Fleur de Son Classics, Ltd.
New Releases and Featured Performances
World Premiere Recording
Kimberly Cole, clarinet, Midori Koga, piano, Lindsay Kesselman, soprano
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Rebecca Penneys, piano
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Jacques Israelievitch, violin , Kanae Matsumoto, piano
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Lucia Kye, clarinet Tony Park, piano
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John Milbauer, piano
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THE CASTELLANI ANDRIACCIO DUO
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Naxos of America Launches Distribution of Fleur De Son Classics in March
FRANKLIN, TN--(Marketwire - February 28, 2011) - Naxos of America welcomes Fleur De Son Classics to its family of distributed labels during the month of March 2011. Founded by classical guitarists Joanne Castellani and Michael Andriaccio, Fleur De Son Classics has been presenting world premiere or rarely-recorded repertoire since 1996. To achieve this goal, Fleur De Son Classics constantly seeks exciting projects through which classical musicians and classical composers may express themselves in chamber music, symphonic music, early music and solo repertoire.
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About Fleur de Son Classics, Ltd.
FLEUR DE SON CLASSICS, Ltd. Was founded, and is owned and operated by classical guitarists, Joanne Castellani and Michael Andriaccio, one of the foremost classical guitar duos in the world today. They felt that classical musicians and classical composers of international merit needed a record label that was sympathetic to the needs of today's classical recording artists. In 1996, they established Fleur De Son Classics, which is now recognized as one of the most significant and rapidly growing record labels in America, serving as a voice for internationally acclaimed classical musicians. Today, the Fleur De Son catalog consists of over eighty-five titles from their distinguished roster of world-class recording artists. Ms. Castellani is President and Mr. Andriaccio is Director of Artists and Repertoire. As a world-renowned classical guitar duo and proponents of new music for the classical guitar, they are no strangers to chamber music. The Castellani-Andriaccio Duo has performed at prestigious chamber music halls throughout the world and was invited by President Clinton to perform at the White House. They were the first classical guitarists to perform there since Andres Segovia in 1984. Continued...
