The International Academy of Euphony has the honour of possessing within its archives of recordings, the complete catalogues of the labels 'Edelweiss Emission' and 'Syntony'. In both cases, the inspiration that motivated each one of these excellent recordings (which are highly regarded on an international level by the public, audiophiles and specialist critics) is the purity of Sound, the magnificence of the chosen acoustic spaces and the careful selection of repertoire and artists.

In their time, a large number of musicians have recorded works from an antique, classical and traditional repertoire, in venues that include the Scuola Grande di San Giovanni Evangelista, Rosslyn Hill Chapel, Tonhalle of Zurich, Roggenburg Kirche, Abbey Road Studios and Barocksaal in Ossiach, and many others. Musicians of the magnitude of the baritone and orchestra conductor Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, the cellist Franco Maggio Ormezowski, the clarinetist Antony Morf, the ensemble Ars Antiqua de Paris, the baritone Wolfgang Holzmair, the pianist Daniel Levy, the organist Thierry Mechler, the sitarist Ravi Shankar, the sitarist and sarod player Imrat Khan, the chamber orchestra Reina Sofía and the Philharmonia of London.

The International Academy of Euphony offers to those who are interested (both individuals and institutions) these representative collections, which include unpublished recordings, as well as the re-edition of some currently inaccessible recordings.

The editions, under the aegis of the Academy, are instruments of high artistic value, and at the same time possess great pedagogical and educational value. The money received from the sale of the series will be returned in its entirety to the completion of new recording projects and to the re-edition of the catalogue of its documental estate.

The archive also contains a series of radio broadcasts in Spanish, named “El Sonido de la Vida’ (The Sound of Life), created and conducted by Daniel Levy. These broadcasts will soon be available to the public.