Flores de Musica pera o instrumento de tecla & harpa is the only known work of Portuguese composer Manuel Rodrigues Coelho. Printed in Lisbon in 1620 and boasting more than five hundred pages, Coelho's Flores de Musica is one of the largest music works printed in the seventeenth century.

Native from Naples, Italy, pianist Lorenzo Pone lives in Salzburg and is one of the most highly acclaimed young pianists today.

Gwendeline Lumaret explores the fusion of Eastern and Western traditions in Hakim’s striking solo and chamber works.

Bassist and composer Yosef Gutman Levitt of Jerusalem returns with Shir Yedidot, exploring melodies that have been adorned with prayer and tears for two thousand years. Recorded and mixed by Stefano Amerio, the album features the renowned Yonathan Avishai (ECM recording artist) on piano, Yagel Harush on kamancheh, oud, and ney, along with Yoed Nir (cello), Gilad Ronen (reeds, co-composer), and Yshai Afterman (percussion).

A special track from my new album released today. This one, 'Kindness And Valour' features sax maestro Andrew Young on soprano saxophone.

GRAMMY® Award-winning American soprano Susan Narucki is one of today's most committed advocates of the music of our time.

In contrast to Beethoven’s iconic piano sonatas, string quartets, and symphonies—which span the entirety of his career—the ten sonatas for violin and piano were composed within a relatively short timespan. With the exception of Op. 96, Beethoven completed the entire set in less than a decade (1798–1805).

M. John Henry is the solo guise of Martin John Henry, frontman of the much loved and missed Scottish indie band, De Rosa. De Rosa released a slew of cult albums before splitting in 2021. Henry returns in 2025 with 'Strange Is The Way' - a new solo album of mysterious and personal songs set to a distinctly Scottish approach to classic folk rock and slowcore guitars.

The album "Present Reflections" offers an anthology of Amy Beach's piano works, showcasing her remarkablecompositional talent and stylistic range-from expressive virtuosity to deep interpretativeintimacy. This distinctive quality is due not only to her extraordinary gift but also to several factors: theprofound cultural shifts she experienced between the late 19th and early 20th centuries-bridging lateRomanticism, the emergence of the avant-garde, and the advent of jazz-and her unmistakable emotionalexpressiveness.

In the Baroque era, European society turned its gaze to foreign countries in the Orient, with Persia exerting a particular fascination that was not necessarily anthropological in nature.

When Maltese pianist Tricia Dawn Williams posted a video of herself playing “5 Measures Out” by Olivia Kieffer on a toy piano in 2020, she had no idea this creative response to the isolation of lockdown would garner 9,000 views on Facebook in just over 3 days.

Elena Kole (Elena Kolesnikova Sheglova) was born into a family with rich cultural traditions.

A collection of exquisite film music by the special band "El Cielo 2020" that specializes in playing Astor Piazzolla's music. The film music that the band members have been secretly performing has finally been released as an “album” in response to the enthusiastic requests of fans.

Record Store Day 2020 RSD exclusive release, part of the October 24th drops. Limited to 2,500 copies. - All-analog mastering from the original tapes by Jeff Powell at Take Out Vinyl. - Pressed on 180-gram vinyl at Memphis Record Pressing. 50th anniversary reissue of Booker T. & The M.G.'s tribute to The Beatles' Abbey Road album. ALL-ANALOG mastering from the original tapes by Jeff.

Movie Set is the newest instrumental album by celebrated French pianist and composer Jean-Michel Bernard, released on June 20, 2025, via Sony Masterworks (Japan). The album features 19 cinematic tracks that blend Bernard’s jazz-inflected piano style with a film score sensibility. Highlights include “Losing a Puppy,” “Message to Ray,” “Colored Sky,” and “Ange et Gabrielle,” with “The Roundup” featured in promotional materials. Bernard, known for his scores to La Science des rêves, Hugo Cabret, and The Life Aquatic, continues to explore richly emotional and visually evocative music. Movie Set offers a deeply atmospheric listening experience, crafted as if scoring an imaginary film through solo and ensemble arrangements.