Do sprzedaży trafia limitowana edycja albumu "Space Oddity" Davida Bowiego. Wersja płyty z 1972 roku ukazuje się w specjalnej, winylowej wersji jako picture disc. Na krążku zamieszono zdjęcie artysty z czasów Ziggy'ego Stardusta, a do zestawu dołączono replikę plakatu z oryginalnego wydawnictwa. Album oryginalnie ukazał się w listopadzie 1969 roku jako "David Bowie". W listopadzie 1972 roku do sprzedaży trafiła reedycja płyty, przemianowana na "Space Oddity". Longplay poprzedzał przełomowe dzieło Bowiego - "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars". "Space Oddity" dotarło do 17. miejsca na brytyjskiej liście sprzedaży i do 16. pozycji w USA. Picture disc zawiera ten materiał co zremasterowana wersja z 2009 roku, która w założeniu miała być wiernym odtworzeniem winylowego oryginału. Tracklista: Side A 1. Space Oddity 2. Unwashed And Somewhat Slightly Dazed 3. Letter To Hermione 4. Cygnet Committee Side B 1. Janine 2. An Occasional Dream 3. Wild Eyed Boy Fromfreecloud 4. God Knows I'm Good 5. Memory Of A Free Festival

• Wykonawca Bowie David
• Data premiery 2020-06-19
• Nośnik Płyta Analogowa

Album został wydany przez wytwórnię Pentatone (PTC 5186764). Wydawnictwo otrzymało nagrodę Presto Disc of the Week (Presto Classical, 08-2019).

• Wykonawca Bostridge Ian , Ades Thomas
• Data premiery 2019-08-01
• Nośnik CD

Sometime around 1600, John Dowland received a pavane composed by his patron Moritz, Landgrave of Hesse, in honour of ‘the English Orpheus’. A hundred years later a collection of songs by Henry Purcell was published posthumously with the title Orpheus Britannicus. And although more than three centuries have passed since then, the mythical comparison still rings true. To quote Emma Kirkby’s own liner notes to the present disc, these giants in the history of English song ‘share the quality of arresting any listener with a directness and grace that takes our breath away still today, aligning us with the men, animals, plants and stones that were said to weep or dance, or both, when Orpheus sang to his instrument.’ Together with the lutenist Jakob Lindberg, Emma Kirkby has devised a programme which takes in a wide spectrum of emotions: from the pastoral joyfulness of By a fountain and that distillate of melancholy which is In darkness let me dwell, we are led via the desperation and drama of Bess of Bedlam to the conviction expressed in Music for a while that music has the power to vanquish even death. Interspersing the songs are lute solos, including Dowland’s immortal Lachrimae, but also Lindberg’s own transcriptions of Purcell pieces such as The Cibell and the Echo Dance of the Furies from Dido and Aeneas, performed on Lindberg’s unique four-hundred year old instrument. Kirkby and Lindberg are musical partners of long standing, with earlier collaborations on BIS including Musique and Sweet Poetrie, a survey of the lute song across Europe around the year 1600.  ‘A grand tour conducted by a pair of ideal guides’ was how the reviewer in Gramophone described that disc, while his colleague in International Record Review found that the ‘undeniably glorious performances’ made the disc ‘a journey well worth making’. While the journey on the present disc is one in time rather than space, the performances are as glorious as ever, and Emma Kirkby and Jakob Lindberg remain the best guides imaginable.

• Wykonawca Kirkby Emma , Lindberg Jakob
• Data premiery 2011-01-10
• Nośnik CD

In eight previous volumes Ronald Brautigam has traversed what is often called 'The New Testament of Piano Music', namely Beethoven's 32 numbered sonatas. The present disc may be regarded as an appendix to these, as it explores the composer's first attempts in the genre. It opens with the three Kurfürsten Sonatas from 1783, in which Beethoven – at the tender age of twelve – demonstrates a remarkable maturity. With influences from C.P.E. Bach's ground-breaking keyboard music, as well as the sonatas from Haydn's 'Sturm und Drang' perod, the pieces earn their nickname from being dedicated to Archduke Maximilian Friedrich, Kurfürst of Cologne and the employer of Beethoven's father. The Kurfürsten Sonatas were published upon completion, whereas the remaining, later pieces on this disc remained unpublished during Beethoven's lifetime. Zwei Sätze einer Sonatine and Zwei Stücke für Klavier (Orphika) – often called 'Leichte Sonate' – were composed as gifts to two friends from Beethoven's youth: Franz Wegeler and Eleonore von Breuning. In the case of the Two Easy Sonatinas, the manuscript scores were found among Beethoven's papers after his death. There is no proof that Beethoven really is the composer, however, and although they are usually dated as having been written around 1790, this is no more than an educated guess. As a whole, the pieces presented here are the earliest so far in this series, and Ronald Brautigam has consequently chosen to introduce a new instrument for his performances: a copy of a fortepiano by Johann Andreas Stein from 1788. The opportunity it provides of following the evolution of the piano during a momentous period in piano music and instrument building certainly adds to the attractions of this universally acclaimed series. But Brautigam's interpretations have a directness and urgency to them that far surpasses such considerations – as summed in a review in Classic FM Magazine of a recent instalment: 'Brautigam has more to say about the music than any recent cycle recorded on modern instruments… An outstanding disc of an outstanding series.'

• Wykonawca Brautigam Ronald
• Data premiery 2010-07-01
• Nośnik SACD

Tracklista: 1. Xenolith the Anvil2. Opposition/Perihelion the Coil 3. Anaitis Hymnal the Arkose Disc 4. Form Constant the Grid 5. Tten Crowns the Corruptor (Bonus Track)

• Wykonawca Ex Eye
• Data premiery 2017-06-23
• Nośnik CD

Disc 1

• Wykonawca Scarab
• Data premiery 2012-03-13
• Nośnik CD

Disc 1 of 1 :1 - Minacciando2 - Spietato3 - Fragile4 - Pregando5 - Solitudine - stato d'animo6 - Consolante7 - Stridendo8 - Lamentabile9 - Risolutamente10 - Fragile e conciliante

• Wykonawca Part Arvo
• Data premiery 2005-08-29
• Nośnik CD

Disc 1     1. The Separation Of Life And Time  2. Blackest Hour  3. Snake Skin  4. Choke Down  5. Deathwish  6. Burn At The Stake  7. Tonight We Dine In Hell  8. Breeze Of The Kings9. Doomed Steps10. In Ashes  Disc 2 Cover Versions 1. World Peace Cro-Mags  2. Vocal Test Integrity  3. Friend Or Foe Agnostic Front  4. Smell The Bacon Madball  5. As One Warzone  6. Kickstart My Heart Moetley Crue  7. Postmortem Slayer  8. Fucking Hostile Pantera  9. Refuse Resist Sepultura  10. Redneck StompObituary  11. Blitzkrieg Bop Ramones  

• Wykonawca Cataract
• Data premiery 2004-01-01
• Nośnik CD

A calendar filled with orchestral concerts and chamber recitals in many of the world’s most prestigious venues has given the clarinettist Martin Fröst ample opportunity to develop a wide range of encores, for every occasion.  Known for the imaginatively themed concert programmes he devises with various musician friends, he has also explored a number of musical genres. These aspects of his artistry are both demonstrated on this constantly engaging disc, which includes immortal gems such as Rachmaninov’s Vocalise and Kreisler’s Liebeslied as well as pieces rather less usual in a classical context: Charlie Chaplin’s Smile and the klezmer traditional Let’s Be Happy rubbing shoulders with an improvisation over the Nat King Cole standard Nature Boy. Throughout the programme Fröst receives the expert support of the pianist Roland Pöntinen, a chamber music partner of long standing who has also been involved in devising many of the imaginative arrangements, for instance of Vittorio Monti’s Csárdás. Three other musical companions of Fröst’s make cameo appearances, with mezzo-soprano Malena Ernman joining the clarinet in the head-long flight of not one, but two bumble-bees.  Torleif Thedéen’s cello sings a heartfelt Ave Maria above the gyrating accompaniment of Fröst’s clarinet, while Svante Henryson, also a cellist, plays in his own duo piece Off Pist, in which the clarinet and cello chase each other up and down alpine slopes. Martin Fröst’s spectacular career on disc began in 1995, with one of his first CD reviews, in In Tune Magazine, describing him as ‘A Swedish Clarinet Star’, and continuing ‘Fröst has everything – including genius’. More than 10 discs later his recording of Bernard Crusell’s three clarinet concertos caused the reviewer in French Classica-Répertoire to remark that ‘in every movement his playing hits upon the appropriate elegance, the perfect phrasing, the true colour, the required virtuosity, the necessary playfulness ... as he pursues his musical intentions all the way’ – a description that could equally well be applied to the present disc!.

• Wykonawca Various Artists
• Data premiery 2010-07-01
• Nośnik SACD

“This curious conglomeration of concertos is a celebration of contrasts”. Thus begins Kah-Ming Ng's introduction to this collection of works from the 18th century. Although none of the composers featured may be familiar, each work has been picked for it's fine technical skill and illuminating sound, taking inspiration from the 18th century definition of curious as being rare, excellent and fine. Includes works by Paradis, Reichenauer, Berlin, Pepusch, Hertel, Croft and Baldassari.Charivari Agréable have established themselves as one of the UKs leading early music ensembles – in 2010 they collaborated with The King's Singers on an album of Pachelbel's Vespers, currently their best-selling album on Signum, after it featured heavily on BBC Radio 3.“For those who know Pachelbel only through the Canon, this disc will be revelatory ... Each piece is beautifully served by the ensemble.”"The title of the ensemble and their new disc are both pertinent, it’s an agreeable collection full of curiosities … Ng’s notes do a decent job of describing the impact of Vivaldi and his fellow Italians on the music scene in England"Andrew McGregor ­– BBC Radio 3, CD Review, April 2011       "The highlight is Pietro Domenico Paradies' aptly-titled "A Favourite Concerto", a delightful harpsichord piece that affords the ensemble's director Kah-Ming Ng full rein to display his keyboard prowess."The Independent              "This is a disc for adventurous music-lovers who like to extend their horizon and are not satisfied with listening to the same masterpieces over and over again. Charivari Agréable deserve our congratulations with this 20th volume in their impressive discography. May many more follow."MusicWeb International

• Wykonawca Charivari Agreable
• Data premiery 2011-08-01
• Nośnik CD