Curtis Stigers returns with an album that offers a wry yet elegant reassessment of the modern male. Along with his own lyrical observations, Stigers also commiserates and celebrates with the words of top songwriters like Nick Lowe, Tom T. Hall and John Fulbright.

For the clavinecista and director Trevor Pinnock, intuition plays a central role in the way of making music. He combines his formidable understanding and in-depth knowledge of sheet music in his first recording of Bach's The Well-Tempered Clavier, which is released internationally on Deutsche Grammophon.

Gilles Peterson presents a time capsule of musical magic on this compilation. Taken from a day of live sessions in London’s legendary Maida Vale Studios - studio MV4 to be exact, it was originally intended just for Peterson’s BBC radio show broadcast on 20th October 2018.

Having already attracted attention for his exceptional gifts, Bach entered the service of the Weimar court at the age of twenty-three. This was the start of the period known as his 'early maturity', in which his formal and expressive experiments reflect a significant interest in French music and 'la belle danse'.

Notre-Dame, Cathedral of emotions, the event compilation of the Masters of Notre-Dame de Paris, including several unpublished. 850 years of music in Notre Dame by The Master Notre-Dame de Paris, guarantor of a unique know-how in the world and an extraordinary musical heritage, and which radiates throughout France and the world.

Maddie & Tae have announced plans for their second album The Way It Feels, which is set for release on April 10th. It will mark the “Girl in a Country Song” duo’s first full-length release since their 2015 debut Start Here.

Swedish-born guitar virtuoso Johan Löfving returns to Resonus Classics to record his debut solo album with a programme of works for both solo guitar and guitar with string quartet.

Northern light made the world look more clear and the colours became more intense. During the long and dark winter evenings I admired the way the people in Scandinavia had mastered the art of lighting their homes. Ever-present candles giving warm, natural light stood not only on windowsills, but also on pavements and streets, creating a mysterious, but also cosy atmosphere. Thanks to absence of curtains on most windows, the anonymous passenger of tram number 19 – running across the Majorstua district, could easily admire the stunning interiors of Scandinavian townhouses.