Over the course of the 12 years that it has dedicated to research and record production, INEDITA has revived more than 200 rare or completely unknown compositions. Many of these are the works of composers who are virtually unknown and who deserve to be presented to an appreciative audience. Others are rare or unpublished works by well-known composers, which have come to light as a result of patient, pain-staking research starting with the original sources, often in archives and libraries, and leading to the release of a record only after careful, stringent musicological examination, which in some cases goes on for years.

All of this helps to make every INEDITA production an important event that often sparks off musicological debate and adds new elements to what is already known about such musicians as Joseph Portell, Giuseppe Amadori, Giuseppe Ziretti, Domenico Sigismondi, Giuseppe Rabboni, Giacomo Monzino and others. Today, at last, these composers have been restored to musicological historiography and there works are now readily available on CD recordings.

INEDITA have also carried out research into rare music or “lost” music written by well-known composers. Among our finds we have discovered an unpublished and unknown Mass by Alessandro Scarlatti, arranged the first recording of the Solemn Mass in C major by Luigi Cherubini and reconstructed, in a critical edition, the fragment of an unfinished Concerto for violin and orchestra in C major and the early Piano Concerto WoO 4 by Ludwig van Beethoven.

The third volume of our collection Beethoven Rarities, present the world premiere recording of the Overture to Macbeth. This Macbeth was an overture which does not appear in the current catalogues of Beethoven's works: recently reconstructed from certain fragments, which were themselves known of, it was performed in Washington in 2001 and in Rennes (Brittany) in 2002, and in 2003 it arrived in Italy, in Sassari, earning this new recording.

INEDITA production are available on the international circuit, where it is attracting the interest of the sector's most important journals and magazines. We have many good reviews and won some awards.