Turnabout

Turnabout Records was founded in 1961 by the American classical musician and producer Richard Kapp. Initially established to produce high-quality classical recordings, the label gained a reputation for its innovative approach to sound quality and artistic presentation. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, Turnabout expanded its catalog to include a diverse range of genres, including jazz and contemporary music, while maintaining a strong focus on classical works. Notable artists associated with Turnabout include the renowned conductor and pianist Leonard Bernstein, as well as various chamber ensembles and orchestras. The label was particularly known for its recordings of lesser-known composers and works, contributing to the preservation and promotion of a wide array of musical traditions. Turnabout's legacy lies in its commitment to high-quality recordings and artistic integrity, influencing both the classical and jazz recording industries. Although it is less active today, its catalog remains a valuable resource for music enthusiasts and historians.