“Her Story” rather than “His Story”: On her new GENUIN album, the remarkable Austrian pianist Mitra Kotte reexamines music history, placing women composers of the 19th and 20th centuries at the forefront.

Marie-Josée Simard (born November 29, 1956) is a Canadian percussionist and music educator living in Quebec.

Sybarite5's first studio album in five years, Collective Wisdom, showcases their unique and award-winning blend of classical, folk, and contemporary genres.

Although Haydn and Mozart contributed much to the piano trio’s evolution, Beethoven breathed new life and dynamism into the medium, expanded its size and scale and enriched its thematic and tonal substance.

The Asasello-Quartet continues their project: their complete recording of all string quartets by Dmitri Shostakovich enters it's second phase in honor of his 50th anniversary of death in 2025. On the program are the first six quartets by Shostakovich, marking the beginning of the most significant quartet oeuvre of the 20th century. In every note, one senses the profound familiarity of this award-winning and internationally highly regarded ensemble with the shimmering and moving works of the great Russian composer: important music, brilliantly performed!

Zu den weltweit gefragtesten Ensembles der jüngeren Generation gehört das Simply Quartet, das vielfach ausgezeichnet, regelmäßig auf den wichtigsten Konzertpodien auftritt und begeistert.

Richard Elliott, principal organist of The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square, performs composer Robert Cundick's 'Organ Concerto' on the Lively-Fulcher Organ at Libby -GardnerConcert Hall, University Of Utah, with a string ensemble conducted by Ryan Murphy, associate music director of The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square, with Alexander Woods, concertmaster.

What happens when the illustrious brass sections of the Berlin and Vienna Philharmonic come together? The answer - The Philharmonic Brass. Making its debut in Vienna’s Musikverein in April 2023 the group will come together for recording, tours and education work. Comprising some of the best-known faces in the brass world from Berlin, Vienna and their friends, the group includes Sarah Willis, horn and Paul Halwax, tuba.

Born in Budapest in 1893, Jelly d’Arányi was the youngest of three remarkable sisters who all became prominent musicians. Jelly studied with Jeno Hubay at the Royal Academy in Budapest, and completed her studies in 1907.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart composed the substantial Mass in C minor (K. 139) for the consecration of the Waisenhaus (Orphanage) Church in the Rennweg when he was just twelve years old.

Pablo de Sarasate was born in Pamplona, Spain, and became an acclaimed virtuoso of the violin by the tender age of twelve. The child prodigy was sent away to study at the Paris Conservatoire, and Sarasate spent the rest of his life in Paris.

The six suites for solo cello are frequently considered to be Bach's greatest masterpieces and are a pinnacle of the Baroque cello repertory.

This album combines the original composition of Grammy-nominated multi-instrumentalist, producer, arranger and composer Drew Jurecka paired with one of his great inspirations - the beautiful and dynamic Quartet by Maurice Ravel. WholeNote review

Vulfpeck Unveils New Album "Clarity of Cal".

A Blade Because a Blade is Whole is the latest album from London-based composer-poet-activist-improviser Alabaster DePlume, his first major work following 2022’s GOLD and 2020's To Cy & Lee: Instrumentals Vol 1. The 11-song album covers all of DePlume’s musical touchstones: lush and gentle instrumentals informed by ghostly ancient folk melodies; groove-focused rhythm explorations as a bed for self-searching spoken declamations; sweeping and beautiful string arrangements (in this case by Macie Stewart) set against his trademark vibrato-infused tenor sax whispermoan. Most of all, A Blade… finds Alabaster DePlume at his most purposeful and direct yet, building on foundations laid through years of writing and touring to craft this ambitious work.