La Petite Manouche
Legacy [ La Petite Manouche / CD - released 2/Jun/2011 ] |
VARIOUS COMPOSERS
Di Guerra e di Pace: Renaissance music for winds and percussion La Pifarescha [ Glossa / CD - released 20/Jul/2016 ] Given the prevalence of war in Europe during the Renaissance it is no real surprise that warlike themes and echoes of battles should find their ways into music, such as the many 'L'Homme armé' and 'La Bataille' masses of the time. With 'Di guerra e... |
VARIOUS COMPOSERS
17th-Century Violin Music in Spain La Real Camara / Emilio Morena [ Glossa Cabinet / CD - released 13/Sep/2010 ] Works by Falconiero, Bruna, Anon, Victoria, Botelero, Lorente & Sola |
FRANCISCO JOSE de CASTRO
Castro: Trio sonatas Op 1 [1695] La Real Cámara [ Glossa / CD - released 20/Jul/2016 ] The 17th century violinist-composer, Francisco José de Castro, who travelled from his birthplace in Seville to the Northern Italian city of Brescia where he composed chamber music, provides the focus for Emilio Moreno's latest exploration of the... |
LUIGI BOCCHERINI
La Bona Notte La Real Cámara [ Glossa / CD - released 1/Dec/2011 ] La Real Cámara |
LUIGI BOCCHERINI
Sei Terzettini, Op. 47: Trios Nos 1-6, G107-112 La Real Cámara [ Glossa / CD - released 31/Mar/2015 ] Few musicians today possess so much awareness and experience with the music of Luigi Boccherini as Emilio Moreno, or can invest their performances with so much insight. With his ensemble La Real Cámara and for his seventh recording of Boccherini's... |
GILLES BINCHOIS / GUILLAUME DUFAY / JOHN DUNSTABLE / LEONEL POWER
Lux Laetitiae La Reverdie [ Arcana / CD - released 13/May/2022 ] With Lux laetitiae, La Reverdie continues its discographical journey after the success of its most recent production devoted to Francesco Landini: from the Florence of the great blind composer of the fourteenth century, to the splendour of the Este... |
PURCELL
Cease Anxious World: Songs & Chamber Music La Reveuse, with Julie Hassler (soprano) [ Mirare / CD - released 20/May/2008 ] English music from the second half of the Seventeenth century. Music from Purcell's 'Orpheus Britannicus' and older airs taken from 'The Theatre of Music'. |
LULLY
Ballets & recits italiens La Risonanza / Fabio Bonizzoni (harpsichord & direction) [ Glossa / CD - released 1/Oct/2009 ] Nowadays, little introduction on record is needed for the dramatic output of Jean-Baptiste Lully: his style has become unquestionably associated with French music of the 17th century. |
SAMMARTINI
Concertos for the organ, Op. 9 La Risonanza / Fabio Bonizzoni (organ) [ Glossa / CD - released 1/Oct/2009 ] La Risonanza |
ANDRE CAMPRA
Gli strali d’Amore Divertimento immaginario La Risonanza / Roberta Invernizzi, Cyril Auvity, Salvo Vitale & Fabio Bonizzoni (harpsichord & direction) [ Glossa / CD - released 1/Dec/2011 ] "The instrumental contribution is superb. Roberta Invernizzi is dramatically effective and often delightful in the more extended lyrical moments, if not always comfortable in terms of pitch. The tenor, Cyril Auvity, is a delight: heroic and fragile,... |
ALESSANDRO SCARLATTI
Serenate a Filli Roma, 1706 La Risonanza, Fabio Bonizzoni [ Glossa / CD - released 25/Apr/2011 ] "[Scarlatti] always makes a speciality of intertwining high voices. Svegliati, o bella (Awake, my beauty) is ravishingly sung by Emanuela Galli, Yetzabel Arias Fernandez and Martin Oro. Like La Risonanza's award-winning Handel series, this is irresi |
BOCCHERINI / PAGANELLI / DORRETTI / VIDAL / SUPRIANO / etc
The Cello in Spain - Boccherini and other 18th-century virtuosi La Ritirata, Josetxu Obregón (cello & director) [ Glossa / CD - released 28/Jan/2016 ] Josetxu Obregón and La Ritirata bring us an update on 18th-century cello music and performance in Spain with their latest Glossa CD. The selection made by this exciting cellist provides a sample of pieces which would have been heard in Spain during... |
CABANILLES / CASTELLO / FALCONIERI / ORTIZ / VITALI / etc
Andrea Falconieri: Il Spiritillo Brando: Dance music in the courts of Italy and Spain, c.1650 La Ritirata, Josetxu Obregón [ Glossa / CD - released 29/Apr/2013 ] "This selection of toe-tapping instrumental music alternating with songs featuring the character voice of Raquel Andueza captures perfectly the essence of Spain… it is a stunning and utterly convincing triumph." (Early Music Review) |
La Roux
La Roux [ Polydor Records / CD - released 9/Jul/2009 ] La Roux present their eponymous debut album, which entered the UK album chart at #2. The band are quickly notching up very big hit singles here & in the UK with their debut track, and current NZ single "In for the Kill", ranking as the highest... |
La Roux
Sidetracked [ Renassance / CD - released 26/Jul/2010 ] |
La Roux
Trouble In Paradise [ Polydor UK / CD - released 18/Jul/2014 ] Grammy winning artist La Roux returns with the new album Trouble In Paradise which features nine tracks, each written and played by multi-instrumentalist Elly Jackson with Ian Sherwin on co-production. When it came to making the new album, she... |
HANDEL / CORELLI / BABELL / GEMINIANI / SCHICKHARDT
London Circa 1720: Corelli's Legacy La Rêveuse [ Harmonia Mundi / CD - released 2/Oct/2020 ] "La Rêveuse bring us a disc of splendid music-making...The theme of the disc makes for a lovely coherence between works... There is enough variety, both timbral and affectual, to keep one in sonic rapture" Gramophone Editor's Choice Nov 2020 |
TELEMANN
Trios & Quartets with viola da gamba La Rêveuse [ Mirare / CD - released 10/Feb/2015 ] A major musical figure of the 18th-century, in his time, Telemann was more popular than Bach. This master of instrumental music was open to French and Italian influences and to the new galant style that flourished in Germany. Telemann wrote music... |
WEIDEMAN / SAMMARTINI / HANDEL / OSWALD / CASTRUCCI
London Circa 1740: (suite de London 1720, 20 years later…) La Rêveuse, Florence Bolton & Benjamin Perrot [ Harmonia Mundi / CD - released 18/Aug/2023 ] For this new instalment of their series devoted to British music of the eighteenth century, the musicians of La Rêveuse take us to London in the 1740s. The leading Italian and German virtuosos Handel invited to play in his orchestra brought a... |