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| Journal Archive |
| Treating musicians and listeners with respect |
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| col legno is awarded the Play Fair quality seal |
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Our artists are the most important partners in our business. It goes without saying that fairness is the basis of all our dealings with each other.
The Play Fair quality seal is awarded to providers who make available music only after obtaining the consent of all those involved in its creation. This is to make sure that musicians also get the share they are due. In an environment that makes it so easy to commercially exploit goods without having the right to do so this is by no means a matter of course.
We at col legno are aware of how difficult it is to make a living on music. Yet a vibrant and colorful music scene is essential for keeping our cultural life in balance. Which was one of the reasons why we founded friends of col legno, our society for the promotion of joie de vivre, in the first place. And by being a part of it you also help to support the creation of contemporary music.
We are all cultural ambassadors for music: you, the buyers, and we, the providers, as intermediaries between you and the artists. You, too, deserve this Play Fair award, for taking the trouble to buy music. Thank you, and congratulations! |
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“Drawing close to the point of complete fusion into a ‘single musical instrument’”: Uroš Rojko’s chamber music port-rays very special conflicting relationships.  |
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| The music of the successful production at the Burgtheater Vienna on CD! (Karsten Riedel & Franui = Songwriting at its finest.) |
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| “Windspiel” by the Dandelion Quintett is a mixture between harmonic and programmatic masterpieces for woodwinds and forward-looking opening. |
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