Pan Classics

Founded in 1992, Pan Classics is a Swiss classical music label owned by recording engineers Clément Spiess and Koichiro Hattori, both members of the distinguished audio team Sound Arts. The label is located in Vevey, Switzerland, an ideal and inspirational spot next to the beautiful lake Geneva.

Albums

82 albums sorted by Date: from newest to oldest and filtered by In the past 1 year and $5.00 to $10.00

Nina Buer Mozart: Chamber Works (Arr. J.A. André for Clarinet & String Trio)

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Mozart: Chamber Works (Arr. J.A. André for Clarinet & String Trio)

Nina Buer

Chamber Music - Released December 4, 2020 | Pan Classics

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Sor: Works for Guitar

Tilman Hoppstock

Classical - Released December 4, 2020 | Pan Classics

Bartholdy-Quartett Franck: String Quartet in D Major, FWV 9

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Franck: String Quartet in D Major, FWV 9

Bartholdy-Quartett

Chamber Music - Released December 4, 2020 | Pan Classics

Joachim Schmitz Villa-Lobos: Chamber Works

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Villa-Lobos: Chamber Works

Joachim Schmitz

Chamber Music - Released December 4, 2020 | Pan Classics

Die Kammersolisten der Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland-Pfalz R. Strauss: Chamber Works

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R. Strauss: Chamber Works

Die Kammersolisten der Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland-Pfalz

Chamber Music - Released December 4, 2020 | Pan Classics

Christoph Eschenbach Mozart & Beethoven: Piano Quintets

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Mozart & Beethoven: Piano Quintets

Christoph Eschenbach

Chamber Music - Released December 4, 2020 | Pan Classics

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Blumenlieder

Mitsuko Shirai

Classical - Released December 4, 2020 | Pan Classics

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Brassissimo

Budapest Brass Quintet

Chamber Music - Released December 4, 2020 | Pan Classics

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The Parensi Manuscript

Tabea Schwartz

Chamber Music - Released November 20, 2020 | Pan Classics

Booklet

The Parensi manuscript from the Biblioteca Nazionale Palatina in Parma is an exceptional historical document full of wonderful music. The name Paolo Parensi is mentioned on the title page – it could have been the owner, copyist or player of this collection. The composers of the individual works, on the other hand, are not mentioned and can only partly be determined by comparing them with other sources; often the authorship remains only conjecture or completely in the dark. "The Parensi Manuscript" is thus an approach to the unknown – a snapshot of a hitherto anonymous recorder repertoire from 18th century Italy. With this recording, the young recorder player Tabea Schwartz presents a fantastic debut release. © Pan Classics

Musica Fiorita The Evolution of the String Quartet

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The Evolution of the String Quartet

Musica Fiorita

Classical - Released September 18, 2020 | Pan Classics

Booklet

Before the history of the string quartet entered its "classical" phase with Luigi Boccherini in Paris and Joseph Haydn in Vienna, it went through a long process of development marked by exciting experiments and compositional freedom. Italian composers in particular have distinguished themselves in this process and so the programme of Musica Fiorita presents special works by Italian composers from a period of about 100 years. Beginning with two works by Giovanni Maria Bononcini (the father of the famous Giovanni Battista), the development from a continuo accompanied to a continuo free quartet is shown. Alessandro Scarlatti is represented with four quartets from his late work, in which the opera composer turns to polyphonic part writing in an unusually complex and harmonically expressive way. Two compositions by the Italian Maddalena Laura Lombardini Sirmen, which represent the early classical phase of the string quartet, conclude the programme. © Pan Classics