Kreuzjoch Duo

A strong feeling of anticipation, followed by unbridled curiosity and imaginations of evocative landscapes real and otherwise immediately possess one's heart after the first few bars of "Fairytale", the opening piece of this exquisitely unique album. The programme, performed by cello / piano duo, Duo Arnicans, includes the world premiere recordings.

Antonín Dvorák’s Slavonic Dances, op. 46 (B 78), made the composer known beyond the confines of his native Bohemia and laid the cornerstone for his international breakthrough.

A unique recital on record, for a hauntingly beautiful instrumental combination, featuring several first recordings.

EM Records announces its first guitar CD with compositions from the Renaissance to the present. Plucked instruments played a prominent role in English music during the Renaissance; we are thinking above all of the outstanding lute music by John Dowland.

New York-based guitarists Jack Petruzzelli and Cameron Greider have played with a Who’s Who of rock and pop artists from Patti Smith and Chris Cornell to Joan Baez and Rufus Wainwright.

The brilliant Cavatina Duo (Spanish flautist, Eugenia Moliner and Bosnian guitarist Denis Azabagic) offer a new release of baroque masterpieces: Telemann's 12 Fantasies, and French virtuoso Marin Marais' spectacular variations on ""Folies d'Espagne"".

Music by Johannes Brahms for four hands would be nothing out of the ordinary as a recital programme given by the renowned Silver Garburg piano duo – but a concert featuring piano four hands with orchestra?

Imaginative and passionate pianists Naïri Badal and Adélaïde Panaget are in the same category of great duos as the Labèque sisters, and are currently THE French piano duo making their mark in France as well as internationally.

Blue Violet Duo "excel at both extremes, from the nuanced and restrained to the incandescent and extravagant" (Stringendo magazine). Formed in 2013, the Chicago based duo was born of a friendship and musical kinship and enjoyed immediate recognition, winning a competition that led to their performance in Carnegie's Weill Hall in New York in February of 2014.

Composer Kay Rhie releases Cereus, a portrait album of chamber works, two including voice, featuring soprano Leela Subramaniam, Winsor Music and the Aperture Duo. Rhie's music draws on her experience as a South Korean born artist living in Los Angeles, responding to the lived environment in outward ways through text setting and thematic context, as well as inward impacts on her compositional process.