Miguel Rincón and Il Pomo d’Oro bring the 18th-century lute back to life with concertos by Kohaut, Fasch, and Kleinknecht, as well as a trio by Hagen, recorded here for the first time.

This album highlights the full expressive richness of counterpoint. Each movement unveils a unique universe, where melodic lines intertwine with subtlety and intensity. Far from a mere theoretical exercise, the work comes to life in a captivating exploration of contrast and harmonic interplay.

Martin Wahlberg and Orkester Nord conclude their cycle dedicated to French opéra-comique with The Magic Flute. Surprising? Not quite—research reveals its French roots and its connection to an Enlightenment initiation tale. In this complete version, featuring full dialogues and previously unheard fragments, a cast faithful to the original performance—including Ruth Williams, a 16-year-old Pamina with a uniquely delicate tone—sheds new light on this timeless masterpiece.

The Novus Quartet brings Brahms’ three late string quartets to life, works long overshadowed by Beethoven. With a pure sound and fiery lyricism, the Korean ensemble highlights the composer’s masterful architecture.

In this recording, Patrick Messina, Lise Berthaud, and Fabrizio Chiovetta bring together Mozart's Kegelstatt Trio and Max Bruch's Eight Pieces. While Mozart was the first to compose for clarinet, viola, and piano, Bruch’s 1910 composition unfolds a kaleidoscope of influences, imbuing his miniatures with intense, passionate lyricism. Their undeniable chemistry and remarkable expressiveness shape this intimate musical journal.