Bruckner/ Royal Danish Orchestra - Mystery / Symphony 8 in C MinorA brilliant orchestra and an excellent conductor: When such a pairing is made for a Bruckner symphony, you can expect something special. The Linz master's sweepingly radiant eighth symphony is in the best hands with Hartmut Haenchen and the Royal Danish Orchestra from Copenhagen. With a beautiful sound and a powerful punch, as well as with fast tempos that blow every speck of dust out of the grandiose score, this is a masterful interpretation! Hartmut

but before they were ever hauling pianos or throwing pies as a hilarious and unforgettable comedic duo

pianist and composer Nikol Bóková is last year's major discovery

Although the musical language of the Polish artist

from darkness to light

In 1784 he married Christina Chalon (1748-1808)

within the limits of technical feasibility

Biagi entered the theatre during the rehearsals and interviewed the protagonists (conductors

Ernst von Schuch

Former vocalist Thomas "Tom" Lücke has not only joined the band again on stage where he alternated with current singer Volker Zacharias

Florian Hollerith

and follows it with a pair of waltzes

fetches high dollar amounts in collector's circles for the original 45 RPM single