Harmonia Mundi
Harmonia Mundi France (Latin for "world harmony") is an independent French music label , which was founded in 1958 in Arles in the south of France by Bernard Coutaz (1922-2010). The range mainly includes classical music and through the sub-label World Village also world music . The label also has an American section. Harmonia Mundi France should not be confused with the early music label Deutsche Harmonia Mundi , which was founded in Freiburg im Breisgau in the same year by Rudolf Ruby (1927–2014) and which is now part of Sony Music Entertainment is.
Bernard Coutaz's successor, who died on February 26, 2010 in Arles, is his widow Eva Coutaz .
Well-known artists and ensembles
- Academy for Early Music Berlin
- Alain Planès
- Alfred Deller
- Amira Medunjanin
- Andrew Lawrence-King
- Andrew Manze
- Bejun Mehta
- Bernarda Fink
- Cantus Cölln
- Collegium Vocale Gent
- Concerto Vocale
- Cuarteto Casals
- Daniel Reuss
- Emmanuelle Bertrand
- Ensemble Clément-Janequin
- Ensemble Explorations
- Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir
- Frederic Chiu
- Freiburg Baroque Orchestra
- Fretwork
- Huelgas Ensemble
- Isabelle Faust
- Javier Perianes
- Jean-Guihen Queyras
- Jerusalem Quartet
- Jiří Bělohlávek
- Joel Frederiksen
- Jon Nakamatsu
- Josep Pons
- Konrad Junghänel
- Les Arts Florissants
- María Cristina Kiehr
- Maurice Steger
- Orchester des Champs-Élysées
- Paul Hillier et le Theater of Voices
- Paul Lewis
- Paul O'Dette
- Peter Bruns (cellist)
- Philippe Herreweghe
- Quatuor Arcanto
- René Jacobs
- Richard Egarr
- Roel Dieltiens
- The Orlando Consort
- The Prague Philharmonia
- Toufic Farroukh
- Werner Güra
- William Christie
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Nicholas Anderson: Harmonia Mundi at 50 . Oxford University Press, November 2008, pp. 617-620 (English) JSTOR 27655259
- ↑ Bernard Coutaz passed away . Klassik.com, March 2, 2010