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Pacho Flores releases his new and fifth album ESTIRPE for Deutsche Grammophon. Taking advantage of his presence in the summer season of the Orquesta Sinfónica de Minería and Carlos Miguel Prieto for the American premiere of Daniel Freiberg's Historias de Flores y Tangos, this recording was made with the same protagonists in September 2019 at the Churubusco Studios in the Mexican capital.

Following the release of Reflections Pt 1, which focused on the music of the two revolutionary French composers, Debussy and Rameau, pianist Víkingur Ólafsson prepares for the second instalment in the series with the release of this single.

After a series of successful reworkings of some of the earliest Shellac recordings of Beethoven's masterpieces by Deutsche Grammophon, Christian Löffler returns with a full album release by Shellac Reworks. Parallels introduces us to new compositional arrangements from Bach to Bizet, including his earlier recordings of Beethoven. The album will be released on February 12.

As of today, "The Russian Album" by the Dutch piano duo Lucas and Arthur Jussen is available in stores.

Star French tenor Benjamin Bernheim – “a sumptuous voice, fiery sensitivity, and poetic musicality” (Le Monde) – explores the work of Italian opera composers in France.

Night falls in diverse ways in Magdalena Hoffmann’s Deutsche Grammophon debut album. Nightscapes, set for release on 11 February 2022, sees the German harpist dive deep into the intimate, mysterious, magical world of night music, as well as exploring the theme of dance.

Dans son nouvel album, la jeune cantatrice américaine Nadine Sierra raconte sa propre histoire à travers trois héroïnes romantiques au fort caractère : Violetta (La Traviata), Lucia (Lucia di Lammermoor) et Juliette (Roméo et Juliette). Comme elles, la soprano a lutté contre les conventions et la pression sociale pour pouvoir assumer son rêve : chanter, persuadée qu’elle était faite pour l’opéra (« Made for Opera »), ainsi que le clame fièrement le titre de cet enregistrement publié sur le label jaune.

For almost a decade, Agnes Obel has been one of the most independent and original artists in contemporary music. Now she has returns with her highly anticipated new album Myopia – through Deutsche Grammophon.

Richter has pared back sections of his best-selling 8.5-hour epic SLEEP to their basic structures to create three extended solo piano tracks for this new digital EP, out on World Sleep Day. “The piano is where I go to daydream, because composing, in a way, is daydreaming as well. It’s trying to encounter other aspects of your mind, things maybe you’re not so aware of consciously.”

Baritone Andrè Schuen began his Deutsche Grammophon career in 2020 with a critically acclaimed reading of Schubert’s Die schöne Müllerin, recorded with his duo partner Daniel Heide. In 2022, the pair added Schwanengesang to their discography, a recording that went on to win the Solo Song category in the 2023 Opus Klassik Awards. Now they complete their trilogy of Schubert’s major song cycles with a thoughtful and moving interpretation of the 24 inward-looking songs that make up the composer’s Winterreise.