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TROUBADISC was founded in 1991. The direction of this small and committed label was evident from the very first release – a disc of chamber works by Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel.
The classical music here offers a welcome addition to the more traditional repertory and provides listeners with a totally new experience in the world of sound: lively, appealing and topical ...
Music in exemplary, highly enthusiastic interpretations, performed by new, young artists. Exquisitely recorded in cooperation with leading sound studios, the sound is natural, individual, full of rich nuances and dynamically wide-ranging.
We offer the unheard-of, the unknown, the as-of-yet unnoticed.
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The New!

Wolfram Lorenzen explores Max Reger's piano cosmos

After his considerable CD-release of Max Reger's colossal Piano Concerto follows now Lorenzen's first Reger solo album.
The main work is the Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Joh. Seb. Bach, op. 81.
The souvereign playing of the pianist contributes to the awareness of Reger as the worthy heir and, at the same time, audacious vanquisher of the Classical - Romantic piano tradition.
A treasure trove of great discoveries for every open - minded listener!


The Solo Violin in Eastern Europe with the violinist
Renate Eggebrecht

Renate Eggebrecht, who has long been internationally known as a discoverer and reviver of important, but unjustly neglected repertoire for solo violin, presents her fifth solo album. It features eastern European composers from the Balkan, Poland, Estonia, and Russia, including three first recordings, and is therefore an indispensable milestone for all violinists and aficionados of violin music who are interested in music that is off the beaten path.

Large unknown Concert works for Piano and Orchestra with the pianist Wolfram Lorenzen

The main piece is the monumental Piano Concerto op.114 by Max Reger. Only true artists have proved to be successful with it! Lorenzen can be heared here in a brilliant live recording!
The yet unknown Bartók is to be discovered here with the Rhapsody op.1 and also the inspired jewel from Mendelssohn’s golden period, his Capriccio brillant op.22.


Just in time for Schumann year 2010, pianist Wolfram Lorenzen presents his second Schumann album. This time with early works by Robert and Clara Schumann.

The Berlin’s Tagesspiegel called his playing “captivating and very direct in its impact – great piano playing and convincing interpretational artistry.”

Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel, THE YEAR, September 
Wolfram Lorenzen      
 
September
Fließe, fließe, lieber Fluß
Nimmer werd' ich froh.

Wilhelm Hensel