Contrapuntus 1 Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin, chamber ensemble Raphael Alpermann, organ From Bach: Die Kunst der Fuge (2011) Released by Harmonia Mundi Bach: Contrapuntus 1, from Die Kunst der Fuge The monumental Art of Fugue arranged by the musicians

Cerdana, Act 1: In Tartan Jean-Philippe Hodant, transcription for organ From Déodat de Severac: Cerdana (2011) Released by Saphir Productions Severac: Cerdana, Act 1: In Tartan The Cerdana cycle was initially composed for piano, it draws a picture in five

Vaughan Williams: O taste and see Thomas Mullock, treble Andrew Nethsingha, conductor Choir of St John’s College, Cambridge From Hear My Words – Choral Classics from St. John’s (2010) Released by Chandos Vaughan Williams: O taste and see One of

Allegro, String Quartet No. 4 in C major K.157 Jerusalem Quartet, Chamber ensemble From Mozart: String Quartets (2011) Released by Harmonia Mundi Mozart: Allegro, String Quartet No. 4 in C major K.157 Uplifting, charming and joyful. This quartet makes your

Evocation, from Ibéria, Book 1 David Walter, oboe Jean-Marc Bonn, piano From Albéniz: Transcriptions for Oboe and Piano (2011) Released by Saphir Productions Albéniz: Evocation, from Ibéria, Book 1 Oboist David Walter transcribed Albéniz’ masterpiece for piano, Iberia into a

Impromptu No. 3 in G-flat major, Andante Tamás Érdi, piano From Tamás Érdi plays Franz Schubert (2002) Released by Hungaroton Records Schubert: Impromptu No. 3 in G-flat major, Andante A wonderful recording of Schubert Impromptus and Sonata by the Hungarian

“Ah! Scipione…” (Berenice’s aria) Sandrine Piau, soprano Christophe Rousset, conductor Les Talens Lyriques, baroque orchestra From Handel: Scipione (2010) Released by Aparté Handel: “Ah! Scipione…” (Berenice’s aria), from Scipione Sandrine Piau (Berenice) in Act III, Scene II: “The torment is

Piano Concerto No. 2 in F minor, Larghetto Rafal Blechacz, piano Jerzy Semkow, conductor Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra From Chopin: The Piano Concertos (2009) Released by Deutsche Grammophon Chopin: Piano Concerto No. 2 in F minor, Larghetto 25-year-old Rafal Blechacz, winner