Athene Index

Catalogue
Title
Artists
ATH 23001
Three Square – Field Nocturnes

ATH 23002
Haydn Keyboard Sonatas

ATH 23003
Four Square

ATH 23006
Schubert: Die Schöne Müllerin
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ATH 23007
Katin’s Schubert Recital

ATH 23008
Schumann Piano Music

ATH 23009
Peter Katin in Recital

ATH 23010
Dussek Duos and Sonata
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ATH 23012
Havergal Brian Complete Piano Music

ATH 23013
Titanic: 10-15 April 1912

ATH 23014
Derek Bell: Symphony No. 2 and other works by him and Beinsa Duono
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ATH 23016
Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto 2/Shostakovich Symphony 9
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ATH 23017
Pictures and Reflections

ATH 23018
Shostakovich Preludes and Sonatas

ATH 23019
Szymanowski Sonatas

ATH 23021
Dvorak and Schoenfield Piano Concertos
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ATH 23022
Haydn: Keyboard Sonatas and Capriccio

ATH 23023
Schumann & Brahms: Variations

ATH 23024
Chopin: complete Scherzi and Impromptus

ATH 23025
16 Scarlatti Sonatas

ATH 23026
A Century of Domestic Keyboards

ATH 23027
Zaytoun
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ATH 23201
Chopin: Nocturnes

ATH 23202
Schumann, Franz and Brahms Lieder
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ATH 23203
The Great Violins, vol. 1 – 1570 Andrea Amati

ATH 23204
Johann Jakob Froberger – Suites for Harpsichord, volume 1

ATH 23205
The Great Violins, vol. 2 1647 Niccolo Amati (Ole Bull)
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ATH 23206
Great Violins, vol. 3 (1685 Stradivari) – The Klagenfurt Manuscript

ATH 23207
Mariko Terashi – Baroque keyboard works

ATH 23208
Schubert: 3 Violin Sonatas
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ATH 23209
Froberger: Suites for Harpsichord, vol. 2

ATH 23210
The Great Violins, vol. 4 : Girolamo Amati, 1629

ATH 23211
Florish in the Key: the solo violin in London 1650-1700

ATH 23212
Mozart: The Palatine Sonatas for Piano with Violin K.301-306
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ATH 23213
Froberger: Suites for Harpsichord, volume 3

ATH 23214
The Violin in Modena

ATH 23215
Johann Jakob Froberger: Suites for Harpsichord, Vol. 4

ATH 23301
Johann Mattheson: 12 Suites for Harpsichord

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