Name: Konstantin Reymaier – Bach: Toccata (The New Organ at St. Stephen's cathedral, Vienna)
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The New Organ - Konstatin Reymaier

The New Organ at St. Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna

THE NEW ORGAN Konstantin Reymaier

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THE SOURCE Justus Eichhorn

The Source

Works by J.S. Bach &middot; Czerny &middot; Eichhorn Hindemith &middot; Liszt &middot; Mendelssohn Schubert &middot; Strauss &middot; Vivaldi

We are delighted to announce the start of a collaboration with the 16-year-old German pianist, composer and arranger Justus Eichhorn. His upcoming DG debut album The Source blends exceptional artistry, compelling storytelling and a fresh creative perspective, all deeply rooted in his hometown of Weimar.&nbsp;
At just 16 years old, Eichhorn is already emerging as one of the most exciting new voices in classical music, captivating audiences both on stage and online with his creativity, virtuosity and distinctive artistic vision. His album brings together works by Bach, Liszt, Mendelssohn, Hindemith and Richard Strauss, while also showcasing his talents as a composer and arranger. Alongside three world premiere recordings of his own works, The Source features his unique arrangement of Vivaldi and imaginative reworkings of studies by Czerny, creating a programme that bridges tradition and innovation.&nbsp;
With sold-out performances across Europe and Asia and a global community of more than half a million followers across social media platforms, Eichhorn is connecting with a new generation of classical music listeners. Whether performing on international stages, sharing insights into his artistic process online or creating original compositions, he represents a new generation of classical artists: authentic, entrepreneurial and deeply engaged with their audiences.&nbsp;
As a preview for the album, Eichhorn presents his arrangement of Vivaldi&rsquo;s Largo from the Flautino Concerto in C Major, RV. 443. The full album is released digitally, on CD and on vinyl on 4 September, with the pre-order starting on 10 July.&nbsp;

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With Mist Without, recently signed pianist and poet Xiaofu Ju presents his debut album for DG China. This concept-driven recital transforms a single image into a richly imagined listening journey, introducing a distinctive artistic voice of a new generation.&nbsp;
Inspired by the German notion of Weltschmerz (pain of the world) and the spirit of Chinese Misty Poetry, the album reveals its emotional world through suggestion rather than direct expression. Meaning emerges gradually, like shapes appearing through mist, as music, text, and poetry come together to create a unified artistic experience.&nbsp;
More than a collection of masterpieces, Mist Without is conceived as a complete one-sitting experience&mdash;an immersive world that moves through mist, night, ghosts, mourning, and darkness before arriving at a moment of lucid stillness. The music comes to an end, yet the mist remains.&nbsp;
Listen to a second pre-release track, Ju&rsquo;s own transcription of Mozart's famous Lacrimosa, reimagined in a solitary piano voice. The full album is released digitally, on CD and on vinyl on 10 July and is available for pre-order.&nbsp;

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