Klavier Records

he leadership of Leon Galison and Joseph Galison, Klavier continued to grow as part of the Kalmus family. Many of the more recent recordings hale from the legendary recording and production team comprised of Mr. Bruce Leek, Bradley Genevro, Jack Stamp, and Dennis Fisher. Klavier is proud of its reputation as a quality-concious source of recorded music. The company was founded in 1970 by Harold Powell, a career sound engineer for NBC, because he believed many of the recorded classics on the market at that time were not the quality products they could and should be. Powell therefore chose to dedicate himself to improving the sound quality of recorded music. Klavier Records was the result. Because of his insistence on perfection, his recordings are frequently employed by manufacturers and dealers of audio equipment to demonstrate the qualities of their products. Klavier Music Productions will continue to insist on the most faithful reproduction of sound possible and offer the listener the same realism and sense of presence as a live performance. These are the qualities on which Klavier was founded, and for which its recordings are valued. This commitment to state-of-the-art recordings using cutting-edge technology and quality control is Klavier's trademark and its proud guarantee to its listeners.