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POP THE CORK literally "popping the cork" - is an invitation to celebrate, to let go, to enjoy the moment. The piece, composed by Eddy Debons, begins in a solemn atmosphere that creates a sense of ten...

Ohne Aufenthalt (op. 112), composed by Eduard Strauss in 1869, embodies the lively, elegant and effervescent spirit of the Strauss musical dynasty. This cheerful work - whose title means "Without Stay...

Champagne Polka (Musikalischer Scherz - op. 211) is one of the most sparkling works by Johann Strauss Sohn, the undisputed master of Viennese light music. Composed in 1858, this cheerful piece is a tr...

The Sonata Quinta by Giuseppe Maria Jacchini, masterfully arranged by Colette Mourey, demonstrates the expressive richness of the Italian Baroque repertoire. The work captivates with elegant melodic l...

The Freikugeln Schnellpolka Op. 326, composed by Johann Strauss, is a shining example of Viennese virtuosity in the fast polka. Its title, which means "Lost Balls", evokes the explosive energy and spa...

Sonata "La Caprara" (op. 35, no. 10) by Maurizio Cazzati fully embodies the elegance and clarity of the Italian Baroque style of the 17th century. This sonata demonstrates the composer's fine melodic...

The concerto by Giuseppe Romanino, a composer of great musical sensitivity, reveals the full expressive richness of the late Italian Baroque style. This radiant and carefully constructed work combines...

Antonio Vivaldi's Concerto RV 230, Op. 3, arranged by Colette Mourey, demonstrates the fullness and virtuosity of the Italian Baroque style. A true masterpiece of contrasts and energy, it captivates w...

Hirtengesang is a poetic work by the composer Jean-François Michel, composed of two complementary movements that evoke both the gentleness and liveliness of pastoral life. The first movement, Pastoral...

The Sonata (TWV 41:H3) by Georg Philipp Telemann is one of the most remarkable works of the Baroque repertoire and combines melodic elegance with contrapuntal richness. This sonata demonstrates Telema...

The Italian Concerto (BWV 971) by Johann Sebastian Bach is one of the composer's most important works and brilliantly demonstrates his exploration of the Italian concerto style. Inspired by Vivaldi, a...

Intrada, Canzonetta e Saltarello joins the ranks of works in which Jean-François Michel skillfully combines tradition and modernity. The Intrada opens the piece with solemn, radiant momentum and is re...

The Sonata No. 1 by Pietro Baldassare reflects the subtle Baroque style of the early eighteenth century and combines formal clarity with expressive melody. Baldassare, who was mainly active in Germany...

Composed in 1830, the Nocturne in E flat major, op. 9 No. 2 is one of Frédéric Chopin's best-known works. It perfectly embodies the composer's romantic aesthetic, with intimacy, lyricism and subtle el...

The overture to Csárdásfürstin by Emmerich Kálmán immediately transports the audience into the lively world of early 20th century Viennese operetta. With irresistible energy, Kálmán combines light mel...

The Concerto (S. Z799) by Alessandro Marcello was composed at the beginning of the 18th century and is one of the most important works of the Italian Baroque. It impresses with the elegance of its mus...

In The Limelight by Bertrand Moren is an energetic work that immediately puts the listener in the spotlight. Driven by a powerful fast rock rhythm, the music unfolds with unstoppable momentum and stri...

The overture to Countess Mariza by Emmerich Kálmán comes from one of the most famous operettas of the early 20th century. Premiered in 1924, the operetta exemplifies Kálmán's unmistakable style, which...

Zapateado by Pablo de Sarasate is a brilliant and spirited work inspired by the Spanish dance tradition. The title refers to the rhythmic foot stomping of flamenco, the energy of which is directly ref...

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...