‘The Glorification of Sadness’ is more than an album about relationships.

One More Car, One More Rider is a double album by British rock musician Eric Clapton, recorded live on August 18 and 19, 2001 at the Staples Center during the Reptile World Tour. The album was released on CD and DVD on November 5, 2002 under the Duck and Reprise Records labels.

Crazy Horse is best known as Neil Young's backup group for the the past 30 years. Originally hitting the Billboard charts in 1972 on Reprise Records, the vinyl album, "Loose", has been a long sought after collector's item.

Michael Schenker's status as heavy rock's most exciting guitarist is confirmed, the band is rejuvenated by personnel changes: Paul Raymond replaced Danny Peyronel and Leo Lyons, who had produced the band's last three albums, was replaced by Ron Nevison, whose work with Led Zeppelin had impressed and was the prelude to a series of outstanding collaborations.

The Philharmonia is a world-class symphony orchestra for the 21st century, led by Principal Conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali.

The Violins of Cremona: Homage to Kreisler 2 features violinist Salvatore Accardo accompanied by pianist Laura Manzini on this recording from Fonè Records. It features the works composed by Schumann, Mendelssohn, Dvorák and more. These selections have been chosen to honor Fritz Kreisler. Accardo plays the finest music of Fritz Kreisler on several famous and treasured violin models produced by Amati, Guarneri, and Stradivari. It is the best of the best. The album is a treasure with violinist Accardo, pianist Manzini and the listener.

Of the two Vivaldi Gloria stored in the first volume of the Sacred Works of the collection of the Jordan National Library of Turin , in D major, this is undoubtedly the most significant and must be registered with the Creed, the Magnificat and the Stabat Mater in the group of the best compositions.

Best known for their work with Chic in the late '70s, siblings Debbie, Kim, Joni, and Kathy Sledge – collectively Sister Sledge – reached the height of their popularity during the disco era but had been recording since the early '70s and were still active in the late '90s.

Steve Earle picked up another Grammy nomination for his 1987 album Exit 0, the third of the young singer's career to that point. Peaking at number 15 on the Billboard country chart, Exit 0 also introduced Earle to rock radio listeners with the song I Ain't Ever Satisfied. This reissue, celebrating the 30th anniversary of Earle's debut in 1986, has been remastered from the original tapes.

Hagiga is a group that takes the freedom to play what they feel like, making the fun and craftsmanship splash! - Music Frames (Netherlands). Beginning with Dave Douglas' contributions to John Zorn's "Masada," through his seminal albums of the '90s, Israeli saxophonist Alon Farber has been deeply inspired by the beauty & uniqueness of the trumpeter's expansive sonic output. Hoping to someday find the opportunity to cross musical paths, that day came in the summer of 2023 as Douglas joined Farber's accomplished group, Hagiga (meaning, appropriately, 'celebration'), at the Jerusalem Jazz Festival.

Joseph Szigeti is acknowledged as one of the most eloquent and thought-provoking violinists of the 20th century. This album offers live performances by the violinist, accompanied by Carlo Bussotti, from a recital given in Seattle, Washington, in 1955. It includes Bach’s Violin Partita No.3 in E, Brahms’s Violin Sonata No.3 in D minor and Vaughan-Williams’s Violin Sonata in A minor.

Born in Switzerland in 2003 to an opera singer father and violinist mother, Anais Reno moved with her parents to New York as a baby. At 8, she received voice lessons from jazz singer Sarah Tolar, who first introduced her to the voice of Nat ‘King’ Cole. „She drew my attention to how honest he is as an interpreter and how gorgeous his sound is”. After that Ella Fitzgerald also became a huge influence, followed by Carmen McRae, Frank Sinatra and also the criminally under-rated Bill Henderson.

Antonio Oyarzabal es un pianista solista y de cámara afincado en Londres, donde obtuvo sus estudios de Máster y Artist Diploma (Guildhall School of Music and Drama).

His biggest hits include "Talk Dirty" and "Want To Want Me", "Savage Love" and of course "Whatcha Say" – the hit with which he made his breakthrough in 2009.

Ray Barretto’s career has been a long and varied journey. Born in Brooklyn on April 29, 1929, he is the quintessential Nuyorican, a Puerto Rican born and raised in New York City. By the age of two, his family had moved to Manhattan’s Spanish Harlem and by seven, the South Bronx.