Harmonia Uncut

Ensemble Zefiro explores Bach's associations with France, and the incorporation of the French style into his music.

It would be interesting to know the story behind the name of the ensemble, Beauty Farm. But never mind…it’s peculiar enough that you’re not likely to forget it!

Chopin’s famous concertos played on two original Erard grand pianos.

Gaspard Le Roux: a composer whose music looms large, but whose life remains in the shadows.

A new release on the Brilliant Classics label features some lesser known music by Friedrich Kuhlau.

The Music Division of the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts owes much of its collection to the 19th century financier, Joseph W. Drexel.

The Basel based chamber orchestra I TEMPI hopes to bridge the separation between baroque and modern orchestras.

Two Boston based ensembles, Newton Baroque and Exsultemus, come together in a world-premiere recording of Johann Caspar Ferdinand Fischer's Vespers.

A concerto program from the Irish Baroque Orchestra features instruments less often on exhibit in solo roles, as well as instruments in unusual combinations.

C.P.E. Bach and gala music for the Captains of the Hamburg Citizens Guard.