The Vermeer catalogue presents a curated selection of contemporary and themed classical recording projects released by Istituto Discografico Italiano. The focus is on distinctive concepts, carefully chosen artists and ensembles, and programmes that invite attentive listening beyond the mainstream repertoire.
On this page you can explore the complete Vermeer catalogue as it is available today, discover highlighted projects, and find direct links to the main streaming and download platforms. For an overview of the label’s history and editorial vision, you can return at any time to the Vermeer Label page from the link above.
On this page you can explore the complete Vermeer catalogue as it is available today, discover highlighted projects, and find direct links to the main streaming and download platforms. For an overview of the label’s history and editorial vision, you can return at any time to the Vermeer Label page from the link above.
The Vermeer catalogue brings together projects that often revolve around a strong idea: a rediscovery of a specific repertoire, a portrait of a composer, or a collaboration with a distinguished ensemble. Use the album cards below to browse by project: each title includes the album cover, artists, repertoire focus, format (CD and/or digital), and links to listen or purchase on external platforms.
The selection below illustrates the main strands of the catalogue. Additional titles and future releases will be progressively added; availability of older CDs may vary according to stock and distributor.
The selection below illustrates the main strands of the catalogue. Additional titles and future releases will be progressively added; availability of older CDs may vary according to stock and distributor.
Tiriano Giudice, Ana Pinedo, Carolina Porro, violins
Tommaso Malacalza, viola
Claudio D'Alicarnasso, cello
Sebastiano Benzing, Danielr Martinelli, Isa Trotta, pianos
Tommaso Malacalza, viola
Claudio D'Alicarnasso, cello
Sebastiano Benzing, Danielr Martinelli, Isa Trotta, pianos
Chiara Cattani, Silvia Rambaldi, harpsichord
Carlo Mazzoli, piano
Carlo Mazzoli, piano
Luigi Palombi, piano
Francesca Pagnini, flute
Achrome Ensemble
Enrico Dindo, cello - I Solisti di Pavia
Jerfi Aji, piano
Michele Serra, Patrizia Montanaro, pianos
Mario Carbotta, flute - Roberto Cognazzo, harpsichord
Francesca Pagnini, flute - Jakub Tchorzewski, piano
Paolo Cherici, vihuela
Francesca Pagnini, flute - Annibale Rebaudengo, piano
Paolo Cherici, vihuela
Francesca Pagnini, flute - Jakub Tchorzewski, piano
Francesca Pagnini, flute - Annibale Rebaudengo, piano
Enrico Calcagni, oboe - Alberto Magagni, piano
Enrico Calcagni, oboe - Maurizio De Luca, accordion.
Cappella Civica della Basilica Cattedrale di San Giusto, Trieste
Claudine Ansermet, soprano - Paolo Cherici, archlute, theorbo and baroque guitar
Bin Huang, violin - Ying Zheng, piano
Francesca Pagnini, flute - Annibale Rebaudengo, piano
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Gianluca Campagnolo, clarinet - Francesco Scrofani Cancellieri, piano
Francesca Pagnini, flute - Stefano Malferrari, piano
I Solisti dell'Orchestra Barocca di MIlano - Danilo Costantini
Elisa Tomellini, piano
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Luca Delpriori, natural horn - Paola Perrucci, harp
Laura Fabris, soprano - Carlo Mazzoli, fortepiano
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Works for harp inspired by Rossini - Paola Perrucci, harp
Roberto Russo, piano
Massimo Agostinelli, guitar
Vincenzo Paci, clarinet - Jakub Tchorzewski, piano
Nilo Caracristi, horn - Giancarlo Guarino, piano
A number of Vermeer releases have attracted particular attention from critics and listeners for their repertoire choices, interpretative quality, or sound and editorial care. Below you will find a selection of news items and press coverage that illustrate these projects and their reception.
Use these features as an entry point into the catalogue: each article or review provides context, listening suggestions, and links out to the main streaming and download services.
Use these features as an entry point into the catalogue: each article or review provides context, listening suggestions, and links out to the main streaming and download services.
Many Vermeer titles are available both as physical CDs and in digital formats. Physical discs are distributed internationally through selected distributors and classical-specialist retailers; stock may vary depending on territory and title. When a CD edition is no longer available, the recording may still remain accessible digitally.
For digital listening and downloads, Vermeer albums can be found on all major platforms. The links below take you to the main services where the catalogue is hosted. Once there, you can search for “Vermeer” together with the composer, artist, or album title you are interested in.
For digital listening and downloads, Vermeer albums can be found on all major platforms. The links below take you to the main services where the catalogue is hosted. Once there, you can search for “Vermeer” together with the composer, artist, or album title you are interested in.
Vermeer is part of the broader Istituto Discografico Italiano family, which also includes the historical and mainstream classical catalogue of IDIS and the digital-only Artemisia label. If you wish to complement your exploration of Vermeer projects, you can browse the IDIS and Artemisia catalogues from the links below.
For a fuller presentation of the Vermeer editorial line, artwork, and collaborators, you can also return to the Vermeer Label page in the Labels section.
For a fuller presentation of the Vermeer editorial line, artwork, and collaborators, you can also return to the Vermeer Label page in the Labels section.