Philharmonica - Consort new album

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.
Arod Quartet new CD
Elmire Quartet won 2nd Prize at Geneva competition
Poulenc Stabat Mater - Aedes Ensemble
Chausson / Ravel - Trio Metral
Caprice - Nathanaël Gouin new CD
La Néréide - first CD
Words and Music - Pedro Garcia-Velasquez
Debussy - Jean-Paul Gasparian
In September 2022, Jean-Paul Gasparian recorded his first CD for Naïve in the Salon de musique of the Fondation Singer-Polignac mansion. This CD, dedicated to Claude Debussy, was released in May 2023.
Bohemia - Trio Hélios
Eternal Beauty - Quartetto Eos
Impromptus - Ismaël Margain
Nuits Parisiennes – Manon Galy and Jorge Gonzalez-Buajasan

Manon Galy and Jorge González Buajasán - both residents of the Fondation Singer-Polignac within the Trio Zeliha - recorded their first cd, after their victory as a duet at the International Chamber Music Competition of Lyon in 2021. The recording called Nuits parisiennes gathers works of Debussy, Ravel, Poulenc and Milhaud.