Deutsche Grammophon

British composer and multi-instrumentalist Roger Eno's third solo album for Deutsche Grammophon, Without Wind / Without Air, deals with the joy, sorrow, and the transience of life and love. The album includes both solo piano pieces and tracks orchestrated

Sleep Circle is released as part of the 10th anniversary of Max Richter’s Sleep. A 90-minute concert suite edition of the original 8-hour piece, Sleep Circle reflects the typical REM cycle, with ever-shifting variations inviting transformation, clarity an

Originally released in 2018, Englabörn & Variations by Jóhann Jóhannson is a reissue of his 2002 debut album, Englabörn, in remixed sound together with a collection of completely new reworkings. It is a touching posthumous testimony to his haunting musica

Deutsche Grammophon reissues Icelandic composer Johann Johannsson's critically acclaimed 2002 solo debut Englabörn in a 2LP-set featuring the remastered original album and eleven reworks by leading contemporary names like Ryuichi Sakamoto and A Winged V

For his latest Deutsche Grammophon release, the legendary composer, conductor and pianist Joe Hisaishi turns the spotlight on his work with another leading figure in Japanese cinema, Takeshi Kitano. Recorded as part of the hugely successful collaboration

Joe Hisaishi In Vienna presents two world premiere recordings from the world-famous composer and conductor: his Symphony No. 2, captured live at the Musikverein with the Wiener Symphoniker, and Viola Saga, featuring soloist Antoine Tamestit.

Roger Eno’s second solo album for Deutsche Grammophon invites listeners to reflect on the nature of sound and silence. The Skies, They Shift Like Chords… contains a dozen tracks that express nostalgia for something lost while projecting a sense of somethi

For his first album on Deutsche Grammophon, Joe Hisaishi, the revered Japanese composer whose work has become synonymous with the magical Studio Ghibli animations of director Hayao Miyazaki has created an exciting series of symphonic arrangements of his o

Between 1988 and 2010, Steve Reich composed three string quartets – Different Trains, Triple Quartet and WTC 9/11. Deutsche Grammophon now presents this trilogy of works for the first time on one album, in definitive new recordings from the Mivos Quartet.