Stabat Mater von Giaochino Rossini

1 Stabat Mater Dolorasa 
2 Cujus Animam Gementem
3 Quis est Homo 
4 Pro peccatis suae Gentis
5 Eja, Mater, Fons Amoris  
6 Sancta Mater, Istud agas 
7 Fac, ut Portem Christi Mortem  
8 Inflammatus et accensus 
9 Quando Corpus morietur  
10 Amen, in sempiterna Saecula

Sopran: Janice Dixon / Mezzosopran: Yvonne Schiffelers / Tenor: Leonardo Melani / Bass: Franz Gerihsen / Orchester Westdeutscher Symphoniker / Chor der ehemaligen Hofkirche St. Andreas und der ehemalige Görres-Chor unter der Leitung von Ulrich Brall

Live-Mitschnitt des Konzertes im August 2011 anlässlich des Festivals de Musique Sacrée in der Kathedrale von Saint-Malo, Frankreich

Stabat Mater, Gioachino Rossini

Chopin Waltz 7 in C# Minor Op 64 2
Kawai CN233

Chopin Waltz 7 in C# Minor Op 64 2

Camila - Faran

Concerto dei Sogni

This album is a heartfelt musical journey dedicated to the people of Cyprus and the dream of unity on one island. Blending Greek Cypriot, Turkish Cypriot, and the other ethnic groups that shape Cyprus, along international influences, it weaves together traditional melodies, peace songs, and instrumental works to create a cross-cultural tapestry of hope, memory, and togetherness.

The opening track, “Unite (3 Languages)”, sets the tone with a call for harmony across the divide. From the Cypriot folk essence of “Psintri Vasilicha” and “Ehe Via Panagia” (from Constantinople) to the deeply reflective “San Ton Metanasti” (“Like a refugee on your own land”), the album captures both the pain of displacement and the longing for belonging.

Nature and identity shine in “Hrisso Brasino Filo” (“The golden-green tree of Cyprus”), a symbol of the island’s beauty, while resilience is echoed through the world-famous protest song “Bella Ciao,” here sung in Turkish. Instrumental gems like “Scherzo Petahto” (a dance piece) and “Ora Kali” (a traditional wedding song) bring moments of joy and festivity.

International classics are honored as well, with the moving “Schindler’s List” theme—widely recognized as a song of peace—and the serene “Meditation” by Massenet, adding a universal dimension of reflection and healing.

The journey closes with “Eshen Vereve / Dillirga,” a duet of Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot folk traditions intertwined, symbolizing shared roots and the possibility of reconciliation.

Each track speaks to Cyprus’s cultural richness and the enduring desire for peace. This album is not just music—it is a bridge, a dedication to unity, and a tribute to those who believe in living together as one.

Schindler's List

Roque Baños - 14. Entierro De Ángeles.

11 Second flute Zbigniew Preisner from Trois Couleurs : Bleu

J.S. Bach/Marcello, Concerto in D Minor, BWV 974 Adagio

Originally released in eight volumes from 2013, the Quartetto di Cremona’s acclaimed Beethoven string quartet cylce is now available in an Audite box set, supported by the Borletti-Buitoni Trust.  The set also includes Beethoven’s Op 29 String Quintet, where the Quartetto di Cremona is joined by Lawrence Dutton from the Emerson String Quintet.

Quaretto di Cremona
Ludwig van Beethoven Complete String Quartets and String Quintet Op 29
Lawrence Dutton viola (Emerson String Quartet)*

Vol 1 Opp 18/6 • 95 • 135
Vol 2 Opp 59/2 • 127
Vol 3 Opp 18/4 • 133 • 59/1
Vol 4 Opp 18/1 • 131
Vol 5 Opp 29* • 132
Vol 6 Opp 18/5 • 130
Vol 7 Opp 18/2 • 59/3
Vol 8 Opp 18/3 • 74

8SACD
Audite 21454 | www.audite.de

Supported by Borletti-Buitoni Trust

Beethoven - String Quartet in F Major, Op. 18, No. 1, II. Adagio affettuoso ed appassionato

Borletti-Buitoni Trust