Joanna Wildye

Celebrated pianist Joanna MacGregor releases the complete Chopin mazurkas on her own SoundCircus label. Schumann called Chopin's mazurkas "canons buried in flowers", a synthesis of Polish folk culture, nostalgia, poetry and political defiance. Performed chronologically they portray a subtle and confessional diary of a transcendent, innovative composer.

Joanna Kacperek's debut album is a fascinating program of variations, and in some cases variations with interesting links.

The youthful compositions of Karol Szymanowski presented on the album were created in the years 1899-1905.

On her second KALEIDOS album, cellist Joanna Sachryn and her piano partner Paul Rivinius present two important representatives of New Music.

Joanna Lumley sets out to explore one of the most diverse and surprising countries in Europe, where much of western civilisation began. On her odyssey, Joanna encounters both the ancient and modern aspects of Greece, touching on how the origins of drama, democracy, science, philosophy and medicine can be found here, and how they have left an enduring legacy on the fabric of our everyday life.