The third EP comprised of songs from Fearless (Taylor’s Version), following The Kissing In The Rain Chapter and The Halfway Out The Door Chapter, this chapter is the first to not include any Vault or originally non-album songs. It includes the lead single from Fearless (Taylor’s Version), “Love Story (Taylor’s Version)”, as well as Forever & Always, which was also included on The Halfway Out The Door Chapter*.

Rabo de Nube is a live album by jazz saxophonist Charles Lloyd recorded in Basel in 2007 by the Charles Lloyd Quartet featuring Jason Moran, Reuben Rogers and Eric Harland.

Spanish-American violinist Francisco Fullana has taken the Partita No. 3 in E by J.S. Bach and built around it a programme of interlinked yet contrasting works, resulting in an original and intricately constructed album.

At first you might hear a conversation between Rafael Zaldivar's piano and Guillaume Tremblay's saxophone, but there is more than that; Rezos is the place where one tells the other, I know the territory of your sound, and offers him all the space necessary for its deployment. It is a story of exemplary listening and elaborate exchanges along rhythmic tricks of great finesse.

Belgian violinist Arthur Grumiaux brings his sublime artistry to four French compositions from the nineteenth century, some inspired by aspects of Spain, including Lalo’s five-movement ‘Symphonie espagnole’ and Ravel’s spicy ‘Tzigane’.

Octopus is the fourth album by British progressive rock band Gentle Giant. It was the band's last album with founding member Phil Shulman and the first with new drummer John Weathers, who would remain with the band until their dissolution in 1980. Octopus remains a highly regarded example of the progressive rock genre and is generally considered to represent the start of the band's peak period.

The World Health Organization officially declared COVID-19 a global pandemic, the NBA season was dramatically suspended after a player tested positive for COVID-19 right before a game's start, and married actors Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson revealed they had tested positive.

Two exuberant, beautiful solo piano pieces: the three-movement "Three Dawns," based on poems by Jean-Joseph Rabéarivelo, and the nine-movement "Bush Radio Calling," written for the music-theater work "Just Them Walking," by New Zealand's avant-garde theater company Red Mole.

Polish composer, conductor and teacher Stanisław Moniuszko is widely known as ‘the father of Polish national opera’. Halka tells the tragic story of its title character, a peasant girl whose love for the noble Janusz is betrayed when he abandons her to wed Zofia, daughter of the Esquire.

It is hard to believe it as one listens to this album: pianist Vincent Meissner is just twenty years old. The drummer in the trio, incidentally, is even younger. Recognition for this major talent has started to grow, however, and the prizes are rolling in.

Good things are worth waiting for. Lars Danielsson had recorded just a few tracks for a new Liberetto album in late 2019. So, when a window appeared in September 2020 between the lockdowns across Europe, he seized the opportunity to bring his fellow band-members back to his studio near Gothenburg to finish what they had started.

"Arctic Dreams" (2020) is both warmly seductive and intense—a work whose seven sections bloom with passion as they map a musical journey through landscapes real and imagined. George Grella wrote in the New York Classical Review, “Adams’s manner is that of Thoreau—to be in a place, incorporate it into his memory and values, and recreate that through music.

Daniel-François-Esprit Auber was one of the most famous composers of the 19th century, giving definitive form to the uniquely French genres of grand historical opera and opéra-comique. His overtures became famous all over the world for their dancing elegance and fluent melodies, a reflection both of his genial personality and of the Parisian taste and refinement of his day. This programme includes overtures and entr’actes from Auber’s most famous opera about the notorious robber-chief Fra Diavolo, and from one of his least known works, La Fiancée du Roi de Garbe.

Alexander Koryakin, winner of the 2019 Jaén Prize International Piano Competition, has selected two perfectly paired masterpieces for his first Naxos recording.

The soprano voice occupies a central place in Robert Groslot’s vocal music, and in The Intimacy of Distance he has created his most ambitious composition yet for voice and orchestra. Exploring how elements of life can only be realized through the experience of distance, this concerto for soprano and orchestra moves through various contrasts to huge transformative effect.