The Wonder Of You presents the iconic artist’s unmistakable voice and most dramatic original performances augmented with lush new orchestral accompaniment.

Recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London with acclaimed producers Don Reedman and Nick Patrick, the album spans a variety of musical styles that Elvis embraced, from rock and gospel to country and ballads.

Featuring beloved Presley classics along with several surprises, standout tracks include a sultry new version of “A Big Hunk O’ Love,” the glorious “Amazing Grace,” the heartfelt emotion of “Kentucky Rain” and a stunning new take on the classic “Always On My Mind.”

Track Listings
1 : Martha Reeves & The Vandellas - Dancing In The Street
2 : The Four Tops - Reach Out I’ll Be There
3 : Marvin Gaye - I Heard It Through The Grapevine
4 : Jimmy Ruffin (w/ Mica Paris) - What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted
5 : Smokey Robinson and The Miracles - The Tears of a Clown
6 : The Jackson 5 - I’ll Be There
7 : The Supremes - I Hear A Symphony
8 : Marvin Gaye (w/ Beverley Knight) - Abraham Martin & John
9 : The Temptations - My Girl
10 : The Temptations - Just My Imagination
11 : Billy Preston and Syreeta - With You I’m Born Again

Motown is one of the world's most important and iconic record labels, renowned for delivering an almost endless stream of global smash hits laden with glorious melodies and killer hooks that have continued to connect with every new generation. This 11 track album features some of Motown's best known and loved singles now reimagined with new orchestration by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Also included are some beautiful guest vocalist versions that sit alongside the original vocals laid down over 50 years ago. Beverley Knight joins Marvin Gaye on the seminal 'Abraham Martin & John' and Mica Paris joins Jimmy Ruffin on 'What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted'.

A CD featuring Roy Orbison vocal performances with brand-new orchestral arrangements by The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, recorded at Abbey Road Studios.

Additional accompaniment from Roy’s three sons and backing vocals from their wives and children.

The A Z of String Players surveys the lives, careers and recordings of over 300 string players from the past and present. Many great string players who have made recordings are included, from Accardo to Zukerman. The text covers artists from the earliest recording processes to contemporary, cutting-edge technology. In this clear and straight-forward publication, the artists are listed alphabetically, with a summary of their career, notable recordings, biography and critical appraisal of their recorded legacy. In addition, four compact discs present a selection of recordings from 69 artists. This package will appeal to enthusiast and scholar alike as a readable, informed and fascinating work of reference.

Live performance at the London Coliseum by the popular operatic pop band Il Divo. Brought together by X Factor chief Simon Cowell, Il Divo's aim to make classical music accessible to a mainstream audience has seen them sell over 26 million albums worldwide. Their performance at the London Coliseum, home of the English National Opera, saw them joined onstage by the acclaimed Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra as they ran through a number of fan favourites including 'Come What May', 'Time to Say Goodbye' and 'Unbreak My Heart'.

Janusz Wawrowski's album Phoenix pairs two violin concertos - one a repertoire favourite, the other a fascinating rediscovery. The life-affirming spirit of each defies the circumstances of its genesis: Tchaikovsky's concerto dates from the aftermath of his disastrous marriage, while Polish composer Ludomir Rózycki wrote his concerto during the traumatic Warsaw Uprising, when his countrymen attempted to defy their Nazi occupiers.

"Rózycki's wonderful concerto spoke to me immediately," says Janusz Wawrowski. "It reminds me of Gershwin or Korngold, yet retaining at the same time a distinct Slavic flavour." Wawrowski, praised by Gramophone magazine for his "dark, luscious sweetness of sound", spent 10 years reconstructing the work from long-lost fragments. He performs here with London's Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and its Polish-born Permanent Associate Conductor, Grzegorz Nowak.

In 1944, before escaping Warsaw with his family, Rózycki buried the manuscript of his concerto in his garden. His house was eventually destroyed and Rózycki, living in the city of Katowice, resigned himself to the loss of the score. He died in 1953 at the age of 69. As it turned out, the buried concerto was discovered by construction workers and found its way to Poland's National Library.

"Rózycki's concerto is full of the energy and life of Warsaw before the war," says Janusz Wawrowski. "It is incredible that it was written in the darkest times and carries such positive energy. Rózycki's spirit of hope for a better future was well and truly still alive."

Track list
Rozycki: Concerto for Violin & Orchestra Op.70 Andante
Rozycki: Concerto for Violin & Orchestra Op.70 Allegro Decis
Tchaikovsky: Concerto for Violin & Orchestra Op.35 Allegro M
Tchaikovsky: Concerto for Violin & Orchestra Op.35 Canzonett
Tchaikovsky: Concerto for Violin & Orchestra Op.35 Finale. a

"Yanni Live at the Acropolis" is the name of both an album and video by contemporary instrumental musician Yanni. Both were recorded live at the Herodes Atticus Theatre in Athens, Greece, on September 25, 1993; they were released in 1994. The album peaked at #1 on "billboard's Top new age Albums chart and at #5 on the billboard 200 chart. The video received an emmy nomination for "Outstanding Individual Achievement in Lighting Direction (Electronic) for a Drama Series, Variety Series, Miniseries or a Special."

Pangea is an album by Abraham Cupeiro, released in 2020. Pangea includes a.o. the following tracks: "Oceania", "Norteamerica", "Costa Atlantica", "Lamento" and more. The album is a classical CD.