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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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🌹 The second single from the @purcellsingers' #ASpotlessRose is out now! ▶️ in bio! Ekkozone Records is thrilled to release WISDOM’s Sources/’O’o, a ground-breaking new album from Pulitzer Prize-winning US composer Roger Reynolds, which continues his visionary collaboration with producer Mathias Reumert, and features all premiere recordings. 🆕🎹 On 24 April 2026, Divine Art is proud to present the complete Années de pèlerinage Suites for solo piano by Franz Liszt, performed by the exciting Taiwanese-American pianist @brianhsupiano! 🎉 Out Now! The Joyful Company of Singers and Peter Broadbent present a stunning album of choral music from Northumberland-based composer John Casken, inspired by the region’s magnificent landscape and coastline, its changing colours, history, and poetry. “one of the most adventuresome pieces I’ve ever attempted” —Roger Reynolds on WISDOM's Sources 🎹🎹 On 17 April 2026, Divine Art is delighted to present France Revisited, Vol. 2, the second volume of French music for piano four hands from Piano Á Deux, the husband and wife team of Robert and Linda Stoodley. Don't miss our two new releases from pianists Da-Hee Kim and Isabelle O'Connell, and Ian Pace's newly in stock album of Michael Finnissy's Piano Works in the @prestomusiccom New Release Round-Up! Join us in celebrating the genius of women composers on this #InternationalWomensDay with our newly updated playlists on Spotify, Deezer, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, and Qobuz! Divine Art is excited today to present “Cocteau” from pianist Isabelle O’Connell exploring the musical connections and artistic spirit of the multi-talented and influential French artist, filmmaker, novelist, and poet Jean Cocteau (1889–1963)! Divine Art Records is proud to present the premiere recording of 24 Preludes for Piano by Nicholas Scott-Burt, performed by Da-Hee Kim, marking the Divine Art debut for both composer and pianist!