The rst recording of Moritz Moszkowski's long-lostand eagerly awaitedearly Piano Concerto makes for a particularly important addition to the Romantic Piano Concerto series. The coupling is another rarity (and recorded premiere): the Russian Rhapsody by Adolf Schulz-Evler.

This recording was named BBC Music Magazine's one of '5 Essential Works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart' by BBC Music Magazine in 2012 as well as being a winner at the 2009 Classical BRIT Awards (Critics' Award 2009) and the 2009 BBC Music Magazine Awards (Disc of the Year Award and Orchestral Award) In their original review BBC Music Magazine stated: These performances are so exhilarating that I listened to all four symphonies straight through at a first hearing, mesmerised by the variety and intensity of the music itself, sounding here completely fresh, and the virtually flawless renderings by the excellent Scottish Chamber Orchestra, with Sir Charles Mackerras at his most penetrating.

‘The 5 Countertenors’ draws together five of the world’s most renowned countertenors, who bring the rich world of baroque opera to life.

The discovery of a forgotten Master, Cecilia Bartoli's new album showcases music by Agostino Steffani. This deluxe product includes a 174 page booklet which contains articles on Agostino Steffani alongside exclusive, full colour photos of the Mission project, a project with international politics, religious conflict, diplomatic secrecy, spying and sensational music at its heart.

The fourth volume of the Haydn2032 project thrusts into the limelight one of the most important stock characters in the theatre of sounds and words,the Kapellmeister, and explores some glamorous and (in)glorious moments in the career of Maestro Haydn.It features three symphonies by the Shakespeare of Music one of which is even associated with an actual play.This bears the title Sinfonia in C.per la commedia intitolata Il distratto (the name of the play soon became the symphony's nickname) and consists of an overture,four entr actes, and a finale to be played at the end of the performance.

'Chamuyo is Argentinian sweet talk, the art of convincing and seducing the other. Subtle and mischievous, this practice can snare you in your own trap. It is in this sense that we have decided to go against the general trend of the period by proposing a unique approach far from the tango of yesteryear.'The force of our roots, the colours, accents, and expressive and rhythmic contrasts are distilled throughout the repertoire of the Quartetto Mosalini-Teruggi.