Mozart’s string quintets represent "some of his most sophisticated musical thinking … wonderful music, exhilarating to hear” (from the liner notes by Eric Bromberger). With this three album set, the Alexander String Quartet and Paul Yarbrough complete their Mozart compendium.

This is the long-awaited second album from Swedish jazz pianist Emil Ingmar, building on the critically acclaimed debut album from 2020.

Welcome to the bewitching world of Circus Dinogad in which Welsh contralto Hilary Summers, the Dutch theorbo & bass clarinet duo Mike Fentross & Maarten Ornstein and the Dudok Quartet Amsterdam converge in a fusion of musical traditions.

As you like - jocular, sensual, dramatic. opia delves into the musical depths of this game - merging literature from the Renaissance to the early Baroque.

If you own at least one of the three White Stripes albums released so far, you can pretty much imagine how it will sound again this time: Especially after lo-fi, a lot of rock'n'roll, a bit of blues and a large portion of charm and idiosyncrasy. Thus, the expectations of the Detroit couple are also fully met. And yet the British press has been upside down ever since it heard the first sound of "Elephant".

"Portas" is Brazilian singer Marisa Monte's ninth soloist studio album, released on July 01 2021, same date as her birthday. It's her first solo release in 10 years.

John Birks "Dizzy" Gillespie (/ɡɪˈlɛspi/; October 21, 1917 – January 6, 1993) was an American jazz trumpeter, bandleader, composer, educator and singer.

A duo album of the highest caliber! US Alto saxophonist Lee Konitz’s career encompasses the beginnings of bebop, the Birth of the Cool, mainstream as well as the Avant-garde.

In 2001, fans of Marvin Gaye discovered a live album of their idol, which had been recorded on May 1, 1972 at the Kennedy Center in Washington as a bonus to the deluxe edition of What's Going On, released a year earlier, in May 1971.

Pink Noise is the third studio album by British singer Laura Mvula, released on 2 July 2021 through Atlantic Records. It follows five years after The Dreaming Room, released in 2016.

Jethro Tull are a British rock band formed in Blackpool, England in 1967. Initially playing blues rock and jazz fusion, the band later developed their sound to incorporate elements of hard rock and folk to forge a progressive rock signature.

Come Shine is saying goodbye after more than 20 years, with two releases from a series of intimate concerts in 2017-18. The original idea for a Coming Home project with four intimate concerts arose while the quartet was recording at Hellviktangen on Nesodden outside Oslo, close to Roggen's home turf. Fully acoustic recordings with the audience present on four stages, each representing the four members of the band in their own way. Come Shine was born in a rehearsal room and the intimate, acoustic setting of these recordings draws a long line back to this starting point. Come Shine had come home!

"A collection of Ukrainian Christmas and winter compositions that create a magical atmosphere."

With its Chief Conductor Toshiyuki Kamioka at the helm, the Copenhagen Philharmonic performs three of Richard Strauss’s most sparkling scores: the Oboe Concerto, with soloist Andreas Fosdal, the First Horn Concerto, played by Jakob Keiding, and the suite from Der Bürger als Edelmann. Strauss’s Oboe Concerto is in three seamless movements: a pastoral opening with ornate oboe lines leads into a radiant slow movement and virtuoso finale.

The new album "Come, ye shepherds" by KULTBLECHDRESDEN, the brass ensemble of the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra founded in 2018, is a guarantee for festive Christmas music. The ensemble presents atmospheric Christmas songs such as "Joy to the world," "Engel auf den Feldern", "Amazing Grace" and "Silent Night" on the current recording.