The 12 ensemble continue their remarkable rise on the international classical music scene with their stunning debut album 'Resurrection'. Featuring a new work from the acclaimed composer & guitarist of band 'The National' Bryce Dessner, a commission from boundary-pushing UK composer Kate Whitley and works by Lutoslawski and Woolrich, the record is a powerful collection of four works for strings that reflect the ensemble's spirit of bringing new energy and exploration to established sounds and ideas. Always performing without a conductor, the ensemble have developed a reputation across Europe as one of the UK's leading string orchestras. This debut recording highlights the group's commitment to intimate music-making that lives and breathes, performed with dazzling energy and an astonishing sound, all based on the principle of putting the music in charge.

Track list
12 Ensemble - Musique Funebre in Memoriam Bartok (
1. Prolog
2. Metamorphosen
3. Apogee
4. Epilog
12 Ensemble - Ulysses Awakes (Nach Monteverdi)
12 Ensemble - Autumn Songs
12 Ensemble - Reponse Lutoslawski
1. Resonance
2. Praeludium
3. Des Traces
4. Warsaw Canon
5. Residue

Track Listings
1 : Future Shock - Sybarite5/Shane Shanahan
2 : NuPac Kanon & Jig
3 : Groove Machine
4 : Tehran When Lonely - Sybarite5/Ehsan Matoori
5 : Naqsh-e Jahan - Sybarite5/Ehsan Matoori
6 : Star Globe - Sybarite5/Blythe Gaissert
7 : Traveler 65
8 : Alabama - Sybarite5/Shane Shanahan
9 : My Desert, My Rose
10 : Where Have All The Flowers Gone?

Sybarite5, the first string quintet ever to win the Concert Artists Guild International Competition, celebrates the release of its fourth album, 'Live From New York, It's Sybarite5', a recording featuring live performances from Chelsea's The Cell, a performance space the innovative string quintet has called its New York home for more than a decade. The quintet's second album on the Bright Shiny Things label features newly commissioned world premiere works by Brandon Ridenour, Ehsan Matoori, Steven Snowden, and Michael Dellaira; and string quintet premieres of works by William Brittelle, Marc Mellits, Aleksandra Vrebalov, and John Coltrane. Guest artists for the album include co-artistic director of Silkroad, Grammy® winning percussionist Shane Shanahan ; renowned santoor player Ehsan Matoori ; and acclaimed mezzo-soprano Blythe Gaissert.

Louis Langrée conducts the Camerata Salzburg in this performance of Mozart's opera recorded at 2008's Festival d’Aix-en-Provence.

Track list
A Royal Command
Pillar of the Establishment
Gleam and Sparkle
God is a Monarchist
Two Households
Incident at a Parade
Sabotage
Maud
Honour Restored
Never Seen Anything Like It
Not Entirely a Bad Night
May I?
Taking Leave
Resolution
You Are the Best of Me
Sunset Waltz
One Hundred Years of Downton

German singer Max Raabe and his Palast Orchester give a live performance of songs from the 1920s and '30s featuring works by Irving Berlin, Friedrich Hollaender, Robert Stolz and Franz Lehar, among others.

Leonard Bernstein both conducts the Wiener Philharmoniker and plays piano in this performance of Mozart's Piano Concerto No.17 and Symphony No.39, recorded live at the Vienna Musikverein in 1981.

Leonard Bernstein conducts the Wiener Philharmoniker in this performance of Bruckner's Ninth Symphony. Recorded at the Grosser Musikvereinssaal in spring 1990, the performance was the esteemed conductor's last with the orchestra before his death six months later.

Simone Young leads the Bayerisches Staatsorchester in this production of Pfitzner's opera, directed for the stage by Christian Stuckl. Performers include Christopher Ventris, Peter Rose, Michael Volle and Falk Struckmann.

2020 collection. Having spent the last decade together releasing chart-topping music, debuting stunningly original music videos and touring in sold-out venues across the globe, The Piano Guys celebrate their tenth anniversary as a group with the release of this album. This release reflects on The Piano Guys' greatest career moments thus far with 15 newly-remastered fan favorite tracks from the past decade as well as introduces their next chapter with 12 brand new tracks.

Michael Tilson Thomas conducts the San Francisco Symphony for this performance of Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique, which was originally broadcast by the American television channel PBS in 2009 as part of the 'Keeping Score' classical music series.