Here are some new CPO releases that should be of interest (see here:
http://www.jpc.de/jpcng/cpo/home):
-Ludvig Irgrens-Jensen (1894-1969): Symphony; Partita Sinfonica; Air; "Kong Baldvines Armring-Suite"; Rondo Marziale; Passacaglia (2 CDs) (Trondheim SO/Eivind Aadland)
Although an excellent Naxos CD of his Symphony, Passacaglia, and Air appeared last year, I am looking forward to this 2-disc set of music by this excellent composer :).
-Arnold Mendelssohn (1855-1933): String Quartets op. 67 and 83 (Reinhold Quartett)
I am not a big fan of 19th-century German chamber music, however pleasant it may be, but this release sounds quite intriguing due to CPO's description of the music being in "an expressive late-romantic style". Hopefully these will not be mere Brahms clones, like some chamber music from this time and place is.
-Friedrich Graf (1727-1795): Flute Concertos (Gaby Pas-Van Riet, flute; Sudwestdeutsches Kammerorchester Profzheim/Johannes Moesus)
Of minority interest I know, but sometimes you need a break from the heavy stuff by listening to classical era flute concertos!
-Richard Eilenberg (1848-1925): Light Orchestal Pieces "Petersburger Schlittenfahrt" (WDR RO Koln/Christian Simonis)
Another release on the lighter side, could be a delightful listen!
:)