After the Deluge (soundtrack)

Cezary Skubiszewski

After the Deluge is the soundtrack to the acclaimed mini-series on Network 10, by award-winning Australian film composer, Cezary Skubiszewski. Richly scored for orchestra, the music effortlessly moves from haunting violin solos, to 40s jazz, Irish airs and the original pop music of the on-screen band featuring one of the main characters.

Carillon and Organ

Musical Celebrations from The University of Sydney

Enjoy the spectacular sound of organ and carillon as you've never heard them before! Recorded at the University of Sydney, this new CD features the talents of organist Amy Johansen and master carilloneur Jill Forrest.

The Convict Harpsichordist

Elizabeth Anderson

John Grant, frustrated in love, shot a London lawyer in the buttock and was sentenced to death at the Old Bailey. Granted a reprieve, he arrived at Sydney Cove in 1804, bringing with him Australia's first harpsichord. But what music did he play? Find out on Elizabeth Anderson's new Move CD, The Convict Harpsichordist!

Tuba Recital

Ian King

One of the world's finest tuba players and the first to give a tuba recital in Australia, Ian King here presents a recital of works ranging from Bach and Vivaldi, to the remarkable Tuba Sonata of Paul Hindemith.

Concert Organ Masterpieces

Thomas Heywood

Masterpieces from the concert organ repertoire performed on the magnificent organ at St Johns Toorak, Melbourne.

Bolero

Douglas Lawrence and Elizabeth Anderson, organ duet

'Bolero' features arrangements of classical favourites for four hands performed on the Melbourne Concert Hall Organ.

Bizarre or baRock

Elizabeth Anderson

Weird, wild, wacky and wonderful! You've never heard the harpsichord like this!

Organ at the Opera

Organ duets performed on the Sydney Opera House organ.

One of Move's all-time best sellers! Sydney City organist Robert Ampt and Amy Johansen perform a program of popular organ duets on the famous Sydney Opera House organ.

The Virtuoso Harpsichord

Jacqueline Ogeil

Vibrant young Melbourne-based harpsichordist, Jacqueline Ogeil showcases the virtuosic, dramatic and passionate sides of the harpsichord.

Historic Organs of the Barossa Valley, Volume 1

Stunning performances by Christopher Dearnley and John Stiller on six of the historic church organs of the Barossa Valley. Includes a 16 page booklet giving a history of the organs in the Barossa area, their builders and the music.

Just Married

Organ Music for a Wedding

A compilation of history's most celebrated organ music which also happens to be popular at weddings. Insert notes for the disc contain a useful tabulation of the tracks into processionals, recessionals and 'signing music'.

Bamboo Organ

Douglas Lawrence and the Manila Chamber Orchestra

Manila's suburb of Las Piñas boasts the world's only organ with pipes made from bamboo! As well as demonstrating the full potential of the instrument with different solo pieces and Handel's Organ Concerto in G minor, Douglas Lawrence interviews the organ's restorer.

Baroque Trumpet and Strings

Paul Plunkett plays Corelli, Telemann, Biber, Molter, Purcell, Torelli and Handel

Arguably one of Australia's finest Baroque trumpeters, Paul Plunkett's latest CD features sonatas and suites by Corelli, Torelli, Telemann, Purcell and Handel and rarely heard sonatas by Molter, Grossi and Biber.

Capella Corelli Plays Handel and Telemann

Works for baroque violin, recorder and harpsichord

Capella Corelli has long been one of Australia's foremost baroque chamber ensembles. In this recording they present a collection of sonatas by Handel and Telemann written for various combinations of the baroque violin, recorder, violin da gamba and harpsichord.

Festival of Organ Masterpieces, Volume 1

Douglas Lawrence plays the organ of St. Patrick's Cathedral, Melbourne

Includes many of the best loved and frequently played works from the organ repertoire.

Hamilton

The Team of Pianists

The Team of Pianists present a programme of excellent piano works for solo, duo and two pianos.