Harmonia Mundi
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- "Harmonia Mundi" is also the title of a track on Mike Oldfield's Music of the Spheres album.
Harmonia Mundi (France) is an independent music record label founded in 1958 by Bernard Coutaz in Arles (south of France). The Latin phrase means "world harmony".
Its catalog is essentially devoted to classical music, and through the World Village label to world music.
Harmonia Mundi (USA) is a branch of Harmonia Mundi (France).
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See also
- The classical label Deutsche Harmonia Mundi is not related with Harmonia Mundi (France) and belongs to Sony BMG.
- Harmonices Mundi
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