Born in 1875, Ravel was fêted during the 1920s and ’30s as France’s greatest living composer – a remarkable achievement considering the obstacles placed in his path by the ultra-conservative Parisian musical elite of his time. (Ravel was expelled from the Paris Conservatoire twice!). His unique musical style, combining classical form and impressionistic harmony, makes his work immediately recognisable.

The Emil Brandqvist Trio plays in the top league of European piano jazz formations. After reaching No. 2 on the German Jazz Charts with their last album and receiving a special award in 2024 for 50 million streams of their successful pieces—a milestone rarely achieved in the instrumental jazz genre—their brand-new project is sure to win over their ever-growing fan base.

After A Soprano’s Schubertiade (BIS2343) and Elysium (BIS2573), Carolyn Sampson and Joseph Middleton present a new recital devoted to Schubert’s songs on the theme of the changing seasons.

Folk tunes have always been an important part of the repertoire of the Norwegian Girls Choir; being a vital aspect of the choir's identity and of its active enactment of cultural tradition.

Siina Suutarinen, a vibrant singer and composer who aims for an international career, is making her mark in the music world with a sound that's all her own. With a rich blend of traditional and modern jazz, neo-soul, and RnB she writes music, which explores the complexities of relationships, strong emotions, and the vibrant pulse of life itself. Highly anticipated debut album, Who You Are, is released in April 2025 with Flame Jazz Records.

This new album by the award-winning Latvian Radio Choir conducted by Sigvards Kļava – recently hailed by the New York Times as ‘astonishing’, ‘superlative’ by the BBC Music Magazine, and ‘perhaps the finest chorus singing today’ by NPR – is focused on the sacred choral works by one of the greatest composers of the Romantic era, Felix Mendelssohn (1809–1847).

The Bevan Family Consort return with a selection of choral works celebrating the season of lent and passiontide, including a world premiere recording of of the six-voice Lamentations by Alfonso Ferrabosco the Elder.

"Formed in Israel almost three decades ago and now based in the United States, the Ariel quartet has built a reputation for tackling challenging repertoire with bold interpretations and deep musical insight.

Anton Bruckner's Ninth Symphony, his final and unfinished work, is a monumental testament to the composer's spiritual and musical vision. Combining towering orchestral power with profound introspection, it culminates in a deeply moving Adagio.

The MEAJAM quartet, based in the Toulouse region, offers a singular music imbued with current jazz, with dreamlike and cinematic accents. With influences coming from New York jazz, pop, classical music or even film music.

“Severance” is a science fiction psychological thriller about employees of Lumon Industries who undergo a ‘relationship breakdown’ procedure that causes their memories to bifurcate between their work and personal lives. The series received critical acclaim for its directing, camerawork, design, story and acting. It also received 14 Emmy Award nominations, including nominations in the Outstanding Drama Series category and acting nominations. The musical score was composed by Theodore Shapiro, who won the Emmy Award for Outstanding Musical Composition in 2022 for his work on the series Severance.

This December, Travis will reissue their third album, The Invisible Band, to mark the 20th anniversary of the original release.

Harmony is the fifth studio album released by country music artist Don Williams.

Recorded and released in 1980, every song on the brothers’ fourth studio album for Epic, Triumph, was produced, arranged, written and composed by one or more of the Jacksons.

Those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days of Summer is a 1963 album by Nat King Cole, arranged by Ralph Carmichael. The album reached #14 on Billboard's LP chart.