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Sample Our May Releases on YouTube

Posted by Divine Art Recordings Group on
 29 April, 2020

Preview our four May 8, 2020 releases now on our YouTube Channel:

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🎄🎶 Don't miss Alexander Ffinch's fantastic, original arrangement of the Danse russe “Trépak” from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite in Spotify's Classical Christmas Playlist! New Fanfare review for the GRAMMY® Nominated Conspirare album, “advena: liturgies for a broken world”! Recording Academy Members can cast their vote NOW for this Best Choral Performance Nominee! For your GRAMMY® consideration! Best Choral Performance! Listen to the full suite of Marcel Dupré’s Variations Sur un Noël, Op. 20 from Alexander Ffinch’s #Expectations release today! listn.fm/expectations [in bio] Gilbert Rowland's Athene release, Johann Jakob Froberger: Suites for Harpsichord, Vol. 4, is named a Gramophone 2025 Critic's Choice AND a Best Classical Album of 2025! “the ‘Manteca’ Paraphrase – a rare foray into the two-piano medium but here played double-tracked – exudes a panache of which Dizzy Gillespie would surely have approved.… [a] recital well worth investigating.” —Gramophone Magazine with high praise for Ophelia Gordon's debut release, Kapustin: Between the Lines! Don't miss the latest single from #Frisson in Spotify and Deezer's New Classical Playlist! Divine Art is thrilled to release an all-new single from Shea Lolin and the Czech Philharmonic Wind Ensemble's #Frisson! New single from #Frisson is out tomorrow! Bookmark listn.fm/frisson today and be on the lookout for Guy Woolfenden's Jig from More Gordian Knots performed by @shealolin and the @czechphilharmonic Winds! “This is an album of contemporary music that I think will have wide appeal, not just to aficionados of choral music, but also to a broader cross-section of music lovers, perhaps not even only “classical” devotees. Many such folks might also find a surprising element of comfort in difficult times here, and that alone is cause for celebration. Strongly recommended.” —William Kempster, Fanfare