„L’Enchanteur“ ist eine mitreißende Hommage an den Atem, den Klang und das musikalische Erbe.

Manfred holds a special place in Tchaikovsky’s oeuvre, as it is unique: a symphony composed on an extremely large scale around a wide-ranging literary programme.

A 45 anni dall’uscita dell’iconico disco che ha consacrato Gianni Togni al grande pubblico “…e in quel momento, entrando…”, esce una speciale edizione celebrativa con audio completamente restaurato. Uno dei dischi iconici degli anni ‘80, in un’edizione limitata composta da un LP, che include le otto tracce dell’album remixate e rimasterizzate dai nastri originali, e da un CD che, oltre alle stesse otto tracce, contiene anche quattro versioni alternative e“Luna” in spagnolo. Include anche da un booklet di 20 pagine con i testi dei brani scritti da Guido Morra e con foto inedite dell’epoca realizzate da Piero Togni.

In 1955, the conductor Gary Bertini founded the Rinat Choir and thus established professional choral music in Israel.

They say that if you keep your ear to the ground, you might catch a sound welling up from the depths. That this sound takes shape underground, rising toward the cosmos. They say these lyrics speak of resistance, and that the words they’re made from flow from the subconscious. That through rhymes & rhythms, an oasis has formed, and that beneath the surface, another life is possible. "What matters most is to preserve oases of resistance…" Edgar Morin Stand High Patrol presents « Underground Oasis » : an underground utopia, a new album.

Sunniva Rødland is an innovative Norwegian harpist living at Nesodden outside of Oslo.

Herbert von Karajan (German: [ˈhɛʁbɛʁt fɔn ˈka(ː)ʁajan] ⓘ; born Heribert Adolf Ernst Karajan; 5 April 1908 – 16 July 1989) was an Austrian conductor.

1971 is Daniel's second full-length release for HOUT Records, where he explores a psychedelic and experimental brand of jazz fusion that is inventive and exciting, showing the artist's growing versatility on a wide range of instruments.

Django Reinhardt, a pioneering guitarist of the 20th century, is renowned for his virtuosic technique and emotive style, despite having lost the use of two fingers on his left hand.

"A dream of the years, the call of the blood, the duty of the soul, a priceless treasure for me, which encompasses the magnificent melodies of my beautiful and ancient country. The melodies without which my soul is empty, my existence is incomplete." (Hasmik Torosyan)

Ben van Oosten is the superstar of symphonic organ music. His multiple award-winning recordings of almost the entire French Romantic organ repertoire are highly acclaimed worldwide. With this dedication to the German Romantic repertoire with masterpieces spanning from Mendelssohn to Reger, van Oosten takes listeners on a sonorous journey through a century of music history that is inspiring in every way.

Electric Guest, the beloved LA based indie pop band formed by songwriter/producer Asa Taccone and acclaimed film/TV composer Matthew Compton return with their fourth album, 10K, including “Play Your Guitar”, a breezy, instantly catchy contender for song of the summer. Released via Independent CO, the track builds from a driving four-on-the-floor drum machine and softly strummed acoustic riff before blossoming into a sweeping earworm. Lyrically, it wrestles with anxieties about uncertain futures, both personal and societal (“fortune teller, politician, operator on the phone,” “synthesize it, multiply it, advertise it over”)—before landing in a chorus that celebrates the timeless clarity of simply playing a guitar.

Ghost is perhaps my proudest achievement to date. To me, the meaning of life is doing what you love. And this is what I love. I am surrounded by ghosts in my life and I needed to honor them with this album. It is what I was meant to do. I’m so happy to have had some incredibly talented friends join me on this album.

"Reverso - Suite Ravel" brings together American trombonist and composer, Ryan Keberle, and French pianist and composer, Frank Woeste, for an album bridging jazz and chamber music realized by an outstanding quartet featuring French cellist, Vincent Courtois, and drummer and percussionist superstar, Jeff Ballard.

Rachmaninoff, considered by academics to be a late romantic, often draws on Baroque models: an eclicticism of languages.