Quantz/ Lamb - Four Concertos for Flute & StringsThe four stylistically contrasting concertos of this recording represent the technical and expressive range achieved by Johann Joachim Quantz during his long career in the service of the King. Although the music of the Baroque period was becoming less fashionable and being favoured by the gallant style of composers like Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Quantz continued to write in a more conservative style, which pleased the Kings tastes. Flutist Eric Lamb

unite particularly splendid polychoral pieces

Hypnopomp is an album filled with wonder and despair that you will find something new with each listen

Mahler selected five highly intimate and subtle poems by the great Romantic poet Friedrich Rückert

bassist Steve Smith's debut recording features re-harmonized standards & several modern jazz compositions by the Richie Beirach

the emotionally-powerful Third Quartet

marks a turning point for Davis

several chamber works for violin and piano

Experience the legacy of unrelenting terror that never dies

Atterberg's work has enjoyed a revival on recordings

with the title role performed by today's most spellbinding singer

including the title cut

they improvised