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01/04/2008
AE 10511

Sigfrid Karg-Elert:

Karg-Elert - Ultimate Organ Works Vol.4

Elke Völker

Special offer New Super Audio CD

Introductory offer € 15,99 (instead of € 18,99 )

Volume 4 of our Sigfrid Karg-Elert Edition contains an impressive collection of large scale secular organ works: Kaleidoscope, Seven Pastels from the Lake Constance, Rondo and Homage to Handel.

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02/03/2008

In January 2008 a AEOLUS recording session took place in Antwerp in order to prepare the forthcomingg SACD with Flanders Recorder Quartet. Together with flemish soprano Amaryllis Dieltiens the Flanders Recorder Quartet recorded English consort songs.

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07/03/2008

After a beautiful recital CD of the big Schyven organ (1891) and two successful SACD volumes dedicated to the belgian composer Paul de Maleingreau, Antwerp's cathedral titular organist Peter Van de Velde now played a programm with compositions „inspired by Bach“ from the 19th and 20th century.

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02/01/2008

Where you now can find CDs from the Unda Maris label...

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05/11/2007

In october 2007 Aeolus producer Christoph Martin Frommen was on a long recording tour through northern Spain (basque country) and southern France. There were four recordings on his schedule... First location was Azkoitia.

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05/11/2007

Second station of the october recording tour was the famous Sanctuary of San Ignácio in Loiola, near Azpeitia.

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05/11/2007

Third station of the october recording tour was the church of Ataun, near Beasain.

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05/11/2007

Fourth station of the october recording tour was the basilica Saint-Sernin in Toulouse.

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30/11/2006

AEOLUS releases now on Super Audio CDs (SACD). What this means and the advantages for the listener.

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18/08/2007

AEOLUS is a record label specializing in Baroque Music and music for organ. Our goal, and that of our artists, is to present superb interpretations performed on the most appropriate instruments. In order to achieve this, we often travel throughout Europe to record rare historical instruments.

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