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Osipov State Russian Folk Orchestra – Balalaika Favorites

This is the first recordings ever made in the Soviet Union by american musical and technical stuff and equipment, recorded on lovation in Moscow. This SACD presents, for the first time, the Osipov State Russian Folk Orchestra’s legendary recordings in their original 3-channel (left, right & centre) versions
Franz Schubert – Symphonies Nos 1 & 2

On the final disc of a complete cycle, Thomas Dausgaard and the Swedish Chamber Orchestra offer us their readings of Franz Schubert’s first two symphonies. Written between 1813 and 1815, by a composer still in his teens, both works exemplify the influences of Haydn,
Holst: The Planets / Percy Grainger: The Warriors

Women's Voices of
The Monteverdi Choir
Philharmonia Orchestra
John Eliot Gardiner
Int. Release 02 May. 1995
Bruno Walter – Beethoven – Symphony 6

Bruno Walter helped shape the very essence of interpretive style among conductors. Walter's rendition of Beethoven's sixth symphony is perhaps the greatest ever recorded
Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra – Jean Sibelius – Kullervo

For an industry that’s supposed to be in trouble, it’s remarkable to consider that there have been no less than three superb SACD multichannel recordings of Sibelius’ epic Kullervo Symphony in the past year or so. I don’t exactly see lines forming for this particular work at what few classical CD stores remain, but no matter.
Robert Schumann – Wolfram Schmitt-Leonardy | Piano Works

Schumann's piano music requires both poetry and virtuosity. In this two-disc set mixing some of the composer's best-loved works with some of his less well-known, German pianist Wolfram Schmitt-Leonardy demonstrates he has some of the former and perhaps not enough of the latter
UC YMO – YELLOW MAGIC ORCHESTRA 2003

1978年,坂本龙一、细野晴臣、高桥幸宏三人组了一支乐队Yellow Magic Orchestra, 简称YMO。同年他们发表第一张同名大碟《Yellow Magic Orchestra》,在日本几乎没什么反响。
Chen Sa – Memories Lost

曾有德国的元老乐评人称陈萨的演奏「不时能感受到地下火山般的热情」。 她被列入在东京的「二十世纪百位伟大的钢琴家」系列,并在萧邦诞辰200年时受获波兰政府颁发的萧邦艺术护照。
Academy of Ancient Music, Richard Egarr – Handel: Organ Concertos Op.4

The scholarly searchlight of indefatigable Richard Egarr now falls on the Handel Organ concertos. These have been astonishingly popular since their inception around 1733 as interlude entertainment in Handel’s lucrative series of oratorios.
