Six different composers created six different composi­tions in different periods of development of this young chamber group — an accordion trio. Each of them, in its own way and technique, gives musical thoughts to the listener. However, both composers and musicians possess an extraordinary ability to produce interesting and rich sounds. These incredible contrasts encouraged us to place these compositions on our first CD. They range from minimalistic Åm and Lang, through the compact compositions of Haas and Hosokawa, to the fragmentary “running of the sounds“ of Rojko and the "obligatory" Mutta, whose work rep­resents one of the major milestones of music for this ensemble.

This is an album of lyrical piano music written mostly by Tommy Kotter. It contains beautiful melodies in the tradition of jazz, classical and folk music. The season-poems (all composed in their corresponding season) are small classical piano compositions that are samplings of impressionistic piano writing. Most of the pieces are ballads and waltzes colored with "jazz and cocktails" and sometimes maybe you can hear inspiration from Erik Satie or other impressionistic composers. Composer and piano player Tommy Kotter likes to work with rare rhythms and mixes influences from many sources. The melodies are often played quietly but intensity increases gradually. The piano solos have ardor and devotion. He regularly performs with his septet, Tommy Kotter Unit.

“La Prèmiere” is a recording presenting the first compositions for cello and piano by Leoš Janacek, John Frandsen and Johannes Brahms, and the first and only Sonata for solo piano by Leoš Janacek - a musical journey stretching over a period of about 150 years. Of Polish roots, Adam Stadnicki is the founding member of “Copenhagen Piano Quartet”, a chamber music group with which he has won numerous prizes in various international competitions.

Robert Casadesus spielt Mozart: Was Bach für Glenn Gould ist, bedeutet Mozart für den französischen Pianisten Robert Casadesus. Seine Mozartaufnahmen setzen bis heute Maßstäbe.