Rosetti Ctos on CPO

As recent recordings on Teldec and Chandos have shown, Antonio Rosetti was a marvelous composer with a fresh, original classical style. Although he used the

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Zelenka Vol. 2

Jan Zelenka’s quirky, entertaining, and appallingly virtuosic orchestral pieces have received comparatively little attention from record companies. His entire output for the medium fits onto

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Peterson-Berger Sym. 2

Wilhelm Peterson-Berger (1867-1942) was one of the first generation of Swedish composers who brought their country’s musical culture into the 20th century. Like his colleagues

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Borresen Symphony

Hakon Borresen (1876-1954) was an essentially conservative Danish composer who wrote music in traditional forms, employing a typically late-Romantic musical idiom that later took a

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