Piano legends of the 20th-century in the spotlight: after Claudio Arrau, it is now Walter Gieseking to be honored with an complete boxset of his Warner recordings.

Sardinian trumpeter Paolo Fresu, French accordionist Richard Galliano and Swedish pianist Jan Lundgren form the trio Mare Nostrum. This band forges connections between the discrete musical cultures of its three protagonists. This album marks the return to the studio of a European supergroup. And they're on top form.

Chicago's Metropolitan Jazz Octet partners with the acclaimed vocalist Paul Marinaro to create an inspired tribute to the durability and pure magic of David Bowie's songwriting legacy.

Swiss conductor Michel Corboz heads the English Bach Festival Baroque Orchestra in this programme of works from George Frideric Handel, focusing on the Suite from Rodrigo, HWV 5 and Il pastor fido, HWV 8a.

The second posthumously released duo album featuring Charlie Haden. The first last year was with Jim Hall recorded in Montreal in 1990. This latest one, poetically titled as "Tokyo Adagio", is more recent, Haden duetting with the Cuban pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba and draws from a March 2005 Blue Note Tokyo club four-night residency. The polite audience reaction and applause is respectful and the sound of a few knives and forks neither here nor there in the background not distracting: the album feels lived in, which is far better than clinical.

Alanis Morissette's much-anticipated follow-up to "Jagged Little Pill", "Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie", was released in the autumn of 1998, setting a record for the highest first-week sales by a female artist. Certified triple platinum by the RIAA.

On the final disc of a complete cycle, Thomas Dausgaard and the Swedish Chamber Orchestra offer us their readings of Franz Schubert's first two symphonies.

For some years, Thomas Dausgaard and his Swedish Chamber Orchestra have been developing their project ‘Opening Doors’, performing symphonies and other orchestral works from the Romantic era with the smaller-than-usual forces of a modern-day chamber orchestra. It has been possible to sample the results of this approach in various music centres around the world during the team’s extensive tours, as well as on disc. The present disc is the fourth of their Opening Doors recordings and at the same time the closing disc of a ‘series within a series’ – a triptych featuring Schumann’s complete symphonies.

Edoardo Turbil is considered one of the most brilliant Italian pianists of his generation.

4 (The Pink Album) is the next long-awaited full-length record from GRAMMY® Award-nominated multi-platinum artist Lukas Graham. The 11-song set details the Danish pop singer-songwriter’s journey of self-discovery over the years, making this his most authentic and reflective work to date.

Rush! Is the latest full length from global sensation, Måneskin. The band is a critically acclaimed four-piece-rock band that began busking on the streets of Rome as teenagers, and now just a few years later, are a razor tight group of captivating musicians widely hailed for being at the forefront of driving a worldwide resurgence of Rock music.

Richard Strauss was in his element shortly after 1900 when he prepared to portray his now three-member family in a symphonic way: "Bubi" had expanded the cozy togetherness with his wife (and soprano) Pauline into a "trio con brio" since 1897 and the artist marriage was the greatest cheerfully mixed up.

Drei Gesänge am offenen Fenster (Three Songs at the Open Window) for soprano and large orchestra, based on texts by Händl Klaus and Arnulf Herrmann, was commissioned by musica viva/BR. The BR-KLASSIK album documents the live recording of its premiere on October 24, 2014 in a musica viva concert at the Herkulessaal of the Munich Residenz.