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With Gnossienne No. 2, Erik Satie continues his exploration of a free, reduced and deeply introspective musical language. The work was composed towards the end of the 19th century and is characterized...

With Gnossienne No. 2, Erik Satie continues his exploration of a free, reduced and deeply introspective musical language. The work was composed towards the end of the 19th century and is characterized...

With Gnossienne No. 2, Erik Satie continues his exploration of a free, reduced and deeply introspective musical language. The work was composed towards the end of the 19th century and is characterized...

With Gnossienne No. 2, Erik Satie continues his exploration of a free, reduced and deeply introspective musical language. The work was composed towards the end of the 19th century and is characterized...

Gnossienne No. 3, composed in 1890, is one of Erik Satie's most characteristic and visionary works. Free of traditional metrical structures, the music unfolds in a calm, inward-looking atmosphere full...

Gnossienne No. 3, composed in 1890, is one of Erik Satie's most characteristic and visionary works. Free of traditional metrical structures, the music unfolds in a calm, inward-looking atmosphere full...

Gnossienne No. 3, composed in 1890, is one of Erik Satie's most characteristic and visionary works. Free of traditional metrical structures, the music unfolds in a calm, inward-looking atmosphere full...

Gnossienne No. 3, composed in 1890, is one of Erik Satie's most characteristic and visionary works. Free of traditional metrical structures, the music unfolds in a calm, inward-looking atmosphere full...

El Diablo Suelto is one of the best-known works in the traditional Venezuelan repertoire and was composed by Heraclio Fernández in the 19th century. This virtuosic piece, based on the joropo rhythm, c...

This triptych brings together three important works from Sergei Rachmaninov's vocal oeuvre, in which the melodic line unfolds with extraordinary expressiveness and lyrical freedom. The Vocalise from t...

Composed at the beginning of the 20th century, Érik Satie's Gnossienne No. 1 is one of the most emblematic works by this unique French composer. With its floating and hypnotic melody, it creates a mys...

With Gnossienne No. 2, Erik Satie continues his exploration of a free, reduced and deeply introspective musical language. The work was composed towards the end of the 19th century and is characterized...

Gnossienne No. 3, composed in 1890, is one of Erik Satie's most characteristic and visionary works. Free of traditional metrical structures, the music unfolds in a calm, inward-looking atmosphere full...

A timeless masterpiece of the Viennese repertoire is An der schönen blauen Donau, Op. 314 by Johann Strauss (son), which perfectly embodies the elegance and refinement of the romantic waltz. Composed...

Carmen-Quadrille, Op. 134 by Eduard Strauss, arranged by Bertrand Moren, transports the listener into the lively and playful world of the Viennese composer. This work, consisting of six movements - Pa...

Composed by Carl Michael Ziehrer, the Cassa-Cou-Galopp op. 19 is a brilliant and lively work that impressively reflects the festive atmosphere of 19th century Vienna. As a prolific composer and conduc...

Composed in 1868, the polka Unter Donner und Blitz is one of the most spectacular works by Johann Strauss (son). In keeping with its sonorous title, the piece unfolds an electrifying energy and altern...

Giralda - Overture is a brilliant and contrasting overture from the operatic world of Adolphe Adam. It perfectly reflects the elegant, theatrical and melodic style of the 19th century French composer....

Inspired by the famous ballet Le Corsaire, this fascinating overture by Adolphe Adam immediately transports the listener into a world full of adventure, passion and maritime vastness. The very first b...

The "Annen-Polka," Op. 117, is one of Johann Strauss II’s best-known works. It was composed in 1852 and dedicated to the "Annas" in honor of St. Anne’s Day, which was particularly popular in Vienna at...

The first three movements of Johannes Brahms’ E minor Cello Sonata were composed in 1862, the last movement was written in 1865. During the first years of its performance the work was received with mi...