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IPO RECORDINGS produces recordings by great jazz and classical musicians, with a focus on musicians whose recordings have not been widely available or who have not always had the opportunity to record under circumstances that do full justice to the quality of their music.  We've also recorded some well-known musicians in unusual combinations or performing music which they have not previously recorded.  Please click our classical or jazz links above for complete listings of our recordings, or search our catalog for particular performers or composers.

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IPO is continuing to expand its catalog of both jazz and classical recordings.

Our two 2008 releases, Our Delight and Roger Kellaway - Live at the Jazz Standard, received tremendous reviews and public acceptance.  Our Delight, the first studio encounter in over 50 years by James Moody and Hank Jones, spent most of the time since its November release at #1 on the jazz radio charts.  Roger's new offering, which features Russell Malone, Stefon Harris and Jay Leonhart, as well as a cameo by the amazing cellist, Borislav Strulev, has been right behind.

We started 2009 with a fantastic series of duets recorded by Rogewr Kellaway and Eddie Daniels live at the Jazz Bakery in Los Angeles.  Initial critical reaction has been tremendous and we think this will become a classic.

Later this year, we will issue the first disc of recordings from last August with Moody accompanied by Kenny Barron, Todd Coolman and Lewis Nash.  This is amazing material!

One the classical side, we will be continuing to document the superb playing of pianist Dubravka Tomsic in diverse repertoire.  Her Liszt Recital on IPO received a great reception a few years back (including the grand prize given by the Liszt Society in Hungary), and we are following it up with new recordings of Chopin and Mozart.

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