From jumping on a “Trampoline” to ‘Spinning Out,’ SHAED keeps moving with latest album. First SHAED jumped off a “Trampoline,” then they hopped off the High Dive. Now, the trio keeps moving with their sophomore full-length album, Spinning Out. Speaking with ABC Audio, frontwoman Chelsea Lee shares that the title of SHAED’s latest record “implies maybe a couple things.” “We’re spinning out, out of control, in kind of facing all these obstacles and it’s affecting us mentally, honestly,” Lee says. “But I think it can also be a positive,” she continues. “I think that we can spin forward.”

First world recording of the complete 6 trios opus 3. Anna Bon di Venezia, one of the few women composers from the baroque, hasn’t yet had the exposure her music deserves. This is a unique opportunity to get to know her music in an performance on period instruments.

All the works are first world recordings. The flute and guitar duo couldn’t be missed in our collection of duos with guitar. Here we present a very special and unusual programme. Music by Von Call. Including three arrangements from the Opera theatre of the time. Virtuoso style music fantastically played by the German flutist Sabine Dreier. We also include a beautiful encore piece by French composer Jacques Rode. A Polonaise that shows the great quality of Rode’s music.

The piano suite ‘Goyescas’ first performed in Barcelona in 1911, would bring Granados his greatest, most enduring success. In each of its six pieces, the composer employs wild, insistent melody and highly individual rhythm, harmony, and coloring to create dramatic impressions of paintings by Goya, to whose work Granados was deeply drawn.

Plunge into the carefree atmosphere of the 70s. Listen and dance to disco rhythms. A magnificent collection of the best disco compositions of all time

Marko Topchii, winner of the 2017 Michele Pittaluga Guitar Competition, has selected a rich and varied repertoire ranging from neo-Romanticism to serialism, each work offering a unique vision of the instrument’s technical and expressive capabilities. Antonio José’s Sonata is remarkably inventive, bringing a new language to ancient dance forms, while Frank Martin’s Quatre Pièces brèves, written in the same year, offers the flourish and vigour of contemporary harmonic vocabulary. Roland Dyens’ Libra Sonatine is one of the most virtuosic and brilliant of late 20th-century guitar works.

Petrushka (1911), along with The Firebird and The Rite of Spring , is one of the three innovative ballets commissioned by the impresario Sergei Diaghilev that were composed by Igor Stravinsky during his ‘Russian’ period. Nicknamed a man of a thousand faces by his contemporaries, Stravinsky revealed his neo-folklorist face in Petrushka ; in collaboration with the artist and librettist Alexandre Benois, he courageously brought a motley street crowd, complete with a magician and his puppets, merchants, gypsies, cabbies, and mummers, onto the ballet stage.

Mary Elizabeth Bowden, praised for her “splendid, brilliant” artistry (Gramophone), celebrates the narrative power of the trumpet with Storyteller: Contemporary Concertos for Trumpet. Bowden is joined by the Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestra and conductor Allen Tinkham in a collection of new concertos that redefine the trumpet’s voice in modern classical music.

Although Bruce Broughton is best known for his many film and television scores, over the past five decades he has composed scores for a diverse array of projects from film and TV to concert music and even theme parks. His work has been recognized with an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Score for the film Silverado (1985) and a record ten Emmy Awards for his musical compositions in television.

Great collection, you can dance and have fun all night

For a period of the 20th Century, due to his talent and association with Benjamin Britten, Peter Pears was perhaps the world’s most famous classical singer. Pears inspired Britten to create great works of art precisely because Pears was a compelling artist with an exceptional voice, an inquisitive mind, a knowledge of art, history, literature and poetry. They became a self-perpetuating duo, inspiring each other to even greater heights of artistry, technical ability, and emotional certainty. This album of works by Lennox Berkeley, Benjamin Britten, Arthur Oldham, Richard Rodney Bennett and Geoffrey Bush is performed by tenor Robin Tritschler, who is joined by cellist Philip Higham, guitarist Sean Shibe and pianist Malcolm Martineau.

For Antonio Farao's maiden voyage for Criss Cross, the Milan-based pianist convened an equivalently virtuosic trio comprising bassist John Patitucci and drummer Jeff Ballard, presented them with eight originals and two standards, and let them loose. Each member operates at a creative peak on this lyric, kinetic, beautifully proportioned 65-minute recital.

Otto A. Totland is back with his first new music since 2021’s "Companion". The Norwegian composer and self-taught pianist, who also performs as one half of cult ambient-classical-drone duo Deaf Center, shares a beautiful sixteen-track album, "Exin", available on limited edition vinyl as well as via all digital platforms. It was co-produced by Nils Frahm at his studio in the German capital’s famed Funkhaus complex.

Plunge into the carefree atmosphere of the 70s. Listen and dance to disco rhythms. A magnificent collection of the best disco compositions of all time

Benmont Tench, of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, debuts his first solo record within his five-decades-long musical career. Featuring musical contributions from Tom Petty and Ringo Starr.