Praga Digitals

Praga Digitals is a French classical music record label founded in 1991 by Pierre-Émile Barbier. It was established with the aim of reissuing sound archives from Czechoslovak radio. After the national label Supraphon ceased producing new recordings from 1989 for several years, Barbier created the Praga Digitals section in 1992 to distinguish older productions from new digital recordings. The label releases CDs and SA-CDs, and was distributed by Le Chant du monde until 1996 and subsequently by Harmonia Mundi. In September 2021, the catalogue was sold to the company Little Trebeca. The label is known for its rich catalogue of Czech and Central European classical music, including historical recordings and new digital productions.

Praga Digitals was founded in 1991 by Pierre-Émile Barbier as a French record label dedicated to reissuing sound archives from Czechoslovak radio. The national label Supraphon had stopped producing new recordings from 1989 for several years, prompting Barbier to create the Praga Digitals section in 1992 to distinguish older productions from new digital recordings. The label released its recordings on CD and SA-CD formats. Distribution was handled by Le Chant du monde until 1996, and then by Harmonia Mundi. In September 2021, the catalogue was sold to the company Little Trebeca. The label has built a reputation for its extensive catalogue of Czech and Central European classical music, including both historical archives and new digital productions.

• 2021

  Catalogue sold to Little Trebeca in September.

• 1996

  Distribution changed from Le Chant du monde to Harmonia Mundi.

• 1992

  Praga Digitals section created to distinguish older productions from new digital recordings.

• 1991

  Praga Digitals founded by Pierre-Émile Barbier.

Specialist classical label focusing on Czech and Central European repertoire, historical archives and new digital recordings.

• CD releases

• SA-CD releases

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