The new issue No. 17 from the series "The Welte Mignon Mystery," being introduced today, differs from the earlier ones in regard to it's program, among other things. Edwin Fischer chose only pieces... more

This release features some of Fischer's best-known recordings and also his rarest. His pre-war Schubert recordings are classics of the gramophone and have been almost continuously available. APR's... more

Furtwangler' successful collaboration with two outstanding orchestras is showcased on this disc. In the weighty and trenchant 1951 performance of Beethoven' 'Emperor' Piano Concerto, soloist Edwin... more

Along with Schnabel, in the first half of the 20th century, Edwin Fischer was generally regarded as the greatest interpreter of the Germanic classics. This was the period when recording came of age... more

Instrumental concertos 1938-1940 After numerous large-scale symphonic productions Karl Böhm and the Sächsische Staatskapelle opened up a new genre in the fall of 1938 a new genre. From now on, more... more

Tell the singer to take the night off—Gene and the boys are gonna let loose! They play "Blue Lou," "Up an Atom," "Leave Us Leap," "King Porter Stomp," "Idaho," "Stompin' at the Savoy," "Limehouse... more