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Univeral Classics is home to Deutsche Grammophon, Decca and Philips. Their catalogues are renowned for the finest in orchestral, chamber, opera, vocal and instrumental classical music. In conjunction with Universal Classics you will find here our best value offers from these catalogues.

Pierre-Laurent Aimard's debut on Deutsche Grammophon is his first ever Bach recording as well as his first recording of Baroque repertoire. A pre-eminent performer of modern music, Aimard brings a unique and exciting approach to Bach.

Pollini’s famous second Beethoven concerto cycle, recorded live in Berlin in 1992, was hailed as 'an interpretative advance on his already excellent first' (Guinness Classical 1000 - the top 1000 recordings of all time) and for the pianist's 'sovereign command' (Gramophone).

Amor profano is the follow-up project to the spectacular album Amor sacro that the soprano Simone Kermes recorded with Andrea Marcon and his Venice Baroque Orchestra. Amor profano presents arias from Vivaldi’s lesser-known or virtually unknown operas and have been especially chosen for the charismatic, dazzling voice of Simone Kermes.

The debut solo recording from Danielle de Niese, who became a star overnight after her stunning performance as Cleopatra in Handel's Giulio Cesare at Glyndebourne in 2005. She sings a selection of Handel arias from both famous and lesser-known works which showcase perfectly her extraordinary dramatic range and vocal abilities.

Versatile Swedish mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter starts this year with a new album of Swedish songs. She presents a collection of emotional and evocative orchestral songs, which have been composed by Gefors and Hillborg specifically for her. All songs on this album are world premiere recordings.