Our shop is your direct connection to the label’s history. Browse symphonic cycles, great opera recordings and intimate chamber music.

• For explorers: Our new releases category keeps you fully up to date.
• For fans: Under artists A–Z, you will find curated collections by your favourite artists, from Anne-Sophie Mutter to Víkingur Ólafsson.
• For collectors and newcomers: Whether you are looking for an audiophile box set or a single album to get started, many editions are available in different variants, for example as a deluxe edition with an expanded booklet.
• For bargain hunters: If you are specifically looking for special offers, our sale selection features selected promotions, with changing titles available at reduced prices. Always for a limited time only and subject to available stock.

At the Deutsche Grammophon Shop, you can explore the label’s repertoire in the way that suits you best. We offer formats as diverse as you are.

Many editions are available in several versions, such as a standard CD, a deluxe edition with an expanded booklet, or an elaborately produced vinyl release. This allows you to choose the format and presentation that best fit your collection and your listening habits.

Alongside physical recordings, you will also find selected merchandise that makes the aesthetic of our brand accessible to every fan. On our Deutsche Grammophon merch page, you can discover items that also make ideal gifts for classical music lovers.

For many people, vinyl is the heart of the Deutsche Grammophon Shop. Long-time listeners in particular will find editions here that fully showcase the technical expertise of the label and Emil Berliner Studios.

The original source series sets new standards for analogue reissues. Original multi-track tapes from the 1970s are remastered at Emil Berliner Studios using specially developed technology in 100 percent analogue quality and cut directly from the original tapes, without any digital intermediate steps.

The result is pressings with remarkable clarity, greater dynamic range and noticeably reduced noise. Anyone who wants to hear how legendary recordings by Karajan, Joe Hisaishi or simply some of the finest soundtracks can sound today, when reworked with current expertise and original master tapes, will find a true benchmark in this series.

In the vinyl section, you will encounter the great names of DG history: Claudio Abbado, Martha Argerich, Daniil Trifonov, Anne-Sophie Mutter and many others. Recordings with the Berliner Philharmonic or the Boston Symphony Orchestra, as well as many other ensembles, are available in our carefully curated editions.

The range extends from Romantic symphonies and virtuoso concerto recordings to repertoire that was long out of print and has only now become easily available again thanks to current pressings. For collectors who already own older editions, comparing them with new transfers and mixes is often particularly fascinating.

If you would like to browse this area specifically, the original source vinyl collection takes you directly to all titles currently available.

There you can see at a glance which recordings are currently available for pre-order, which are ready to ship and which have already sold out. Price tiers for deluxe variants and notes on limited editions help you decide which release is right for your collection.

Deutsche Grammophon is known not only for its core classical repertoire, but also for film music, series projects and competition editions, all brought together in the shop.

The soundtrack highlights in the original soundtracks section bring together film music by composers such as Hans Zimmer and many other artists working across classical music, film and gaming.

Here you will find orchestral scores, animated worlds, series productions and major cinematic sounds on vinyl and CD. Many of these soundtracks feature elaborate designs, such as coloured vinyl or special cover variants, appealing both to cinephiles and classical music fans who collect the orchestral repertoire of modern film music.

With the Chopin Competition section, we celebrate one of the world’s most important piano events. Editions by prize winners, historical documents and current recordings can all be explored there.

Beyond the competition, numerous pianists are also represented in the shop with their own collections. Discover impressive works by Jan Lisiecki, Víkingur Ólafsson or Mikhail Pletnev.

Under news, sessions and background stories in the DG magazine, you will find the latest updates on new releases, festivals, awards and special label projects.

You can read about a new favourite recording at your leisure before deciding whether to add it to your collection on vinyl, CD or as a special edition.

So that you can focus entirely on the music and the editions, the shop brings all relevant service information together transparently in one place.

Under Service & Help, you will find answers to questions about shipping, payment, returns and vouchers.

Returns from Germany can be arranged conveniently through the DHL returns portal. Please refer to the cancellation and returns pages in the shop for the exact conditions, deadlines and information. We generally ship worldwide; the specific delivery time depends on the destination country and the shipping providers.

If an item is marked as a pre-order, it will only be shipped on the stated release date, together with any other items from the same order that have arrived by then.

If you do not want to miss a release, you can sign up for our newsletter. You will regularly receive information about new releases, promotions and competitions, and discover early which editions are available for pre-order or would make a valuable addition to your collection.

At the same time, our streaming service STAGE+ offers digital access to the world of Deutsche Grammophon.

Discover new works first via streaming, explore your favourites in greater depth with a carefully produced vinyl or CD edition, and use the shop as your central destination for everything Deutsche Grammophon is currently releasing.

Discover now and enjoy classical music!