Deutsche Grammophon

Deutsche Grammophon on vinyl: the yellow label and the new classical

In short: Deutsche Grammophon was founded in Hanover in 1898 and is one of the oldest record companies in the world. The yellow logo stands for classical music. In recent years the label has also opened up to contemporary composers between classical and electronic music. The Vinyl Room currently has 15 Deutsche Grammophon records.

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Contemporary & neo-classical

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→ Max Richter · Jóhann Jóhannsson · Classical on vinyl · Grading explained

What makes Deutsche Grammophon special?

Max Richter is the most important name in this part of the catalogue: “From Sleep”, the “Sleep Remixes”, “Songs From Before”, “Exiles” and “The New Four Seasons”, his new version of Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons”. Jóhann Jóhannsson is here with “Englabörn & Variations”, “Arrival”, “Copenhagen Dreams” and “Drone Mass”.

Add the American band Balmorhea with “The Wind” and Moby, who reworked his pieces for orchestra and guests on “Resound NYC”.

FAQ

When was Deutsche Grammophon founded? In Hanover in 1898.

What is the yellow logo about? The yellow logo on sleeve and label has been Deutsche Grammophon’s trademark for decades.

What is “The New Four Seasons”? Max Richter’s reworking of Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons”.

What do you have on Deutsche Grammophon? Newer releases from the 2010s and 2020s – 15 records in all.