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Dialogues
Frank Ho, Vladimir Rufino, Fabiola AmorimIn Dialogues, violinists Frank Ho and Vladimir Rufino join violist Fabiola Amorim in an album that explores the expressive richness of the string trio, bringing together tradition and contemporary perspectives.

Thomas: 12 Studies for Harp
Paola BaronPaola Baron presents Thomas: 12 Studies for Harp, an album that celebrates the work of John Thomas, a key figure in the consolidation of the harp in the 19th century.

Flausino Vale & The Brazilian Violin
Claudio CruzIn a vibrant encounter between tradition and contemporaneity, Flausino Vale & The Brazilian Violin reaffirms the strength of Brazil’s violin legacy.

Twelve Waltzes
Clara SvernerWith a delicate touch, elegant phrasing, and expressive depth, in Twelve Waltzes, Sverner presents a cohesive narrative that celebrates her pianistic legacy.

Solos & Encores
Duo ArcosSolos & Encores unveils luminous and heartfelt interpretations, balancing lyricism, elegance, and virtuosity in an original encounter between harp and violin.

6 Preludes and Fugues
Eliomar Landim6 Preludes and Fugues consists of 12 original pieces that engage in a dialogue with the Baroque tradition through a more contemporary language.

Canto D’Anime
Carmen Monarcha, Daniel GonçalvesAcross 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
Violins Of OSESPUnder 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.

The Smile and the Flower Suite
João MarcondesMarcondes 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
Claudio Cruz, Olga KopylovaClaudio 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.

