Julia Pietrucha

Born in Naples, Carlo Albanesi settled in London in 1882 where he successfully balanced a career as a piano soloist with that of professor of piano at the Royal Academy of Music.

This album is a collection of songs written between 2020 and 2024 in Beirut. I wanted to capture them the way they were written by keeping the rawness and fragility intact, like the late-night voice memos I send to my bandmates as soon as I have a first draft of a song.

This album is a collection of songs written between 2020 and 2024 in Beirut. I wanted to capture them the way they were written by keeping the rawness and fragility intact, like the late-night voice memos I send to my bandmates as soon as I have a first draft of a song.

Singer-songwriter Julia Michaels‘ Inner Monologue: Part 1 was one of the year’s most impressive EPs, and the prolific musician has already announced her follow-up. Inner Monologue: Part 2 is due out June 28 via Republic.

Having produced the first period-instrument edition of Dussek’s piano sonatas, Brilliant Classics now presents a complementary collection of the violin sonatas, beginning with the Op.8 collection which were published around 1789 in Paris.

German violinist Julia Fischer, 24 years old when this recording was released, is surely a bright new star, all charisma as her diminutive self stands between conductor and collaborator Yakov Kreizberg and violist Gordan Nikolic on the cover of this disc.

Julia Michaels brightened up New Music Friday by announcing the imminent arrival of her Inner Monologue Part 1 EP. “Couldn’t be more nervous if I tried,” the breakout star wrote on social media.

After two acclaimed trio albums pianist Julia Hülsmann proposes a different project for her third ECM release "In Full View", motivated initially by a performance by Berlin-based, English trumpet player Tom Arthurs. After first rehearsals had established musical compatibility, Hülsmann called upon the services of her trusted rhythm section of Marc Muellbauer (double bass) and Heinrich Kobberling, but a vocalist was no longer needed.

Is violinist Julia Fischer in the same league as David Oistrakh in her recording of Brahms' Violin Concerto?

German violinist Julia Fischer is recognized worldwide for possessing a talent of uncommon ability and as an exceptionally gifted artist, reflected in the numerous awards and effusive reviews she has received for both her live performances and recordings, including being named 'Artist of the Year' at The Gramophone Awards in 2007 and 'Instrumentalist of the Year' at the 2009 MIDEM Classical Awards. PentaTone is pleased to present this collection of her critically acclaimed recordings of Mozart's Violin Concertos, packaged together. The set also includes her recording featuring the Sinfonia concertante for Violin, Viola and Orchestra in E flat, K.364.