Continuum Compact Discs
     

Download, buy & listen to recordings from Continuum Compact Discs

...along with many other exciting classical releases at:

Buttercup Classics

www.buttercupclassics.com

Continuum Compact Discs
and Digital Pacific Productions

Continuum began in 1988 with a first recording of Sorabji's First Organ Symphony. The worldwide success of this first release led to a succession of titles by such neglected and important composers as Hans Gal, Franz Reizenstein, Victor Babin, Maurice Emmanuel and Benjamin Dale. Living composers Simon Bainbridge, Lyell Cresswell, Stephen Montague, Edwin Carr, and Douglas Lilburn have seen their music reach many corners of the globe.

Since 1993 Continuum has been based in New Zealand. With todays plethora of disposable new releases it is refreshing to contemplate a range of standard catalogue entries which sell consistently of a period of years.

To contact Continuum please email Murray Khouri at murray@digitalpacific.co.nz

Digital Pacific Productions has acted as producer and repertoire consultant for over 100 CDs. Most notable has been the British Light Music Series for Marco Polo - a series which has become world famous.

"The British Light Music series devised by the ebulliently imaginative Murray Khouri"
    - CLASSIC CD SEPTEMBER 1992.

Digital Pacific can advise and cost on any project and obtain the lowest orchestral and recording rates in one of several countries.

At a Glance

Orchestras worked with include:

Royal Philharmonic
BBC Symphony
The Florida Orchestra
New Zealand Symphony Orchestra
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Queensland Symphony Orchestra
New Zealand Chamber Orchestra
Bratislava Radio Orchestra

Conductors include:


Vernon Handley
Michael Halasz
Jean Yves-Ossance
Meyer Fredman
Franz Paul Decker
Ja Ja Ling
Peter Breiner
Sir William Southgate
Ron Goodwin
Adrian Leaper
Ernest Tomlinson
...and many others

Awards include:


Gramophone Award
Diapason d'Or
New Zealand Record Award
German Record Award

 
   

 

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