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1980 neo-Romantic second symphony by the Polish composer, conducted by Jacek Kaspszyk and released by Muza in 1981.

1980 neo-Romantic second symphony by the Polish composer, conducted by Jacek Kaspszyk and released by Pavane in Belgium in 1981.

1980 neo-Romantic second symphony by the Polish composer, conducted by the composer himself and released by EMI in 1984.

Two of the Polish composer's early 1960's orchestral masterpieces coupled with a 1983 composition, conducted by Wojciech Czepiel and released by Ariston in 1988.

The Polish composer's 1980's neo-Romantic composition for four soloists, mixed choir and orchestra conducted by Antoni Wit and released on Muza in 1987.

Three exceptional orchestral works from the 1970's by the three most acclaimed Polish composers, conducted by Jacek Kasprzyk and released on Supraphon in 1980.

1970's re-press of a 1962 LP on Muza with three post-War modernist/avant-garde orchestral compositions spanning from 1947 to 1961 by three eminent Polosh composers, conducted by Witold Rowicki.

Great 1976 LP on Jugoton's Contemporary Croatian Composers Series with highly original and rather wild avant-garde compositions from the 1970's for piano quintet, wind quintet and tape, cello and orchestra, and narrator, chorus and orchestra.

Two very unusual 1980's compositions by the Romanian spectralist composer, respectively for 16 sound icons (a grand piano laying vertically on its side with the strings played by bowing) and for sound icon and saxophones (played by the great Daniel K…

Great 1979 LP on Jugoton's Contemporary Croatian Composers Series with excellent and intriguing avant-garde compositions from the 1970's for solo instrument, trios, ensemble and orchestra.

Two multiple piano pieces composed in the 1970's by the Czech experimental/minimalist composer and released on Hungaroton in 1982.

The Russian composer's brilliant 1954 tonal concerto with Russian folk elements backed with the eerie 1973 avant-garde concerto with aleatory elements, conducted by Evgeni Svetlanov and released on Melodyia in 1974

The Russian composer's first opera from 1961 incorporating Russian folk elements, conducted by Rimas Genusias and released as a 2LP set by Melodyia in the late 1970's.

The major Russian avant-garde composer's innovative 1966 concerto, conducted by Heinz Holliger, backed with the emotional 1970's piano quintet, released on Philips in 1984.

The major Russian avant-garde composer's innovative 1966 concerto, conducted by Heinz Holliger, backed with the emotional 1970's piano quintet, released on Philips in 1984.

The major Russian avant-garde composer's monumental 1985 work for unaccompanied mixed chorus, conducted by Valery Polyansky and released on Melodyia in 1990.

The major Russian avant-garde composer's massive 1982 work for violin, cello and orchestra, conducted by Gennadi Rozhdestvensky and released on Melodyia in 1990.

Three impressive and highly original avant-garde works for orchestra and ensembles by the unconventional Romanian composer, released by Electrecord in 1977.

The 1964 opera by the Hungarian composer blending modernist techniques with Spanish folk influences and Hungarian musical traditions, released as a 2LP box set by Qualiton in 1966. With insert.

Two dense and complex orchestral pieces composed in 1972 by the Hugarian composer, released by Hingaroton in 1974.

Four chamber and symphinic music works from the 1970's and 80's by the holy minimalist Latvian composer, released on Melodyia in 1986.

Several vocal pieces by the two Romenian composers, released by Electrecord in 1974.

Rare 1978 album on Electrecord presenting four impressive modernist/spectralist/heterophonic chamber music compositions spanning from 1969 to 1974 by four experimental and higly original Romaniam composers.

Six excellent avant-garde compositions for ensemble, led by Zygmunt Krauze, from the late 1960's by as many Polish experimental composers, released by Muza in 1970.

Works for solo instruments, ensembles and orchestra with vocals composed in the 1960's and early 70's by the two Hungarian composers, released on Hungaroton's Contemporary Hungarian Music series in 1972.

Works for wind quintet composed in the 1960's and early 70's by the four Hungarian composers, released on Hungaroton's Contemporary Hungarian Music series in 1972.

Four string quartets (one plus cimbalom) by as many Hungarian contemporary music composers released on Hungaroton in 1975.

Chamber music compositions from the late 1970's and early 80's by six Hungarian composers, released by Hungaroton in 1982. With insert.

Two brilliant string quartets composed in the mid-1960's by the four Czech composers, released on Supraphon's Musica Nova Bohemica contemporaru music series in 1972.

Two brilliant string quartets composed in the mid-1960's by the four Czech composers, released on Supraphon's Musica Nova Bohemica contemporaru music series in 1972.

'Flute' is an album of six pieces written by Slovak composer Adrián Demoč and performed by Italian flutist and multi-instrumentalist Manuel Zurria. Of the six pieces, "Zamat" is performed in two different versions. This is Demoč's second release on e…

Swiss-based German vocalist/composer Marianne Schuppe and Berlin-based Italian cellist Deborah Walker present two duo works: Aus dem Zeltbuch, co-composed by Schuppe and Walker; and Occam River XXIX, a piece by French composer Éliane Radigue. Aus dem…

‘Monochromes II’ is a collection of thirteen solo piano pieces written and performed by Berlin-based composer/pianist Quentin Tolimieri between 2023 and 2025. This is Tolimieri’s second release on elsewhere music, following the 2022 triple album ‘Mon…

Tying every symbol to an idea has made the world manageable, but also predictable. Suspending the pact, delaying to denominate, letting sound remain pre-conceptual for an instant leads to confusion; nameless, all things slip away, lose direction and …

In Complete Works for Multiple Piano, Morton Feldman’s quietly radical writing for three or more hands is heard as a three‑hour continuum of hushed, hovering sonorities, where time dilates and the piano becomes a shared, breathing instrument.

*200 copies limited edition* Sixty-one + minutes of deep and powerful drone compositions recorded live at Epsilon Spires Church performed on organ, accordion, contrabass and cello by Richter, Mike Bullock and Laura Cetilia. Rich and meditative, arcin…

Akira Kosemura’s Polaroid Piano is a record that is very close to my heart. In fact, it is Akira’s work that was one of the drivers for Someone Good, one of the Room40 sibling labels, to be founded. Polaroid Piano marks the beginning of what would la…

Rex is a solo cello record written and recorded while I’ve been living in the former home of Rex Brasher, a self-taught painter who created over 1,200 watercolors of North American birds. Composed for acoustic and electric cello, the record reflects …

Bonecrusher creates an immersive sonic landscape that captivates listeners, drawing them into a world where chords crackle, howl, and vibrate eerily. Founded in 2020 by trombonist and composer Matthias Muche in Cologne, the ensemble showcases its lat…

With Figures of Glass (Piano Etudes – Edits), Vanessa Wagner offers a new listening perspective on Philip Glass’s Piano Études, shaping a curated selection of edited versions drawn from her acclaimed recording of the complete cycle. These edits do no…