John Rutter est l’une des figures les plus emblématiques de l’excellence et de la vitalité de la musique chorale anglaise. Graham Ross a réuni le Chœur du Clare College (institution que le compositeur lui-même dirigea au milieu des années 1970) et le Dmitri Ensemble pour rendre hommage à ce grand monsieur de l’histoire de la musique moderne, enregistrant une grande variété de ses œuvres dont certaines gravées ici pour la toute première fois.

Chief Conductor Sir Antonio Pappano and the LSO build upon their stunning performances of Ralph Vaughan Williams' Fourth and Sixth Symphonies with a magnificent interpretation of his beloved Fifth and enigmatic Ninth. Vaughan Williams' Symphony No.5 reaches for hope amid the turmoil of war.

Acid Jazz announce new signing Federation of the Disco Pimp, who return after a 5-year hiatus with the new album ‘Gratuitous’. Providing unstoppable grooves since 2010,Federation of the Disco Pimpare Scotland’s premier exponents of modern Funk.

500 Copies Green Neon Swirl (Jackpot Records Exclusive). Originally released in 1970. Cut from the original analog master tapes by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio. Pressed at Memphis Record Pressing (MRP). 10/10 Pitchfork. 1970 seminal second album by New Orleans' The Meters is one of their most beloved releases. Produced by one of New Orleans's preeminent musicians, Allen Toussaint. Between backing such names as Lee Dorsey and Betty Harris, The Meters cranked out a follow-up that was even funkier than it's debut. Pressed on limited green vinyl. "The gold standard for Funk"-Rolling Stone.

With more than 125 concertos to his credit, Telemann was one of the pioneers of this genre that had flowered in Italy. Combining daring, humor and emotion, he particularly delighted in exploring the virtuosity of the violin and it's gift for imitation and it's lyricism. Alongside other works of his where the violin also takes centre stage, Isabelle Faust and the Academie für Alte Musik Berlin showcase several jewels from his output of unimagined opulence.

2025 marks the 40th anniversary of the Millennium Jazz Orchestra. This is being celebrated with the release of a ‘double digital’ album: Chronology Vol.1 & Chronology Vol.2. In total 20 tracks adding up to almost 140 minutes of big band delight.

Blues Rock Power Trio The Zac Schulze Gang To Release New Album ‘Straight To It’ and Share New Single “High Roller”

Tenor saxophonist JD Allen, well known for pushing the envelope with albums that mix electronics and advanced compositional techniques, takes a striking turn on his latest release.

Jazz guitarist Thom Rotella has long been admired for his warm tone, lyrical phrasing, and ability to bridge the worlds of jazz, pop, and studio work. On his upcoming release

“Ancient Infinity Orchestra is an attitude: a love, enthusiasm and openness.”

German Brass celebrates the 200th birthday of Johann Strauss with a brand-new album. It contains works by the composer and also works by some of his contemporary companions, such as Chopin, Brahms and Kreisler, that have been arranged as a programmatic "bouquet" aroung Johann Strauss. Matthias Höfs did the arrangements for the ensemble, presenting a lively new brass sound to known titles from the second half of the 19th century.

The Romantic Room is an expansive six-volume set exploring the rich and often overlooked chamber music of Louis Spohr, brought vividly to life by the WDR Sinfonieorchester Chamber Players.

Franz von Chossy is back on the block with a new project: Mirror 9. It is a nine-part suite dedicated to the diversity of human personality, inspired by the nine types of the Enneagram. Each movement reflects a different type of personality. Blending jazz with a variety of musical influences, Mirror 9 offers the listeners an evocative journey and an invitation to find reflections of themselves—and those close to them.

The two works on this album were commissioned by conductor Paul Sacher in the 1930s for the orchestra he founded in 1926, the Basel Chamber Orchestra. This orchestra was famous for its adventurous programming, often combining baroque repertoire with contemporary works. Bartók’s Divertimento nods at the baroque concerto grosso in its use of individual groups of players, and the title ‘divertimento’ recalls Mozart’s many examples of this form.

Continuing the research the his last release “Dantesca”, virtuoso saxophonist and brilliant composer Luigi Grasso presents “La Dimora Dell’Altrove”, a captivating musical journey that explores the profound themes of belonging and identity through the lens of duality—Heimweh (the nostalgia for one’s homeland) and Fernweh (the desire for exploration).