ATMA Classique
New Releases
Before and After
Discover Before and After, the new album by Swedish organist Johannes Skoog, winner of First Prize and the Gérard-Coulombe Bach Prize at the 2024 International Organ Competition of Canada. Recorded on the magnificent Létourneau organ at the Francis Winspear Centre for Music in Edmonton
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Heimweh
With Heimweh, soprano Magali Simard-Galdès, horn player Simon Poirier, and pianist Olivier Godin invite listeners to immerse themselves in the world of 19th-century Romantic lieder. Centered on Franz Schubert, a key figure in the genre, the album also brings to light the works of Johann Wenzel Kalliwoda, Charles Oberthür, Vinzenz Lachner, and Ferdinand Sieber composers who are less well-known today but whose compositions reflect the influence of Schubert’s aesthetic.
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A Tribute to John Williams
ATMA Classique presents A Tribute to John Williams, an album dedicated to one of the most iconic composers in the history of film music. Under the direction of Francis Choinière, the FILMharmonique Orchestra brings to life scores that have shaped the imagination of generations and helped give an unforgettable musical identity to some of cinema’s greatest works.
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INNIG
With INNIG, Canadian pianist Meagan Milatz offers an immersion into the deeply introspective world of German Romanticism, centred around one of Robert Schumann’s most fascinating works: Kreisleriana, Op. 16. Recorded on an 1835 Conrad Graf fortepiano from the Chris Maene Collection in Belgium — very similar to the instrument owned by Clara and Robert Schumann in the late 1830s — the album brings together works composed between 1835 and 1839 by Robert Schumann, Clara Wieck, and Frédéric Chopin.
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Tenderness and Tragedy
“Tendresse et tragédie” brings together cellist Paul Marleyn and pianist Stéphane Lemelin in a program dedicated to three figures of French music from the Belle Époque: Rita Strohl, Fernand de la Tombelle, and Gabriel Fauré.
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Art Choral, Vol. 8 Québec
Art Choral, Vol. 8: Québec offers a true journey through more than four centuries of Québec choral music. Rather than presenting this heritage as something static, the album creates a dialogue between the earliest music to arrive in New France, the oral tradition, and contemporary compositions.
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The Four Seasons of Quebec
Part of a long tradition of musical works inspired by the seasons, this original composition draws on the landscapes, colours, and musical traditions that shape Québec’s identity. Conceived as a tribute to the province’s rich cultural heritage, it celebrates the folk, Acadian, Irish, and North American influences that have helped define Québec’s unique character and collective history.
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