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Two of our nine nominated productions have made it to the finals of the International Classical Music Awards (ICMA) 2024. Now we are keeping our fingers crossed for the recordings Paul Dessau: Lanzelot (category "Premiere Recordings") and Herbert von Karajan - The Early Lucerne Years (category "Historical Recordings") for the announcement of the winners on 18 January 2024!!!
9 audite productions have been nominated for the International Classical Music Awards 2024. This means that 75% of this year's catalogue is represented in a total of 7 categories, once again demonstrating the quality and breadth of our recordings. Now it's time to keep your fingers crossed:
Our August release Franz Liszt: A Faust Symphony, S. 108 - Mephisto Waltz No. 3, S. 216 with the Staatskapelle Weimar under the baton of Kirill Karabits prevailed in the pre-selection of 238 new CD releases and received the PdSK Quarterly Prize in the category "Orchestral Music".
We are very happy about this appreciation!
Mona Sachße visited us in the studio for our audite anniversary and compiled a label portrait for WDR 3 "TonArt". Here you can listen to the full interview!
On the occasion of audite's 50th anniversary, Ludger Böckenhoff answered NDR Kultur's questions about the label's positioning in an increasingly challenging music market. You can find the full interview here!
155 jurors from 32 specialist juries have chosen a total of 238 titles (CDs, DVDs and audiobooks) from the new releases of the last quarter and nominated them for the Quarterly Critics' Choice ("Bestenliste") 4/2023 of the German Record Critics' Award (PdSK), which will be published on 15 November.
Our world premiere recording of the Dessau opera Lanzelot has been named CD of the Year by the critics' poll of the specialist magazine Opernwelt. We are very pleased about this appreciation!
Join us celebrating audite's 50th label anniversary!
After our world premiere recording Paul Dessau: Lanzelot was already nominated in two categories and won the Quarterly Prize of the German Record Critics' Award (PdSK), it now also finds itself on the longlist for the Annual Prize.
audite is upgrading its studio to Dolby Atmos, the surround sound format introduced in 2012. This format theoretically allows for an unlimited number of audio tracks. Unlike purely channel-based surround formats, Dolby Atmos can incorporate vector-based metadata for moving objects, and their coordinates are then calculated by the receiver relative to the specific speaker setup. The first generation of hardware, the Dolby Atmos Cinema Processor, supports up to 128 individual audio tracks and up to 64 separate output signals. This upgrade will enable audite to provide an immersive and dynamic audio experience to its audience.