This recording, with Leonard Bernstein conducting the New York Philharmonic, was made in 1961. Gould’s performance is thoughtful, nuanced, and not at all eccentric. What’s most striking about his playing is the degree to which he’s able to bring out the individuality of the contrapuntal lines. His performance is extremely graceful. The New York Philharmonic’s sound is warm and full, and the playing is absolutely secure. Gould’s characteristic humming is occasionally audible, but at such a low level that only the purist who demands absolutely clean sound is likely to be offended.

Harlem Lullaby is an album by jazz pianist Junior Mance which was recorded in 1966 and released on the Atlantic label.

South African lyric soprano Pumeza Matshikiza is one of today’s rising opera stars. An exclusive Decca Classics recording artist, her debut album ‘Voice of Hope’ was released in 2014. Her second album ‘Arias’ released in May 2016 showcasing her operatic roles from Purcell to Puccini and newly arranged art songs by Faure, Hahn and Tosti.

Die Camerata Trajectina ist seit fast 50 Jahren das führende Ensemble für niederländische Musik vom Mittelalter bis zum Frühbarock. Mit »Revolution!« verschiebt es seine Grenzen bis ins frühe 19. Jahrhundert.

On the album’s titular track, the words are sung from the perspective of someone who is on the verge of getting very drunk, but still has the mental capacity to realize the booze is keeping him from being able to get an erection.

The Los Angeles Times called Andrea Anderson Swem "a pianist of fine native and developed qualities," who displays "utter structural clarity and purposefulness."

The Leipzig String Quartet offers fitting tribute to Joseph Haydn on the occasion of the two hundredth anniversary of his death with its own commemorative edition. Vol. 1 presents 'The Seven Last Words of Christ', a passion composition for orchestra from 1786 that a priest had ordered from Haydn for the traditional Good Friday ceremony in the little Chapel of Santa Cueva in Cadiz in southern Spain. Later Haydn himself arranged this work for string quartet.

Following their GRAMMY nomination for Best Dance/Electronic Album for ‘The Last Goodbye’, and the release of the second remix EP (‘The Last Goodbye Remixes N°.2’) to serve as a companion to the album, beloved musical trailblazers ODESZA (Harrison Mills & Clayton Knight) are gifting their fans with a much-requested studio version of “Hopeful” (via Foreign Family Collective/Ninja Tune), a track that has been featured during their recent groundbreaking 2022 live tour.

Chicago's 1970 platinum-seller marked the breakthrough of what would become one of the most commercially successful bands of the 1970s. The album yielded 3 top ten singles: "25 or 6 to 4," "Make Me Smile," and "Colour My World".