Once a year, we invite you to join us for a musical experience as special as the Tanabata Star Festival.

At once sensual and existential, this collection of songs—composed across 125 years—meditates on nature and nostalgia, sex and love, the ephemerality of the human spirit, and the eternal, transformative power of art. These song cycles of Edvard Grieg, Claude Debussy, George Crumb, and Robert Spano coalesce into a testament to the limitless potency and fragility of love—both its resplendent joys and its tender sorrows. Despite love’s transience and riskiness, the album compels us to ruminate on Rilke’s witticism that “for one human being to love another: that is perhaps the most difficult of all our tasks…"

With their dramatic history, the Peterhouse Partbooks are among the most significant collections of English sacred music manuscripts from the 16th and early 17th centuries. Including several world premiere recordings, this programme presents a survey of the rich variety in the Peterhouse manuscripts, from the Venetian splendour of Croce's eight-part anthem Omnes gentes plaudite, to the penitential intimacy of Tallis's O God be merciful unto us.

International sensation Federico Colli continues his personal exploration of the music of Mozart with this second volume of works for solo piano. Colli opens his programme with the Adagio in B minor, K. 540, from 1788, toward the end of Mozart’s short life. The only piece on the album not to involve variation form, this Adagio instead adopts sonata form, and is an extremely rare case in Mozart’s output of its chosen key.

Reference Recordings proudly presents the debut release of Ukrainian piano duo Anastasiia Larchikova and Mykhailo Diordiiev in Four Hands. Two Hearts. One Hope: Ukrainian and American Music for Piano Duo. Producer Sergei Kvitko says, “this is a labor­-of-­love album with a young and very talented Ukrainian piano duo presenting a contemporary, but VERY accessible program of Ukrainian and American music — Americans are John Corigliano‘s Gazebo Dances, Ricky Ian Gordon‘s Ring-­A­-Ding­-Ding, and a world premiere recording of Lowell Liebermann‘s Romance, Etude and Chorale, Op. 134, which is the centerpiece of the album — a stunning and deeply moving work that was commissioned by Steinway as a wedding present to Lang Lang.

“Exciting news! You can now stream all three albums from the Royal Albert Hall 2024 box set on your favorite streaming platforms.

“Exciting news! You can now stream all three albums from the Royal Albert Hall 2024 box set on your favorite streaming platforms.

“Exciting news! You can now stream all three albums from the Royal Albert Hall 2024 box set on your favorite streaming platforms.

Celebrate the 20th anniversary of Into The Rush with us! Hear all of the songs off of our first studio album, performed live and in person, on vinyl for the first time!

Young talent Leo Lindberg was born in Stockholm in 1993 and raised in a musical environment with a bassist father and a harpist mother. Deeply into jazz since an early age, he excels at piano and organ and has worked with many of the local heavies, such as Bernt Rosengren, Krister Andersson, Max Schultz and Håkan Broström..

Fratres is the new album of and first artistical cooperation by reclaimed pianist Kai Schumacher and cellist Benedict Kloeckner. The artists embark on a search for the mystical and minimalist in the current music scene and thus also encounter the pioneers of this musical style\u200B. The album contains works by Arvo Part ("Fratres"), Olivier Messiaen ("Louange"), Gavin Bryars ("The South Downs"), Christopher Cerrone ("The Pleasure at Being the Cause"), Valentin Silvestrov ("Postludium"), Sophia Jani ("Sororibus" - World Premiere Recording) as well as by Kai Schumacher, J.S. Bach, Philip Glass, Georges Gurdjieff, and Franz Liszt.

Gentō is the first album emerging from the highly anticipated collaborative project from guitar maestro Steve Rothery (Marillion) and electronic visionary Thorsten Quaeschning (Tangerine Dream), called Bioscope.

Tricia Danieli is an independent singer/songwriter/pianist and ASCAP member, originally from Joliet, Illinois. As a child musician, she competed in piano competitions and state vocal contests, headlined in local venues, and sang at Carnegie Hall in New York City with her choir as choir president and soprano section leader at seventeen years old. After high school she relocated to San Francisco, where she became a soloist of the gospel choir at Glide Memorial Methodist Church, performed in Italian-American festivals, and independently released her first solo album, “Brand New Day,” in which she wrote, sang, played piano, violin, synths, drums, and co-produced with Motown veteran Greg Crockett in 2016. She also recorded vocals and piano on several projects, from blues albums to soul, gospel, pop, reggae, and more.

Eric Gales’ time is now. A rule-breaking, genre-fusing force of nature, hailed by giants like Joe Bonamassa, Dave Navarro and Mark Tremonti as one of the best guitarists on the planet.

Queen Debut Album Queen I Gets Special Limited Edition Dolby Atmos Audiophile Blu-ray Release. Queen take the release to the next stage, announcing a brand new, limited edition immersive Dolby Atmos release of the album, set to be available on Audiophile Blu-ray on June 13.