For this recording the Berliner Solisten teamed up with renowned German clarinettist Karl Leister to perform Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Clarinet Quintet in A major. Audiences will be moved by the passionate and vibrant playing of the ensemble, as the…

This 1989 recording of Brahms' Clarinet Quintet by the Berliner Solisten at the Max-Joseph-Saal der Münchner Residenz is sure to please listeners looking for a truly magnificent interpretation.

The Czech composer based his libretto on the play "Le Voyage de Thésée" by his friend and trusted source of inspiration, Georges Neveux. Martinu is said to have written the opera for Maria Callas. In this production, the role is sung by the…

This stunning recording of Brahms's Piano Quartet No.1 performed by András Schiff, Yuuko Shiokawa, Nabuko Imai and Miklós Perényi is a must-see for all classical music fans. Recorded in 1992, the performance is a masterful display of skill and…

This stunning recording of Brahms's Piano Quartet No.3 performed by Andras Schiff, Yuuko Shiokawa, Nabuko Imai and Miklós Perényi is a must-see for all classical music fans. Recorded in 1992, the performance is a masterful display of skill and…

This performance brings together two famous musicians' approaches to traditional jazz, folk and classical music.

This film features the first collaboration between Daniel Hope and Daniel Harding, although they have known and cherished each other for a long time. The film reveals pictures of the two sympathetic and charismatic musicians working as a team in such…

The Concerto for Orchestra by Bela Bartok is one of the most frequently performed works of the twentieth century. The French composer and conductor Pierre Boulez explains how he interpreted this composition with the Berlin Philharmonic. He also…

Ludwig van Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony has the character of an appeal. From the very start, the four-note “fate” motif casts a spell on listeners. The German Beethoven expert Wulf Konold illustrates the ingenious variations of this motif on piano…

Robert Schumann’s famous piano concerto is not a traditional virtuoso showpiece but a cooperative venture between the soloist and the orchestra. This new relationship transported the piano concerto into the realm of symphonic music. The German…