Imported from Europe!
CD 1 — Maria Callas, Soprano (1923-77) (TT: 55:49): Bellini: Norma: Casta Diva … Ah! Bello a me ritorna; I [more]
Santa's come a bit early this year, folks, and he's dropped off a Christmas Collection that is certain to be a hit. This 10-CD boxed set is sure to jazz up any [more]
This specially-priced boxed set includes all of Bruckner's Symphonies (including No. 0) and his Te Deum.
Roberto Paternostro conducts the Württembergische [more]
This specially-priced 10-CD capbox is a European Import that features the 46 symphonies of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Alessandro Arigoni leads the Orchestra Filarmonica [more]
Imported from Europe!
Legendary guitarist Andrés Segovia performs works for solo guitar on the bulk of this 10-CD boxed set, but is joined by the guitar [more]
"There have been no finer recordings of Johann Strauss than those by Willi Boskovsky." —Gramophone
"10/10" —Classics Today
This six-CD set contains the 17 string quartets of Villa-Lobos performed by Cuarteto [more]
"Haydn's crowning achievement." —Groves
"Marriner gives a polished and elegant account of Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, clearly designed to caress the ears of traditional listeners wearied by period performance." —The Penguin Guide
Ameling's interpretations surpass superlatives. -Luister
"The power of music lies in is its ability to speak to all aspects of the human being - the animal, the emotional, the intellectual, and the spiritual. Music teaches us, in short, that everything is connected." —Daniel Barenboim
Marking the 250th anniversary of Handel’s death, this impressive 30-CD boxed set of the composer’s most celebrated works includes the Royal Fireworks and Water Music, [more]
"(The Gewandhaus-Quartett belong) quite rightly, to the world's leading quartet ensembles." —Classics Today
Pick a CD … any CD from this set. You won't be disappointed, because there's not a single bad track on this 10-disc set. Some of these string quartets may not be your [more]
"Pieter-Jan Belder has done an enormous service to Scarlatti, and his playing is never less than alive, fresh sounding, and thoroughly engaged in the music’s acrobatics and gymnastics. Bravo to Belder and Brilliant Classics. Very strongly recommended." —Fanfare