Harmonia Mundi
Harmonia Mundi France ( Latin for " world harmony " ) is an independent French music label, which was founded in 1958 in the south of France, Arles by Bernard Coutaz ( 1922-2010 ). The range mainly includes classical music and by the sub-label World Village and world music. To label also includes an American section. The German classical label Harmonia Mundi is now part of giant Sony BMG Music Entertainment and is no longer connected with the French Harmonia Mundi.
Successor of the deceased in Arles on 26 February 2010 Bernard Coutaz is his widow Eva Coutaz.
Well-known artists and ensembles
- Academy for Ancient Music Berlin
- Les Arts Florissants
- Jiri Belohlavek
- Emmanuelle Bertrand
- Peter Bruns ( cello )
- Cantus Coelln
- Frederic Chiu
- William Christie
- Collegium Vocale Gent
- Concerto Vocale
- Cuarteto Casals
- Alfred Deller
- Roel Dieltiens
- Richard Egarr
- Ensemble Clément- Janequin
- Ensemble Explorations
- Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir
- Toufic Farroukh
- Isabelle Faust
- Bernarda Fink
- Joel Frederiksen
- Freiburg Baroque Orchestra
- Fretwork
- Werner Güra
- Philippe Herreweghe
- Huelgas Ensemble
- René Jacobs
- Jerusalem Quartet
- Junghänel
- María Cristina Kiehr
- Andrew Lawrence-King
- Paul Lewis
- Andrew Manze
- Bejun Mehta
- Jon Nakamatsu
- Paul O'Dette
- Orchestre des Champs- Élysées
- The Orlando Consort
- Javier Perianes
- Hille Perl
- Alain Planès
- Josep Pons
- The Prague Philharmonia
- Quatuor Arcanto
- Jean- Guihen Queyras
- Daniel Reuss
- RIAS Chamber Choir
- Andreas Scholl
- Maurice Steger
- Andreas Staier
- Alexandre Tharaud
- Cédric Tiberghien
- Tokyo String Quartet
- Trio Wanderer
- Paul Van Nevel
- Dominique Visse