CRD Records releases violinist Maya Magub's album Canons on 7 October 2022. The album comprises Telemann's Six Canonic Sonatas and Mozart's Canons and Puzzle Canons. Maya is joined on the album by violinists Ben Jacobson, Marianne Thorsen and Jonathan Morton, with Jonathan Moerschel, viola and Richard Harwood, 'cello (CRD 3542).

In her recording for PASSACAILLE, the Italian harpsichordist and organist Federica Bianchi deals with the development of music for keyboard instruments from the beginning of the 15th century to the beginning of the Baroque period.

As a young chorister, the fourteen-year-old Franz Schubert penned his first string quartets, a genre that he would continue to explore until the last years of his life.

Superstar Angela Gheorghiu, the most glamorous and gifted opera singer of our time, was born in the small Romanian town Adjud. From early childhood it was obvious that she will become a singer, her destiny was the music. She attended the Music School in Bucharest and graduated the National University of Music Bucharest, where she studied with the remarkable music teacher Mia Barbu. Ms. Gheorghiu’s magnificent voice and dazzling stage presence have established her as a unique international opera superstar.

Madame Zuzu’s The Smashing Pumpkins Live in Europe. AUTOGRAPHED 13 LP Box Set pressed on 180g black vinyl. Limited edition pressing of 1000 copies only. Includes never before seen photos taken during the early European tours a personal essay from Billy Corgan on the highs and low of 1992 European tour. Featuring soundboard recordings from 9 different shows from Billy Corgan’s personal audio archive.

"Compared to the human voice, everything else is almost unmusical," Martin Luther is said to have once judged. The Calmus Ensemble makes this credo entirely its own on its new CD "Luther Collage".

Goethe as an opera librettist: in November 2019, an opera sensation was to be experienced at the Leverkusener Erholungshaus: 232 years after its creation, a comic opera was premiered with "Scherz, List und Rache", to which none other than Johann Wolfgang von Goethe had written the Libretto.

Croatian songstress Josipa Lisac, whose superb vocals were featured on "Majko Zemljo," a classic album by Tihomir Pop Asanovic, the best of Yugoslavian rare groove, which was also featured in the guidebook "OBSCURE SOUND REVISED EDITION. The album was released in 1976 and features the B.P. Convention Big Band International, a group of Croatian jazz musicians.

Roberto Bonati composes and paints a suite dedicated to the night, its magic, its more hidden colors and its deep emotionality. A journey through the dreams, encounters, ghosts, shadows and lights of a dream vision. A nocturnal picture that leads step by step towards the dawn. A painting, but also a meditation on the most noisy moment of our thoughts and emotions: while outside the silence resounds.

HASARD, the new CD by Claudio Fasoli with NeXt Quartet. Hasard in French: chance, chance, risk, danger, uncertainty, possibility, luck, unexpected, destiny, coincidence… The concept of hasard objectif, explored by André Breton and the surrealists, is a notion at the same time fascinating and enigmatic in the field of creativity, evoking disturbing coincidences and surprising encounters. (Sandro Cerini in the cover lines). In the compositions presented in Hasard, we find the peculiarities of Fasoli’s research, to which electronics are added, which find ample space on the evocative and rhythmic level: mass of sound, noisy clouds blend with Fasoli’s rigorous compositional knowledge.

Beatrice Ruth Wain (April 30, 1917 – August 19, 2017) was an American Big Band-era singer and radio personality born in the Bronx, New York City.

The New Grove Project is a collaboration between Per Sundbom and Ingemar Hjertqvist that started in 1983 when the demo for the album Fool's Journey was recorded. Per Sundbom played keyboards and Ingemar played guitar and bass. The collaboration has been passive for a long periods.

The Merry Macs were an American and British close-harmony pop music quartet who were active from the 1920s until 2000.

After an uncomfortably long five-year hiatus-likely spent arguing about time signatures, chord progressions, and who forgot to bring snacks to rehearsals-Glutton is finally back. The beloved (by at least a few people) trio is ready to unleash their questionable wisdom upon an unsuspecting world with their upcoming album: "Skiva heter Vishnu!" On their latest outing, Glutton boldly ditches vocals (likely realizing that nobody was really listening to their lyrics anyway) and commits fully to an instrumental format.

Pearls & Discoveries combines works from the great clarinet repertoire by composers such as Schumann, Widor, Bassi, and Rossini with lesser-known pieces that nonetheless possess great charm and emotional and musical impact.