Gidon Kremer: violin
Patricia Kopatchinskaja: violin
Kremerata Baltica

Muriel Cantoreggi: viola; Geneviève Strosser: viola; Jürg Dähler; viola

The Hilliard Ensemble
David James: countertenor; Rogers Covey-Crump: tenor; Steven Harrold: tenor; Gordon Jones: baritone

Tallinn Chamber Orchestra and Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir
Tõnu Kaljuste, conductor

John Potter: voice; Anna Maria Friman: voice & Hardanger fiddle;
Ariel Abramovich & Jacob Heringman: lutes

Anna Maria Friman: voice, hardanger fiddle, melody chimes
Linn Andrea Fuglseth: voice, portable organ, melody chimes
Berit Opheim: voice, melody chimes

Márta Kurtág: piano
György Kurtág: piano

Wonderful two and four handed piano accounts of Kurtág's Játékok (Games) and Bach Transcriptions by Kurtág himself and his wife Márta. Their concert appearances together have been described - by Britain's Independent - as "events to be treasured in the musical life of the century...Teasing, caressing and attacking the piano, they literally play games." The thirty fragments from Játékok are brisk splashes of ice-water for the mind, the Bach Transcriptions compellingly beautiful.

Saskia Lankhoorn: piano