A tour of Parisian sites tied to Boulanger, Poulenc and Tortelier; the Krzeszowiec Duo, united on and off stage, blends sensitivity and passion while exploring familiar and overlooked repertoire.

Ernest Chausson, a lyrical bridge between Franck and Debussy, was a uniquely sensitive composer whose melodic imagination anticipated the musical currents of the 20th century.

“Unquiet Heart,” Katarzyna Brochocka’s third album, offers a vivid, premiere portrait of a mature composer, blending spirituality and lyricism in a uniquely expressive musical voice.

Four-hand piano music, once a parlor pastime, is a refined chamber genre demanding unity of thought, precision, and artistic depth across a wide range of musical forms.

Formed in 2018, Aka Duo (Seina Matsuoka – violin, Yuto Kiguchi – piano) is an internationally acclaimed chamber duo known for blending classical and contemporary repertoire.

The album highlights the diversity of Neoclassicism and tonality in North American music, with the trumpet bridging traditions from Ives and Copland to modern composers.

This album highlights the unique sound of the double bass in original transcriptions of Joachim Stutschewsky’s works, offering an intimate and fresh interpretation of cello music.

This album features Mieczysław Weinberg’s chamber works, including two Sonatas and the premiere recording of Trio Op. 48, blending Polish-Jewish roots with Moscow’s musical heritage.

This album explores Hungarian modern music, inspired by the folklore and modernist brilliance of Bartók, Ligeti, and Kurtág, highlighting the richness of Hungary’s unique idiom.

Six composers – seven quintets – four pianists – one quartet. The latest double-CD album of the Silesian Quartet contains compositions by Aleksander Lasoń, Krzysztof Meyer, Zbigniew Bargielski, Bettina Skrzypczak and Bartosz Witkowski.