Mozart/ Goldstein/ Bickard - Piano Concertos 9 & 17Mozart himself had arranged four of his earlier concertos for the ensemble of piano, string quartet and bass, to enable his works to be performed domestically. Numerous subsequent transcriptions followed during the course of the 19th century, prominently those of the conductor and composer Ignaz Lachner. The concertos here are K. 271'Je unehomme', a particularly brilliant work, and the charming K. 453. Leaving the piano part untouched, Lachner

the majority of which are previously unreleased and come from quite possibly the most diverse group of individuals to ever metaphorically step foot onto a bongo comp

is a studio album recorded January 27th

The early-music cellist Renato Criscuolo and his Musica Perduta ensemble have specialized in reviving vocal and chamber music by Italy-based composers from the 17th and 18th centuries

These qualities also illuminate the albums of Beethoven and Schubert sonatas collected here

Bach are also presented here with exclusively instrumental forces

from DiN records

Her father and mother are trapped in a loveless marriage and her half-brother

Felix Hanemann and Guy Gelso) put on one hell of a show

Schnabel and Fleisher)

At first influenced by the works of Max Reger and Richard Strauss

Viv's concerto work includes appearances with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

this instrument brings new interpretive possibilities to the Sonata cycle