Welcome to eda records!

In the more than thirty years of its existence, eda records – the label that was founded in 1990 as EDITION ABSEITS – has called many a peripheral musical area to the attention of an increasingly attentive audience. Whereas in the early years, classical chamber music in the broadest sense was the focus in the development of the catalogue, eda soon participated as the very first label in the discussion about “suppressed music” with highly praised first recordings of the so-called Theresienstadt composers.

After the turn of the millennium, the generation of composers represented by Franz Schreker and his pupils as well as an extensive exploration of the avant-garde Russian piano music of the second and third decades of the 20th century moved into the center of interest. Following this, eda documented the most important chamber music works for saxophone and piano on four CDs before initiating an in-depth investigation of the consequences of exile and Shoah on Polish musical life with the series “Poland Abroad”.

With pride and gratitude, eda records can point to a circle of outstanding performers, many of whom have become friends and companions during the course of the mutual search for traces. We invite you continue along with us into the exciting territory of the supposed musical fringe in which there are many fantastic musical works of the 20th and 21st centuries to be discovered.

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► ► ►  New releases in november 2023:

EDA 49 Krzysztof Meyer: Works for Violin and Piano | Two Solo Violin Sonatas

Content:

Krzysztof Meyer (*1943): Capriccio interrotto op. 93 for violin and piano (2000) / Sonate Nr. 1 op. 36 for solo violin (1975) / Misterioso op. 83 for violin and piano (1994) / Sonate Nr. 2 op. 133 for solo violin (2018) / Geigen-Krämchen op. 55, 7 pieces for violin and piano (1981)

Artists:

Kolja Lessing (violin), Rainer Maria Klaas (piano)

Purchase CD (EDA 49)

EDA 48 Écoles de Paris – Paris pour École

Content:

Jacques Ibert (1890–1962): Concerto pour violoncelle et instruments à vent | Marcel Mihalovici (1898–1985): Étude en deux parties pour piano concertant, bois, cuivres, célesta et batterie | George Antheil (1900–1959): Concerto for Chamber Orchestra | Simon Laks (1901–1983): Concerto da camera pour piano, instruments à vent et batterie | Igor Stravinsky (1882–1971): Octet for wind instruments

Artists:

Adele Bitter (cello), Holger Groschopp (piano), members of the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Johannes Zurl (conductor)

Purchase CD (EDA 48)

 

► ► ►   Award for EDA 43:

Our latest production in the "Poland Abroad" series has been awarded the
German Records Critics' Award
as an "exceptional artistic achievement". The recording contains three String Quartets by Ignatz Waghalter, Ignace Strasfogel and Karol Rathaus and has been included in the
Bestenliste 4/2019
in the "Chamber Music" category.
    

 


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