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New Releases

Brazilian Sadness Pt. 2

João Marcondes presents Lamento Brasileiro — a powerful cycle of thirteen string quartet pieces that delves into the contradictions, wounds, and identities of Brazil.

H2O (Deluxe)

H2O (Deluxe), now available in remastered Stereo 2.0 and Dolby Atmos versions, features bonus tracks and natural water sounds, offering an even more immersive and sensorial listening experience.

Canto D’Anime

Across 15 tracks, Canto D’Anime brings together works by Fauré, Puccini, Schumann, Villa-Lobos, among others, combining refined technique and sensitivity in a lyrical repertoire of timeless elegance.

Violins Of OSESP

Under the direction of Emmanuele Baldini, the project brings together distinguished violinists from OSESP in ensembles of 3, 4, and 6 instruments, delivering outstanding performances that enhance the expressiveness of Brazilian chamber music.

Songs of Dust and Shadow

Corciolli deepens his fusion of electronic and ambient music. Influenced by the Berlin school and Krautrock, he creates immersive soundscapes that blend nostalgia and innovation.

Opus 3

New Frequency celebrates the connection between musical tradition and innovation, reaffirming music as a timeless bridge that moves between eras, styles, and languages - uniting the legacy of the masters with the creative drive of new generations.

The Smile and the Flower Suite

Marcondes breaks with the paradigms of contemporary classical music by combining bold instrumentation with an aesthetic defined by expressiveness and rich textures.

Mozart: Sonatas for Piano and Violin, Vol. 3

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Claudio Cruz and Olga Kopylova perform Sonatas K. 454, K. 481, K. 526, and K. 547, masterpieces from Mozart’s mature period that blend virtuosity with sensitivity.
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Galante

In a repertoire dedicated to Felice Giardini, the duo formed by violinist Luiz Amato and cellist Adriana Holtz explores the galant style, reflecting the melodic simplicity and idiomatic beauty of the movement.

Impressions

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The duo explores works ranging from Russian Romanticism to contemporary Brazilian music, in virtuosic performances that highlight the drama, lyricism, and rhythmic subtleties of the elegant chamber formation of viola and piano.

Capriccio

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The Italian concertmaster of the OSESP and the young Brazilian violin talent join forces to explore the rich tradition of violin duets, spanning works from the Baroque to the Romantic periods, in sonatas, suites, and capriccios.

Saudade

Celebrating the centenary of one of the greatest contributors to Brazilian music, Gabriel de Paula Machado, the Russian pianist—with over 20 million streams in her career—releases a special album in tribute to the composer.

Rachmaninoff: Cello Sonata, Op. 19 & Romances

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Celebrating the 150th anniversary of Rachmaninoff's birth, the Brazilian cellist and the Russian pianist perform some of his most important pieces from the repertoire for their instruments.

Autre Temps

With original arrangements for harp and violin, the duo formed by Italian Paola Baron and Brazilian Edgar Leite releases an album that explores the richness of the Baroque repertoire and the lyricism of French Impressionism.

Beyond The Edge, Before The Stars

The Brazilian composer, pianist, and arranger, former member of Capital Inicial, releases his first solo album, marked by influences of minimalism, serialism, and atonalism.

Mendelssohn: String Quartets No. 4, 5 & 6

With omnipresent musical mastery and expanding the boundaries of the written repertoire for the instruments, the ensemble brilliantly and definitively presents interpretations of Felix Mendelssohn's quartets.

Corbani: Tarde de Outono & Other Songs

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With over 10 million streams in their collaborations, the duo presents a new album featuring previously unreleased works by the brazilian composer Luis Corbani.

Brahms + Fauré

Interweaving extraordinary works by two luminous composers, the pianist delivers introspective interpretations, characterized by a subtle melancholy and nostalgic sense.

The Wings Suite, Op. 16

In collaboration with the Amazonas Philharmonic and Amazonas Choir, with orchestral arrangements by Rodrigo Morte, the acclaimed pianist from São Paulo expands the sonic universe of his works, always inspired by the richness of Brazilian fauna.

J. S. Bach: Sonatas, BWV 1020 – 1030b & Partita in A Minor, BWV 1013

In exquisite performances, one of the greatest contemporary Brazilian oboists presents reinterpretations of a triptych of masterpieces by the German composer.

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