As part of the Royal Academy of Music Bicentenary Series, lyric soprano Camilla Harris makes her recording debut with a programme which interweaves the themes of love, longing and the female muse. 

With Journey through Armenia, cellist Edvard Pogossian makes his mark on the Royal Academy of Music Bicentenary Series. As hinted in the title, this very personal album takes us on a musical tour through Edvards’s beloved country.

Pianist Aidan Mikdad contributes an interesting pairing to the Royal Academy of Music Bicentenary Series.

Julie Park, notably the first violist to receive a Royal Academy of Music Bicentenary Scholarship, now makes her debut on Linn with a programme of works by York Bowen with her duo pianist Michel Xie.

Pianist Xiaowen Shang’s recording debut weaves a gorgeous, thought-provoking tapestry from three centuries of Spanish music. Music of Silence pairs works by Soler and de Cabézon with Mompou’s visionary masterpiece Música callada.

As a pianist growing up in Shanghai, Junyan Chen played a significant amount of piano works by Chinese composers, which led her to strongly identify with living composers who explored their cultural identity through music.

In his particularly notable debut recording, organist James continues the series of transcriptions of Vivaldi’s L’estro armonico which was left incomplete by its previous author, none other than Johann Sebastian Bach.

Prize-winner at the Young Classical Artists Trust (YCAT) International Auditions in London in 2021, and selected for the second round of the Leeds International Piano Competition, Ariel has recorded Schubert’s Moments Musicaux D. 780 and Piano Sonata D. 850.

Soprano Jodie Devos here pays homage to Offenbach, whose bicentenary of his birth was celebrated in 2019. This album was nominated for a Gramophone award and an ICMA award and won a Diapason d'Or de l'année.