Which Cappella Amsterdam recordings are available from Harmonia Mundi and Naxos, and what are their catalogue numbers?

1. Harmonia Mundi: explicit catalogue entries discovered

Harmonia Mundi’s store and artist pages name specific Cappella Amsterdam releases and attach catalogue numbers: for example, a Sweelinck: Psaumes & Magnificat entry is shown alongside catalogue number HMG502033 and is also referenced with HMM902620 on the Harmonia Mundi artist/store pages for Daniel Reuss and Cappella Amsterdam ^[1]. Harmonia Mundi’s site further lists a Lassus: Inferno release credited to Daniel Reuss and Cappella Amsterdam with catalogue number HMM902650 and a release date entry visible on the same artist-page material ^[1].

2. Arvo Pärt: Kanon Pokajanen — multiple catalogue traces and a recent reissue/pre-order

Arvo Pärt’s Kanon Pokajanen performed by Cappella Amsterdam and Daniel Reuss appears in Harmonia Mundi’s listings with a new-format catalogue HMM902735 and a January 9, 2026 pre-order/release entry on the Harmonia Mundi store ^[2], while a separate retailer listing (Presto Music) references a Harmonia Mundi catalogue HMC905274 for the same Pärt title credited to Cappella Amsterdam and Daniel Reuss ^[3]. Cappella Amsterdam’s own site documents a Kanon Pokajanen concert-version album on Harmonia Mundi dating to a 2016 concert recording, corroborating the association between this repertoire and the label ^[6]. These multiple catalogue identifiers suggest either different editions/formats or catalogue updates across distributors, but the supplied sources do not resolve whether HMM902735 and HMC905274 refer to the same edition, different formats (CD vs. download), or a reissue ^{[2] [3] [6]}.

3. Additional Harmonia Mundi attributions and catalogue context

Beyond Sweelinck, Lassus, and Pärt, the Harmonia Mundi artist pages reference other historically focused Cappella Amsterdam releases—examples include titles such as Josquin des Prez: Miserere mei Deus and related early-music programmes on the same artist/store pages—but the explicit catalogue numbers for every listed title are not all shown in the fragments supplied here, leaving some individual catalogue mappings incomplete ^[1]. Harmonia Mundi’s general album listings and label pages show Cappella Amsterdam among its roster and catalogue activity, indicating multiple releases in the catalogue across composers and periods ^{[7] [8] [9]}.

4. Naxos: availability confirmed, catalogue numbers not supplied in the provided sources

Naxos clearly hosts Cappella Amsterdam recordings for streaming, purchase, and download and offers a browseable discography page for the ensemble, confirming availability on the Naxos platform ^{[4] [5]}. The Naxos pages supplied in this report, however, do not include catalogue numbers for specific Cappella Amsterdam releases in the excerpts given here, so no Naxos catalogue identifiers can be authoritatively listed from the current set of sources ^{[4] [5]}.

5. Conflicting identifiers and reporting limitations

The sources display multiple catalogue identifiers for the same named repertoire (for example, two different Harmonia Mundi codes associated with Kanon Pokajanen), which may reflect different product codes for formats, catalogue renumbering, retail codes, or typographical variation across distributor listings; the material provided does not include an authoritative master catalogue crosswalk from Harmonia Mundi or Naxos to resolve those discrepancies ^{[2] [3] [6]}. Where catalogue numbers are absent in the supplied Naxos snippets, it is not claimed that Naxos lacks such identifiers—only that they are not present in the provided pages ^{[4] [5]}.

6. Bottom line and recommendations for confirmation

Confirmed Harmonia Mundi catalogue numbers gleaned from the supplied sources include HMG502033 and HMM902620 associated with Sweelinck: Psaumes & Magnificat, HMM902650 for Lassus: Inferno, and HMM902735 (Harmonia Mundi store) plus an alternate HMC905274 in retailer metadata for Pärt: Kanon Pokajanen; Naxos hosts Cappella Amsterdam’s discography but the provided Naxos excerpts do not supply catalogue numbers ^{[1] [2] [3] [4] [5]}. For definitive verification—particularly to reconcile HMM/HMC variants and to obtain Naxos catalogue IDs—consulting the full Harmonia Mundi product pages, Naxos product pages, or the ensemble’s official discography (or physical CD jackets) is advised, because the sources included here give confirmed examples but do not form a complete, reconciled catalogue ^{[1] [2] [6]}.