A complete recording of works for the harp by Petr Eben (1929 - 2007), the best known contemporary Czech composer. The harp is presented here as a solo instrument, as an equal partner to other chamber instruments, and as one assigned the role of accompaniment. The recording was made in 1999 by harpist Kateřina Englichová, holder of many prestigious international awards.
Kateřina Englichová – harp, Jana Tetourová – mezzosoprano

The latest recording by Zuzana Růžičková, a world-acclaimed harpsichordist inseparably associated with J. S. Bach´s music, here introducing 20th century compositions, with which she reaped success during her tour of Japan in 1997. Comprising a number of world premieres, the recording was made in January 1998 on a modern instrument designed to match the character of the works by Viktor Kalabis, Bohuslav Martinů, Jan Rychlík, Peter Miegg, Béla Bartók.

Several years ago, the Brooklyn Academy of Music asked Bleckmann to put together an evening of WWII German music. Fumio Yasuda adapted and arranged the songs especially for this album.
Theo Bleckmann - vocals, Fumio Yasuda - piano, arrangements, Todd Reynolds - violin, Courtney Orlando - violin, Caleb Burhans - viola, Wendy Sutter - cello,

Teodoro Anzellotti - accordion

Manuel Hidalgo is one of the foremost composers of serious music for the accordion, and these works with orchestra display his highly individual and personal concept of sound, which Frak Kämpfer described as “sensual, archaic… free of binding dogmas.”
Teodoro Anzellotti - accordion, WDR Sinfonieorchester Koln, Peter Rundel - conductor

This album uses music to evoke the sensation of colors in works from the seventeenth to twentieth centuries.
Vittorio Ghielmi - viola da gamba, Rodney Prada - viola da gamba, Fahmi Alqhai - viola da gamba, Cristiano Cantadin - violon, Ernst Reijseger - violoncello

Tantz-Schul is  an Kagel's 18-movement ballet d'action in three parts, based on Gregorio Lambranzi's treatise Neue und curieuse theatralische Tantz-Schul ("New and Curious Theatrical School of Dancing"), first published in 1716 in Nuremberg, with engravings by Johann Georg Puschner.

Rundfunk - Sinfonieorchester Saarbrucken, Mauricio Kagel - conductor, Margaret Chalker - soprano, Christoph Spath - tenor

Anzellotti has recorded five solo albums for Winter & Winter, with music by Kagel, Satie, Scarlatti, Janácek and Cage. Now he has found the young new music composer Matthias Pintscher, who wrote the music for this new album.

Teodoro Anzellotti - accordion, Arditti String Quartet