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Classical Greenroom

CRD Records

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Join Emma Pauncefort, Director of independent classical label, CRD Records, as she sits in the 'greenroom' with trailblazing musicians who are reimagining classical music. Here's your chance to head backstage with us and discover what we are recording, how and why.

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The Silent Depths: Paul Crossley’s Tribute to Federico Mompou

vendredi 7 novembre 2025 • Durée 14:44

Renowned concert pianist Paul Crossley shares his lifelong, deep connection with Federico Mompou’s music. Paul shares how Mompou's unique style is characterized by its 'sadness' and 'silent music'. He explains how Mompou’s compositions, shaped by autobiographical elements and his grandfather's bell foundry, require a nuanced interpretation of the spaces between notes.

Despite battling arthritis, which led to his retirement fromconcert performances, Paul passionately discusses the enduring significance and his evolving appreciation of these musical miniatures.

We also explore Gerard Manley Hopkins' concept of art as 'the rehearsal of own' and its resonance with both the performer and the listener, highlighting the importance of personal interpretation and the challenges of recording such evocative works.

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The Architect's View – Discovering Dimitar Nenov with Veneta Neynska

samedi 30 août 2025 • Durée 35:15

Dimitar Nenov (1901–1953) was a pianist-composer of extraordinary depth. Yet his music remains largely unknown beyond Bulgaria—where he is still rarely programmed—despite his towering influence on 20th-century Eastern European music. His works, blending architectural precision with boundless imagination, are at once intellectually rigorous and emotionally profound.

In this episode, CRD Director Emma Pauncefort sits in conversation with Bulgarian pianist Veneta Neynska to open up the spaces and places traversed by Nenov’s unique musical language, here brought to life through the artistry of his present-day champion.

Global Release of the album – March 2026

www.crdrecords.com/product/the-architects-view

www.neynska.com

#classicalpiano #modernpiano #spaceinmusic #pianist #classicalmusic

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A Voyage Through an Extraordinary Lost Treasure – Heavenly Light

jeudi 28 novembre 2024 • Durée 49:41

Join CRD Director Emma Pauncefort, the conductor of the emerging British group Selene consort Daniel Gilchrist and musicologist Russell Blacker for a fascinating exploration of bringing works from the Eton Choirbook, a treasure trove of early English choral music, back to life.

In this podcast episode, we discuss the history of the choirbook, its unique features, the challenges of reconstructing its missing parts and the joy (and challenges!) of performing such intricate music.

Key Points:

The Eton Choirbook: Eton College, a royal institution founded by King Henry VI, was the birthplace of the choirbook, a highly valued resource that featured lavish illuminations.
Missing Parts: About a third of the choirbook is lost, and some pieces have incomplete sections.
Reconstruction: Russell Blacker has dedicated years to reconstructing these lost works, using his expertise in music history and composition.
Selene Choir: A young, vibrant choir, they were chosen by Dr. Blacker to record the reconstructed Eton Choirbook repertoire.
The Why Now: The project is a response to a renewed interest in early music and the desire to bring these hidden gems to a wider audience.
Challenges: The music is complex, with multiple voice parts and long, demanding melodic lines.
The Joy of Reconstruction: Dr. Blacker shares his experiences and the challenges he faced in reconstructing the missing parts of the choirbook.
Highlights:

The 'Magnificat', a six-part work by Wylkynson, is considered the jewel of the crown.
The 'O Virgo Prudentissima', another Wylkynson piece, is unique in that it uses two simultaneous plainchants.
The jubilant style of English singing is highlighted in the works of 'Wylkynson' and others.

The full album is now available to stream in hi res and Dolby Atmos wherever you get your music: https://integral.lnk.to/HeavenlyLight

Exploring Musical Landscapes: A Journey with Pete Judge

mercredi 6 novembre 2024 • Durée 43:17

Emma Pauncefort sits in conversation with Pete Judge, trumpeter-composer-turned-pianist, about his latest project ‘Piano 3’ which ties together music and landscapes.

Pete shares the inspiration behind his compositions, highlighting the influence of the likes of C20th composer Gerald Finzi and the impact of nature and seasonal changes. We discuss his connection to the environments of Southern Britain and his bid to advocate for broader environmental concerns in his music as he seeks to replicate the extraordinary minimalist repetitions we see around us.

Our discussion explores the coexistence of stillness and movement in Pete’s work and his personal journey of transforming improvisations into fixed compositions.

He also shares his experience of recording at St George's in Bristol, England versus ‘solo’ performances and how he always works in dialogue with the space.

00:00 A Glorious Morning in Bath

01:50 Musical Inspirations and Influences

02:48 The Art of Notated Music

09:57 Seasonal Inspirations and Creative Process

12:56 The Piano as a Sketchbook

17:18 Live Performances and Collaborations

22:12 The Fluidity of Musical Performance

23:04 Recording Process Insights

24:20 The Role of Space and Acoustics

26:25 Organic Recording Experience

30:04 Personal and Emotional Journey

32:06 Environmental and Artistic Reflections

36:44 Musical Style and Influences

40:49 Future Projects and Inspirations

42:56 Closing Remarks and Gratitude

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Imagique Unveiled: Modern Sounds in Classical Music with Iwo & Karolina

mardi 15 octobre 2024 • Durée 23:45

Emma Pauncefort, Director of CRD Records, checks in with classical accordionist Iwo Jedynecki and violinist Karolina Mikolajczyk about their innovative 'CRD debut' album 'Imagique'.

Speaking virtually in the midst of Iwo and Karolina's busy autumn 2024 tour, we discuss their journey over the past decade playing together and transcribing works from various musical eras, blending violin and accordion whilst modernising some of their favourite classical pieces.

Iwo and Karolina share insights on their artistic process, technical challenges, and emotional connections to composers ranging from Chopin, Ravel, Saint Saëns and not to forget Penderecki, for whom they had the privilege to play their version of his violin sonata.

'Imagique' is just the start...

We also explore upcoming performances, including a premiere at the National Gallery of Art in DC with their new programme 'Paris 1874'. For Iwo and Karolina this is part of their lifelong goal to bring classical music to life for both the listener turning to classical to chill out and for those whose passion is this pinnacle of musical art.

00:00 Introduction – the weather(!) and how we all met

01:21 Upcoming Performances and New Projects

02:07 Discussing the Album 'Imagique'

03:31 Transcribing Classical Pieces for Violin and Accordion

05:40 Reflecting on a Decade of Musical Partnership

07:57 Exploring the Unique Instruments

09:58 Creating Musical Dialogue

11:31 The Importance of Classical Music

12:17 Recording and Repertoire

12:58 Increasing Interest in Classical Music

14:05 Breaking Down Barriers

15:04 Upcoming Projects and Performances

Violins, pianos and dancing (baroque)

vendredi 5 juillet 2024 • Durée 21:14

Emma Pauncefort of CRD Records sits down with British-born violinist Maya Magub in Santa Monica, California to explore the violin’s ability to interpret historical dance forms as featured on Maya’s forthcoming album ‘The Violin Dances – Baroque’.

Recorded at the illustrious Menuhin Hall in Cobham, Surrey, England, this album is the result of an intricate process that saw Maya select, curate and arrange dance pieces, many of which lay hidden for decades in Maya's father's collections.

We underline the significance of rhythm and tempo in ‘dance music’, as we see in the violin's bowing techniques, and we spotlight the expressive freedom in ornamentation and spontaneous interpretation that Maya and Matthew delighted in when recording.

Finally, we add a note on the extraordinary acoustics of Menuhin Hall that enhance the performance and help shed light on the emotional and rhythmic intricacies of Baroque dances ranging from the Sarabande to the Sicilienne to the hornpipe.

As we hope our conversation highlights, this is an album celebrating the joy of rediscovering historical dances that can so beautifully – and relevantly! – soundtrack C21st life.

00:00 Introduction to the Violin Dances Project

00:45 Exploring the Dance Repertoire

03:20 The Relevance of Historical Dances Today

06:34 Musical Structure and Dance Cues

08:05 Emotional Expression in Dance Music

10:22 Ornamentation and Performer Choices

10:51 Experience and Interpretation in Early Music

11:08 The Art of Ornamentation

11:54 Spontaneity in Performance

12:15 Modern Performance Practices

13:20 Exploring the Dances

14:26 Spotlight on the Piano

17:07 Recording at Menuhin Hall

Musical Letters and Puzzles and the Musical Canon

vendredi 29 mars 2024 • Durée 32:15

Pandemics and lockdowns now feel a distant memory for many. But out of adversity also came great creativity, not least in the hands of British-born, Los Angeles-based violinist Maya Magub. In our first episode, we offer you the chance to drop in on a conversation between Emma and violinist, Maya Magub.
Together, Emma and Maya explore the album 'Canons', a sparkling set of tracks offering a huge range of colours – from the playful to the pastoral – and including world premiere recordings of Mozart works, coming together to offer 'socially but not musically distanced canon collaborations'.

Stream now: https://orcd.co/magubcanons

To purchase a real CD(!) head to: https://www.crdrecords.com/product/magub-canons/

#musicalcanons #mozart #classicalmusic #dolbyatmos

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