Beethoven's music will be honoured in 2020 with countless new recordings of his works, ceremonies and cultural events of all kinds. So why another Beethoven Album?

Blindekuh (Blind Mans Buff) was Johann Strauss IIs sixth operetta and his least known. Neglected for well over a century, it was revived by Dario Salvi and the forces on this album in January 2019.

The Trio consists of five musicians, the name of the group is somewhat strange, because it refers to a supposed ringing Krefeld trumpeter and conveys us with a story that is as banal as it is local and yet makes a glocal claim.

Family history and the present rise of intolerance to others belong to the story behind Jack Liebeck's latest album. His pairing of the Brahms and Schoenberg Violin Concertos, recorded with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Andrew Gourlay, stands as a personal homage to works from classical music's central European heartlands. It also reflects the experience of his Dutch/German Jewish family who suffered at the hands of the Nazis, in particular, his paternal grandfather Walter Liebeck. In 1934 Walter Liebeck, Jack's grandfather, fled the Nazis to find refuge in South Africa

Robert Cray has been bridging the lines between blues, soul and R&B for the past four decades, with five Grammy wins and over 20 acclaimed albums. His latest album, "That's What I Heard", was recorded at the iconic Capitol Records studios and produced by Steve Jordan (Sheryl Crow, Josh Groban, Keith Richards, Boz Scaggs). The music is a varied sonic blend of blues, soul, boogaloo and gospel. Guest artists include Ray Parker Jr and Steve Perry.

In This Moment have announced details of their upcoming seventh album, Mother. The follow-up to 2017’s Ritual will be released on March 27 via Atlantic Records.

The quintet of Paolo Fresu, one of the largest retailers in the world with the original lineup still in business, celebrating its 36 years of life and rewanderlust comes out the 20th of march after 23 years from its publication, remastered and brought to new light by the work of Stephen american for the label of Paul with the remarkable graphic work “hands full” created by Paola pezzi in 2005.

Tchaikovsky’s First Quartet, Borodin’s Second and Shostakovich’s Eighth are three of the finest quartets in the Russian repertory.

The viola's dark, velvety sound and its depth of expression enchanted many composers of the twentieth century (Bartók, Martinů, Hindemith, Clarke etc.) who made major contributions to the instrument's repertoire.

Born in Japan, 1971. Iwao Ochi grew up in Toyohashi, Aichi.