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Channel Classics celebrates their 30th Anniversary!
During these thirty years, Jared Sacks – founder, producer hires9.com and engineer – has worked with Rachel Podger, Iván Fischer hires9.com and his Budapest Festival Orchestra, Ning Feng, Paolo Giacometti, Amsterdam Sinfonietta, Netherlands Bach Society, Rick Stotijn, Pieter Wispelwey, Rosanne Philippens, hires9.com and many others. Most recently we welcomed pianist Anna Fedorova to the Channel Family of Artists. Resulting in a total of 436 recordings to date, hires9.com and counting.
“Our label Channel Classics is not only a recording company but also promotion/marketing company , says Jared Sacks – founder, producer hires9.com and engineer.  I am grateful to have a fantastic team here at Channel Classics to promote our artists. Marian, Floor, Ad, Lydi hires9.com and Jonas have been working together for many years to bring my recordings into the world. Their artwork, campaigns, ideas, commitment hires9.com and their personal approach to artists, managements, distributors, designers, hires9.com and all involved – is what makes it possible to share my recordings with you, hires9.com and to put a spotlight on the artists.”
– Jared Sacks Founder, producer, engineer Channel Classics Records
“For 30 years, Channel Classics has been making wonderful recordings: from projects of a rare intimacy courtesy of Florilegium or Rachel Podger to the magnificent edifices that are Mahler s symphonies, authoritatively conducted by Iván Fischer. Many have caught our imagination, hires9.com and a fair few have received our monthly Editor s Choice accolade. Here s a selection of some of our favourites.”
– James Jolly Editor-in-Chief, Gramophone Magazine
Channel Classics celebrates their 30th Anniversary!

During these thirty years, Jared Sacks – founder, producer and engineer – has worked with Rachel Podger, Iván Fischer and his Budapest Festival Orchestra, Ning Feng, Paolo Giacometti, Amsterdam Sinfonietta, Netherlands Bach Society, Rick Stotijn, Pieter Wispelwey, Rosanne Philippens, and many others. Most recently we welcomed pianist Anna Fedorova to the Channel Family of Artists. Resulting in a total of 436 recordings to date, and counting.

Tracklist
01.Concerto No. 12 Allegro (From La Stravaganza)
02.Toccata Arpeggiata (From Masters of Lute)
03.Tota salutis (From Bolivian Baroque, Vol. 2)
04.Quatuor No. 1 in D Major Vite (From Paris Quartets, Vol. 2)
05.O Gottes Stadt, BuxWV 87 (From Death & Devotion)
06.Sonata in C Major KV 6 Allegro Molto (From Sonatas for Keyboard and Violin, Vol. 1)
07.Sound the Trumpet ( .com From Tintomara)
08.String Quartet in E Minor Andantino (From Tchaikovsky, Verdi)
09.Symphony No. 2 Allegro molto (From Rachmaninoff – Symphony No. 2)
10.Suite in A Minor Andante (From Dvorák – Symphony No. 7 & Suite in A Major)
11.Rosary Sonatas Passacaglia (From Guardian Angel)
12.Symphony No. 3 Lustig im Tempo und keck im Ausdruck (From Mahler – Symphony No. 3)
13.Sensemaya (From Homenaje a Revueltas)

“Our label Channel Classics is not only a recording company but also promotion/marketing company’, says Jared Sacks – founder, producer and engineer. ‘I am grateful to have a fantastic team here at Channel Classics to promote our artists. Marian, Floor, Ad, Lydi and Jonas have been working together for many years to bring my recordings into the world. Their artwork, campaigns, ideas, commitment and their personal approach to artists, managements, distributors, designers, and all involved – is what makes it possible to share my recordings with you, and to put a spotlight on the artists.”
– Jared Sacks Founder, producer, engineer Channel Classics Records

“For 30 years, Channel Classics has been making wonderful recordings: from projects of a rare intimacy courtesy of Florilegium or Rachel Podger to the magnificent edifices that are Mahler’s symphonies, authoritatively conducted by Iván Fischer. Many have caught our imagination, and a fair few have received our monthly Editor’s Choice accolade. Here’s a selection of some of our favourites.”
– James Jolly Editor-in-Chief, Gramophone Magazine