On July 24th, 2011, Georges Kisselhoff, a musical explorer and innovator of audiophile recording, passed away at the age of 77. An inventor of numerous recording techniques, Kisselhoff has been a true pioneer of sound aesthetics in classical music, experimenting as one of the first with quadrophonic recordings and working together with legendary artists such as the Vegh Quartet, André Isoir, Mstislaw Rostropowitsch, and André Navarra, always aiming for the ideal, natural and organic sound. In 2012, a set of original analogue tapes by Kisselhoff was rediscovered, manually cleaned and carefully remastered, using fully analogue equipment. The results are presented in this range, recordings of timeless beauty and unheard audiophile quality.

Recorded in 1977 and 1978, Andre Navarra's version is full of presence and breathes musicality in every second. This recording has been awarded with the French "Grand Prix du Disque"

"Listening again to this compelling 1977 interpretation by the sadly neglected André Navarra is to be lifted to a plane of musical experience barely hinted at by uncompromisingly grim introspection or seeming aloofness of many recent accounts." International Record Review

"Navarra plays with almost juvenile fever and passion and always at full risk, as if each movement and each measure his life was a stake. Essential!" Diapason