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| New release in March: Beethoven: Diabelli VariationsGustav Piekut, Piano |
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| One of the most talented Danish pianists in his debut release. Multiple prize winner and already an established artist Gustav Piekut is tackling the gigantic Diabelli Variations in a sovereign and very convincing way. | ||
| New release in February: Paul Juon, Max Bruch and Friedrich Wilhelm VoigtTrios for Clarinet, Cello and Piano |
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| Three highly interesting romantic composers and their trios performed by three of the finest Danish musicians. The combination of clarinet, cello and piano is rare and the Juon and Voigt works are among the few digital releases ever. For all lovers of chamber music. | ||
| New release in February: Kurt AtterbergConcerto for Violin, Cello and Orchestra |
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| A major new release featuring the first ever recording of the Concerto for Violin, Cello and Orchestra by the world famous Swedish composer Kurt Atterberg. This stunning release also has a fine recording of his Suite Barocco plus the charming Sinfonia for Strings. For all lovers of late-romantic orchestral music. | ||
| New release in December: Rikke Sandberg: Stolen MomentsJohannes Brahms, Solo piano works |
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| Rikke Sandberg is undoubtedly one of the leading Danish pianists and her new recording of music by Johannes Brahms is a major sensation. Hailed by the Danish press as outstanding and admired by audiences all over she is the most cherished of all Danish musicians. An extraordinary new release we are proud to present. | ||
| Re-release in November: Two immortal Concerts in Copenhagen 1949-1950Busch - Ferrier - Furtwängler |
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original tape has been cleaned and digitized and the sound
is greatly improved. A truly unique recording of the Brahms Alto Rhapsody in a live recording featuring Kathleen Ferrier in Copenhagen 1949 together with another memorable evening with Furtwängler conducting the Beethoven 5th Symphony. Only available authorized CD release. |
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| New release in October: Tango Jalousie, Hora staccato & other Danish and Romanian piecesMihaela Oprea, Violin Jakob Alsgaard Bahr, Piano |
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| Danish and Romanian virtuoso music for violin and piano played by the concert master of the Danish Philharmonic Orchestra, South Denmark, featuring many lesser known pieces and some true romantic gems. A stunning recital with music which will make you marvel and dream. | ||
| New release in October: Schubert - RachmaninoffJonathan Swensen, cello Filip Štrauch, piano |
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| Two of the greatest works for cello and piano played by two stunning young musicians from The Royal Danish Music Academy. A debut recording which will surely create a lot of attention. A musical portrait which can hardly be bettered. | ||
| New release in September: Anthology of American Piano Music, Vol. 3American landscapes Cecile Licad, Piano |
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| Another release in our ongoing series of American Piano Music played by the brilliant pianist Cecile Licad. This volume, concentrating on music inspired by the American Landscape, features many piano pieces not available in a modern digital recording and is essential to all lovers of piano music. | ||
| New release in September: The Complete Works of Ida Henriette d'Fonseca |
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| This is the first ever complete recording of the 18 beautiful and romantic songs by the female Danish composer Ida Henriette d’Fonseca. She was born in 1806 and during her lifetime, which ended in 1858, she was the leading singer in Scandinavia. Her songs are original, melodic and utterly charming. Full texts and translations in three languages follows this brand new recording by two of the finest Danish musicians. | ||
| New release in July: Rarieties of Piano Music at Schloss vor Husum from the 2017 Festival |
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| The annual piano festival featuring rare mainly romantic piano music this year has among the pianists Marc-André Hamelin. As usual the repertoire is fascinating with many piano pieces receiving their first CD recording. All the previous years are available and not to be missed. | ||
| New release in June: The legendary Danish organist
Finn Viderø
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Here are the four 2-CD volumes in the
retrospective 2-CD series featuring undobtedly the greatest Danish
organist ever. Finn Viderø made these legendary recordings in the
1950s and they are here for the first time collected and presented
in new digital transfers on CD. None were ever available on CD
before. All are expertly transferred from best possible sources
and presented with extensive notes and illustrations.
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| New release in April: L'heure Satie - Satie and his songs / Trio Satie |
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| A truly fascinating take on the French composer Eric Satie. The Danish trio for long experienced great success with their intimate concerts featuring songs and solo music by Satie and the result is here captured on CD in brilliant sound. | ||
| New release in April: A NRK Tribute to Erling Blöndal Bengtsson |
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| Danacord continues its tribute to the Danish cellist Erling Blöndal Bengtsson. From Norwegian Radio recordings Bengtsson plays a programme of mostly core repertoire, including Elgar's ever-popular Concerto and chamber-music masterpieces by Brahms and Shostakovich. Bengtsson also includes the Cello Sonata of Grieg and, leaping forward in time, contemporary Concertos by Klaus Egge (1906-1979) and Ketil Hvoslev (born 1939), both of which are accessible and intriguing. Throughout, Bengtsson brings musical perception and technical prowess to illuminate this stimulating collection. | ||
| New release in January: Wandy Tworek
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| The Danish violinist Wandy Tworek was undoubtedly the most popular violinist ever in Denmark. His numerous performances made "Wandy" a house-hold name. Here is the first comprehensive selection of his finest recordings from a truly stunning Bartók sonata to the fireworks this violin wizard charmed his audiences with. | ||
The Tivoli
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| The world famous Danish Tivoli Garden is proud to have its own marching band, the Tivoli Youth Band and they are here presented with a brilliant new recording of the music we all associate with Tivoli. A stunning recording and a release full of colour, sparkle and inside information. Just the right thing that will bring a smile to your face! | ||
| New release in September: The Golden Age
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| The Dane Niels W. Gade wrote poetic and original music for four hands and this is the first ever complete recording of his piano music featuring the Copenhagen Piano Duo. Also on their new release is music by Schumann and the great Schubert Fantasy. Music from The Golden Age played with deep understanding and musicality. | |
| New release in August: Elisabeth Nielsen plays Beethoven, Nielsen and Schumann |
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| The second release featuring the talented Danish pianist Elisabeth Nielsen here in repertoire she also performed at her debut concert to great critical acclaim. Extensive booklet with full illustrations. | |
| New release in August: Rarities of Piano Music from the 2016 Festival at »Schloss vor Husum«Vol. 29 |
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| The annual piano festival featuring rare repertoire started 30 years ago and the latest CD features a large selection of the works performed, all played by the leading pianists of today. All the previous years are available! | |
| New release in June: Anthology of American Piano Music, Vol. 2American NocturnesCecile Licad, Piano |
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| The second release in the American Piano Music series with pianist Cecile Licad features Music of the Night. Many of the works are here performed for the first time in a modern digital recording and the whole concept is a portrait of the fascinating world of piano music worth discovering. | |
| New release in May: The Great Danish Pianist Victor Schiøler |
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| The second volume of recordings featuring the only Danish pianist with international acclaim, Victor Schiøler, here with the legendary recording of the Tchaikovsky First Piano Concerto; the most sold classical recording in Denmark ever, used in the commercial for a razor blade! Included are the fine performance of the Schubert Trio and not least the Kreutzer Sonata with Emil Telmányi. Not to be missed! | |
| New release in May: Erling Blöndal BengtssonA SR Tribute to Erling Blöndal BengtssonThe Swedish Radio Recordings 1957-80 |
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The highly acclaimed series of never before published recordings with the cellist Erling Blöndal Bengtsson this time takes precious jewels from the Swedish Radio Archive including many first performances and first releases on CD. Undoubtedly the most comprehensive portrait of this great Danish cellist. |
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| New release in November: Franz Schubert»Winterreise«Johan ReuterCopenhagen String Quartet |
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| Danish world famous baritone Johan
Reuter is here singing Schubert "Winterreise" in a sensational
version accompanied by string quartet. Cellist of The Copenhagen
String Quartet, Richard Krug, arranged the piano part and text and
music never sounded better together. With his intelligent approach
and deep sense of musicality Johan Reuter is probably releasing
the best Winterreise ever caught in the studio. |
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| New release in September: Georges BizetSymphony in C Major; Carmen Suite No. 1; L'Arlésienne Suite No. 1 & 2 |
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| This is the first recording featuring
the new chief conductor of the Aarhus Symphony Orchestra, Marc
Soustrot, in French music by Bizet. It is a winning combination of
an orchestra famous for its brilliant Delius recording and an
idiomatic French conductor. These works by Bizet can hardly be
bettered. And with sound to match, this is truly "magnifique"!. |
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| New release in August: Rarities of Piano Music from the 2015 Festival at »Schloss vor Husum«Vol. 28 |
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| Yet another sensational piano release
from the German Husum Festival of Rarities featuring some of the
leading pianists of today performing many rare works for solo
piano. Not only for the piano lovers, but for all lovers of
romantic piano music. Note: All the previous releases are still
available. |
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| New release in June: Anthology of American Piano Music, Vol. 1Cecile Licad, Piano |
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| This is a major piano release! After
world famous pianist Cecile Licad played the Ornstein Sonata on
DACOCD 739 Danacord decided to record a series of American piano
music and the first result is here with four important sonatas.
This is undoubtedly one of the most remarkable collections to be
released this year. |
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| New release in April: Rued Langgaard18 songs |
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| First recordings of songs by the
enigmatic Danish late Romantic composer Rued Langgaard sung by the
foremost Danish tenor Jens Krogsgaard. The release has full texts
and translations and is a major addition to the growing Langgaard
discography. |
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| New release in February: Endre Wolf
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| The Hungarian/Swedish violinist Endre
Wolf was a legend in his time. His rare recordings are here
collected for the first time, mostly from live concerts and
expertly transferred. A comprehensive booklet is included in this
second volume devoted to a violinist belonging in the very top of
musicians. |
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| New release in February: Emil GryestenFranz Liszt
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| Young Danish pianist Emil Gryesten got
tremendous fine reviews for his debut CD with music by Schubert.
Here he is tackling the towering Sonata plus a selection of the
magical piano works by Liszt. This piano playing in a very high
level in a fine and clear recording. |
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| New release in December: Erling Blöndal BengtssonDanish First Performances
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| The Danish Master cellist Erling Blöndal
Bengtsson gave numerous first performances of works for cello and
orchestra in Denmark and his performances became benchmarks for
the understanding and interpretation of these works ever since.
Here are three of the composers he loved the most for the first
time ever released on 2 CD for the price of 1. |
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| New release in October: Carl Nielsen on Record:Vintage and other historical recordings |
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| The largest ever box set of Carl Nielsen
recordings! All in new digital transfers done by Andrew Walter of
Abbey Road Studios and Claus Byrith of Asinus Studios. With a
large new booklet written by Lyndon Jenkins. |
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| New release in October: Emil Gryestenplays Schubert |
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| Young Danish pianist Emil Gryesten is
already an established name in Scandinavia having studied in both
Copenhagen and Helsinki. At the age of only 15 he won the Steinway
Piano Competition and after that performed extensively. This is
his first eagerly awaited recording for Danacord in piano music by
Schubert. A true poet at the piano. |
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| New release in August: Christine Pryn»Signature« |
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| Young Danish violinist Christine Pryn is
undoubtedly the foremost performer of contemporary music and her
new CD with works for solo violin justly confirms her reputation.
Here are some of the most challenging works for violin ending with
the famous Bach Chaconne. A music tour de force nobody should
miss! |
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| New release in August: Rarities of Piano Musicfrom the 2014 Festival at »Schloss vor Husum« |
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| Another year, another Rarities of Piano
Music CD release, this time from the 28th year since the
beginning. As always there are truly brilliant performances of
rare piano music played by some of the leading pianists from
around the world. All previous years are available and are should
be in all piano lovers collection. |
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| New release in July: Scandinavian Classics, Vol. 5Various soloists, orchestras and conductors |
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| This final volume in the Scandinavian
Classics series, Volume 5, is a release to the memory of Lyndon
Jenkins who planned and produced the first four volumes. We have
selected his most beloved recordings and they are all issued here
in new transfers, many, like the Hamerik Symphony, on CD for the
first time. |
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| New release in May: Elisabeth NielsenBach, Schumann & Prokofiev |
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| A sensational piano talent from Denmark!
Young Prize winner Elisabeth Nielsen with her debut CD. Towering
performances eagerly critically awaited. A truly remarkable
pianist absolutely not to be missed! |
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| New release in April: Carlo GesualdoMadrigalsMusica FictaBo Holten |
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| The new CD with Musica Ficta under Bo
Holten from a live concert Nov. 18 in Bari, Italy, got the
following praise: »As I told you, I've heard lots of groups
sing Gesualdo, many of them very, very good. But I would rank
yours right at the top. It was absolutely splendid, and for that
you have my eternal thanks«. (Glenn Watkins, leading Gesualdo scholar). |
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| New release in March: BrucknerSymphony No. 9with reconstructed Finale |
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| A sensational first recording of the
completed last movement of the Bruckner Symphony No. 9 in the
version of Nors S. Josephson. The British conductor John Gibbons
is leading the Aarhus Symphony Orchestra in a truly spectacular
performance produced and recorded by Lennart Dehn and Stephan
Flock. A Bruckner release of major importance! |
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| New release in January: Olivier MessiaenChamber MusicEnsemble Nordlys |
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| »Quartet for the end of time« is one of
the most moving and deeply felt compositions, written under
horrible circumstances in 1941 by the young Olivier Messiaen. Here
it is masterly recorded in the original version by the Ensemble
Nordlys (Northern Light) together with two pieces for violin and
piano. A truly remarkable new release! |
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| New release in November: Nordic Winter -Christmas Songs |
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| A charming and very original selection
of Christmas songs and music inspired by the Nordic Winter. All
sung by famous soprano Gitta-Maria Sjöberg and with new
arrangements by composer Matti Borg. Not to be enjoyed only for
the short Christmas season, but for all the long cosy Winter
evenings. |
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| New release in November: Nina KavtaradzeRussian Piano Music |
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| As the booklet notes says: Great
composers in small portions. Here is an excellent chance to hear
shorter works by the four leading Russian piano composers played
masterly by Nina Kavtaradze. A piano release of rare beauty and
with a strong interest to all those in love with Russian piano
music. |
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| New release in November: Concert ClemensChoral Works |
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| After the great success with the Duruflé
release the Concert Clemens Choir from Aarhus is heard here in
intimate settings of songs by both Early and Modern day composers.
As usual the standard is very high and the recording and
presentation is first class, naturally with full texts and
translations. |
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| New release in October: A Gramophone Tribute to Erling Blöndal BengtssonComplete HMV Solo Recordings 1950-1961 |
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| For the first time on CD the complete
HMV solo recordings featuring the Danish cellist Erling Blöndal
Bengtsson. The original recordings were all collectors items and
the transfers, all done by Claus Byrith, are from his own
collection. This 2 CD set was approved by the cellist just before he died and compiled by his widow Merete Blöndal Bengtsson |
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