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Vocal ensemble @cupertinos_fcm continue their much-praised exploration of Portuguese polyphony with an album of works by Francisco Garro. Garro held the position of Master of the Royal Chapel in Lisbon for more than three decades, giving some idea of his contemporary reputation.

This is the first single from the debut album of the Amsterdam Piano Trio, comprising award-winning Hyperion pianist Andrey Gugnin, violinist Anna Lipkind Mazor and cellist Dmitry Prokofiev. Start listening 🎧 hyperion.lnk.to/cda68485_ig1TP

The opening of Schoenberg's 'Verklärte Nacht' portrays two people walking through the woods on a cold, moonlit night: harmonies reminiscent of Wagner's 'Tristan und Isolde' suggest longing and love with the tread of a descending scale as its main motif.

#morninglistening to this little gem from @hyperionrecords: gorgeous #liedmelodieartsong from Fritz Delius, who really shows his cosmopolitan range here, and his deft impressionist touch! W/Yvonne Kenny & PiersLane as soloists. ♡ Amzn: amzn.to/4sTW84p

From @houghhough's upcoming new piano album, 'Stephen Hough's Piano Postcards'. Pre-save, pre-order and start listening 🎧 hyperion.lnk.to/cda68469_presa…

Stephen writes: 'During the pandemic I was approached by Lang Lang to do some arrangements for his Disney album: some of them I knew from my childhood; others, like this one, I'd never heard before. I listened to it on YouTube and I was instantly captivated.'

Wishing a delightful birthday to Steven Osborne, and "throwing back" to his captivating 2012 performance of Prokofiev's 'Visions fugitives', which offers a snapshot of the composer's most characteristic moods. Here, quite aptly, Steven plays with a celebratory vivacity 🪩

Happy 55th birthday to Scottish pianist Steven Osborne, OBE. I admire the range and dedication he displays on his many releases for @hyperionrecords. He makes the world a better place.

10 centuries of music spanning concertos, quintets, Hildegard and bassoons: a rich musical banquet to delight your palate this International Women's Day. We hope you discover something new to love forever. Start listening 🎧 hyperion.lnk.to/IWD2026TP

The story is set in Mexico and tells of a boy named Miguel who is accidentally transported to the Land of the Dead, where he seeks the help of his great-great-grandfather to return him to his family and reverse their ban on music. Watch the video 🎞️ youtu.be/CUJz5nkp74w?si…

'Remember me', from Coco (a Pixar animation for Disney), is by the same song-writing team (Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez) as Frozen, though the film score was composed by Michael Giacchino. From @houghhough's upcoming new piano album, 'Stephen Hough's Piano Postcards'.

It’s our birthday! 🎁 On a rainy day in Cambridge back in 2014, we gave our very first concert. Twelve years later, we’re still doing the thing we love. Thank you to everyone — our audiences, friends, and family — for your support along the way.

@TheGesualdoSix 🥳🥳🥳

Skipping into your birthday with a spring! Many happy returns, @iguga 🎂 📷 Masha Kushnir

"It does sound like a magical occasion. And—come to think of it—Gounod was probably playing an Érard piano …"—@stevenisserlis Watch the video 🎞️ youtu.be/SFWAd63n5nE?si…

"We have endeavoured to recreate something of the atmosphere of an early performance: 'With Gounod accompanying him at the piano, Seghers lent to it the powerful tones of his violin, while from a neighbouring room a choir of voices sustained the harmony with mysterious chords.'"

Listen to The Works on Apple Music Classical (link in Stories) 🎧 hyperion.lnk.to/AppleMusicClas…

Congratulations to @stevenisserlis and Connie Shih, whose recording of Schumann's 'Sängers Trost' tops @appleclassical's The Works. Click the link and read Steven's notes on their latest album, which takes a single year—1851—as its starting point.

The two masses featured here are important works; these are the first recordings of both. Start listening 🎧 hyperion.lnk.to/cda68438TP

Vocal ensemble @cupertinos_fcm continue their much-praised exploration of Portuguese polyphony with an album of works by Francisco Garro. Garro held the position of Master of the Royal Chapel in Lisbon for more than three decades, giving some idea of his contemporary reputation.

Start listening 🎧 hyperion.lnk.to/cda68438_ig2TP

The second single from @cupertinos_fcm's new album, Garro's eight-voice 'Parce mihi, Domine', is out now (with a full music video to follow). This 'Lesson for the Dead' has been reconstructed from its few surviving partbooks by José Abreu.