Anna Netrebko / Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala / Riccardo Chailly AMATA DALLE TENEBRE

 

AMATA DALLE TENEBRE

 

Les Métaboles / Léo Warynski THE ANGELS

 

THE ANGELS

Ensemble Les Surprises / Louis-Noël Bestion de Camboulas PURCELL Tyrannic Love

 

TYRANNIC LOVE

 

Christian-Pierre La Marca CELLO 360

 

CELLO 360

 

Heidi Maria Taubert / Instrumenta Musica / Ercole Nisini PASSACAGLIE D'AMORE

 

PASSACAGLIE D'AMORE

Mathieu Salama / La Réjouissance / Stefano Intrieri FURIOSO BAROCCO

 

FURIOSO BAROCCO

Quatuor Ardeo XIII

XIII

Tabea Debus / Jonathan Rees / Alex McCartney OHRWURM

OHRWURM

Anthony Romaniuk BELLS

BELLS

Carolyn Sampson / Joseph Middleton FLEURS

FLEURS

James Gilchrist / Anna Tilbrook SOLITUDE

SOLITUDE

Stéphanie d’Oustrac / Ensemble Amarillis / Héloïse Gaillard PORTRAITS DE LA FOLIE

PORTRAITS DE LA FOLIE

Luc Beauséjour ANTHOLOGIE

ANTHOLOGIE

Iestyn Davies / Fretwork IF

MICHAEL NYMAN - HENRY PURCELL

Olivia Vermeulen / Jan Philip Schulze DIRTY MINDS

DIRTY MINDS

Andreas Arend / Hille Perl / Veronica Skuplik / Clare Wilkinson BALLADS WITHIN A DREAM

BALLADS WITHIN A DREAM

Anna Prohaska / Julius Drake PARADISE LOST

                                                                PARADISE LOST

Kitgut Quartet 'TIS TOO LATE TO BE WISE

                                                      'TIS TOO LATE TO BE WISE

Ferio Saxophone Quartet REVIVE

For its second album on Chandos, the young Ferio Saxophone Quartet presents a set of unique arrangements of milestones from the baroque repertoire, from Corelli via Bach to Handel.
Including many premiere recordings, these fresh interpretations, full of flair and vitality, played on instruments that combine elements of brass and woodwind, bring the tunes and counterpoint to a fascinating new register. The Ferio Quartet plays with power, warmth, and dexterity.

Alfred Deller THE VOICE OF PURCELL

1979 saw the death of one of the leading players in the baroque revolution. Undoubtedly the most famous countertenor of the twentieth century, Alfred Deller's performances convinced audiences that, three centuries earlier, Purcell had somehow composed songs with him in mind. His inimitable timbre perfectly showcased repertory that had long been gathering dust in libraries. Now, 40 years after his death, harmonia mundi has meticulously remastered the original tapes, bringing the art of Alfred Deller's alive once more.