Manon Galy and Jorge Gonzalez Buajasan delve into the heart of Romanticism, moving between grand sonatas and intimate pieces, where violin and piano oscillate between exhilaration and nostalgia.

Xavier Sabata and Le Concert de l’Hostel Dieu, under the direction of Frank-Emmanuel Comte, revisit the myth of Orlando through a programme highlighting the different facets of the chivalric hero.

This complete recording of the a cappella choral works of Francis Poulenc marks the celebration of the 20th anniversary of Ensemble Aedes. 

Les Talens Lyriques and Christophe Rousset dive into the tragic heart of the House of Atreus.

Schumann and Grieg’s concertos reveal the full Romantic spectrum. Reed Tetzloff and Sir John Eliot Gardiner deliver a fresh, vivid interpretation, highlighted by a rarely heard intermediate version of the Schumann Concerto that sheds new light on its evolution.

Between 1724 and 1725, Bach composed a unique cycle of chorale-based cantatas. Gli Angeli Genève and Stephan MacLeod present 56 cantatas, recorded live, revealing the theological and musical scope of this extraordinary project.

For the third volume of their Mozart cycle, Maxim Emelyanychev and Il pomo d’oro deliver the ‘Haffner’ and ‘Linz’ symphonies with boldness and intensity, while Aylen Pritchin shines in an electrifying Third Violin Concerto.