The four saxophonists of the Quatuor Zahir set the scene for this second recording, which brings together the emblematic composers of twentieth-century France and their masterpieces.

Quatuor Agate's first album gathers the three string quartets composed by Brahms (Appassionato label).

Camille Delaforge conducts the musicians of her ensemble Il Caravaggio as well as the singers of the choir of Versailles Royal Opera in the very first recording of the only opera written by Mademoiselle Duval: "Les Génies".

For this second CD dedicated to Schumann that Théo Fouchenneret imagined with his brother Pierre, the young pianist chose to record the series of works composed for winds and piano during the year of 1849.

Mathieu Herzog and his orchestra Appassionato release a CD called Mer(s) gathering works of Claude Debussy, Paul Dukas and Jean Cras, recorded live.

In the second half of the seventeenth century, London experienced an artistic golden age, with the arrival of many foreign musicians and the proliferation of theatres and concert halls where audiences came to listen to the stars of the moment. One of these musicians was the Italian Nicola Matteis, who arrived around 1660 and became the sensation of the London music scene. Purcell was only a child at the time and there is no record of their meeting, but it is very likely that he was familiar with Matteis’s works, including his Ayres , recorded here for the first time in a version for four-part consort.

Quartet Arod's new CD is dedicated to a french programme: Benjamin Attahir, Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel.

The Quatuor Elmire was awarded 2nd prize at Concours de Genève (joined with another quartet), and special prize « Fondation Etrillard », attributed by the jury to the quartet with the most remarkable artistic personal project.

Mathieu Romano conducts his ensemble, Aedes, and the orchestra Les Siècles in this new album dedicated to Francis Poulenc and his Stabat Mater and Litanies à la Vierge noire.

Trio Metral recorded - newly formed by violinist Nathan Mierdl, cellist Laure-Hélène Michel and pianist Victor Metral - recorded a new CD dedicated to Chausson and Ravel (La Dolce Volta).