Guild Music

Guild Music is a record label, founded in 1967 by Barry Rose and based in Surrey, UK. It has a big catalogue which includes first recordings of neglected music, plus recordings of music by Swiss composers and played by Swiss artists. It also runs the Guild Historical and Guild Light Music labels, plus its jazz and world music label Zah Zah.

Further information: guildmusic.com

A selection of articles about Guild Music

CD Spotlight. An Additional Significance and Poignancy - Gerald Fenech listens to César Franck orchestral music, recorded in Ukraine. 'Francisco Varela draws the very best from the Lviv National Philharmonic Orchestra of Ukraine, and performances are consistently fresh, alive and often compelling.'

Ensemble. A Natural Stage Presence - Guild Music's concert to celebrate the launch of two new CDs, reviewed by Alice McVeigh

CD Spotlight. Rare indeed - The C minor Mass by Johann Simon Mayr, appreciated by Roderic Dunnett. '... spirited, alert and uplifting.'

Planning your collection - Global Fascinations and Sophistications - Che Originali! and Triumphal Music for Organ & Orchestra, with Bill Newman

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