Featured New Release: “An American Rhapsody” from the Calefax Reed Quintet Brings a Rich Selection of American Music for Summer Listening
We predict that if you stream this CD once, it will become part of your regular listening for the summer, for national holidays . . . for anytime you want to listen to something exceptionally good.
Listen to Yuja Wang Play the Music of Sergey Rachmaninov on Classical Archives
The Rachmaninov/Wang pairing seems destined to become one of the most formidable musical partnerships to date, even though they were born 114 years apart.
We Are Proud to Introduce You to “American Dissident,” a New Project and Recording from Pianist Michael Noble
Michael Noble has an intense interest in worthy music that merits wider attention. That could explain why Michael’s first album, “American Dissident,” features political works of music by Frederic Rzewski and Margaret Bonds. “American Dissident” was released in November 2022 and is now available through HearNow.com for listening on several popular streaming platforms.
ChattyFeet Offers the Most Fantastic Socks for Lovers of Classical Music
We have just fallen in love with the most adorable socks ever created for lovers of classical music. They are made by a company named ChattyFeet, and they are the cutest socks we have ever seen.
Navona Recordings and Parma Recordings – A Label with Big Plans for the Future
Leonard Bernstein’s Music for String Quartet is set to receive its premiere studio recording and release, with a newly discovered second movement, as yet unheard publicly, to be included on the program.
Why Did the Nazis Ban Mascagni’s Opera l’Amico Fritz? A New Recording Helps You Decide
A new recording from the Dynamic label let’s you listen to this gentle pastoral opera by Pietro Mascagni and decide why the Nazis found it so objectionable
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