UPCOMING! The Klavier-Festival Ruhr opens its 2026 edition in Dortmund with an evening that immediately shows what this festival stands for: great musical tradition, and the joy of rethinking things. In the first part of the programme, Yulianna…

UPCOMING! The pianist Guy Mintus, the conductor and accordionist Omer Meir Wellber, and the mandolinist Jacob Reuven, together with the WDR Sinfonieorchester, present a jazz-infused new version of Beethoven’s Triple Concerto at the Klavier‑Festival…

Coming soon! Barbara Hannigan opens the 2025 Verbier Festival at the helm of the Verbier Festival Orchestra with a programme shaped by rhythm, movement and theatrical flair. The evening ranges from the saltarello-infused brilliance of Berlioz’s Roman…

In 1980, the U.S. group Oregon took the stage at the Berliner Jazztage – a legendary performance. With their genre-crossing style between jazz, world music, classical, and folk, they created a sound language all their own. This concert recording…

A rare concert recording from 1974 captures the Stan Getz Quartet live at the Berlin Jazz Days – one of Europe’s most important jazz festivals. Getz, famed for his warm, lyrical tone, is heard at his very best. The quartet enchants with subtle…

An extraordinary document of its time: Gil Evans live at the Berliner Jazztage in 1976 – one of Europe’s most prestigious jazz festivals. Amidst a stellar line-up, the legendary arranger unveils a richly textured set that moves seamlessly between…

The Berliner Jazztage stand among the oldest and most respected jazz festivals in Europe. Founded back in 1964, the festival quickly became a magnet for the greats. A highlight came in 1974, when the legendary trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie took the stage…

The Berliner Jazztage are among the oldest and most prestigious jazz festivals in Europe. The festival was founded in 1974. In 1969, to mark Duke Ellington’s 70th birthday, the Jazztage invited a phalanx of the greatest jazz stars to Berlin. Among…

The Slavonic Dances Op. 72 have been recorded in January 2025 and Op. 46 in April 2025. Dvořák’s Slavonic Dances were born from words of encouragement: because of his commercial success of the Morovian Duets, the Berlin publisher Fritz Simorck asked…

The Slavonic Dances Op. 72 have been recorded in January 2025 and Op. 46 in April 2025. Dvořák’s Slavonic Dances were born from words of encouragement: because of his commercial success of the Morovian Duets, the Berlin publisher Fritz Simorck asked…