The Singapore Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Darrell Ang and Joshua Tan, presents a compelling programme that explores the rich and often unexpected dialogue between film and concert music, featuring works by John Williams, Bernard Herrmann, and Hugo Friedhofer.

"Wagner=Liszt, Debussy, Scriabin, Ravel, Schoenberg on Bechstein E made in 1906" is a classical music album by renowned Japanese pianist Makoto Ueno. Released by the Ars Longa Records label, this specific recording captures late-19th to early-20th-century repertoire played on a historic, period-accurate instrument

Debussy & Ravel on Erard 1927 is a highly acclaimed classical album by Japanese pianist Makoto Ueno, originally released in October 2017 under the Japanese label Wakabayashi Koubou and widely re-released digitally via Ars Longa Records. The album is famous among audiophiles and classical enthusiasts because Ueno performs impressionist masterpieces on a rare, historically significant 1927 Érard Model 260 grand piano that features an extended 90-key keyboard.

La Luce is far more than a stylistic collage. The album unfolds a musical dramaturgy that understands light as a metaphor for hope, transcendence, and emotional revelation. Simone Kermes employs her extraordinary technical mastery not as an end in itself, but as a means of shaping highly diverse expressive worlds—from Baroque affect rhetoric and Classical soul portraiture to modern, film- inspired sound poetry.

Rheinberger Collection Vol.1 - Violin Pieces: The Discovery of Refined Romanticism is a classical studio album by violinist Mariko Aikawa and pianist Takaya Sano. Released on July 24, 2026, under the Mclassics label (Catalogue No. MYCL00077), the album spans 60 minutes and features 10 tracks dedicated to the chamber music of late-Romantic composer Josef Rheinberger.

"Rachmaninoff & Debussy" is a celebrated recording project by the acclaimed Japanese pianist Makoto Ueno, originally recorded in 2013 and widely recognized for its historical instrument choice. A remastered digital re-release of the album by Ars Longa Records is scheduled for July 24, 2026.

Composed between 2004 and 2022 the seven works on this album reflect the concerns and crises of our time. These include the pandemic, racial unrest, global conflict, reflections on the realities of war, the pervasive use of gun violence, pollution and social strife. The music oscillates between struggle and celebration and gives powerful glimpses of redemptive hope in our shared experiences, one that values civic identity and collective expression and offers a fanfare for those who shape our future for the better.

Alfred Schnittke's oeuvre carries an unmistakable personal signature that integrates widely differing stylistic worlds. The profoundly compelling works heard in this programme display an extraordinary level of expression and colours. From the haunting sonorities of the prepared piano in his First Concerto Grosso to the playful theatricality of Moz-Art (after the fragment K. 416d) this album brings together all of Schnittke's works for two violins, both with and without orchestra.

Reference Recordings proudly presents a landmark recording—the first commercial release devoted exclusively to the music of Joel Thompson. This project brings together the acclaimed composer and the Kansas City Symphony under the direction of Michael Stern. Joining them are some of today’s most distinguished artists engaged with the same urgent themes: cellist Yo-Yo Ma, mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato, and the Sphinx Organization’s vocal ensemble EXIGENCE, led by Eugene Rogers. The result is a collection of powerful music marked by profound insight and unwavering conviction, brought vividly to life through the artistry and commitment of these exceptional collaborators.

This album brings together three major orchestral works by John McCabe, composed between 1970 and 2007, and reflecting key strands of his musical thought.

This album has until now been an exclusive collector's item for subscribers of the Phaedrus digital magazine, which was active from 2016 to 2018. Now, for the first time, it is available for sale to the general public. Triptych is a collection of pieces composed by Carlos Plaza, with the collaboration of exceptional musicians: César G. Forero - Guitars, Omar Acosta - Flute, José Luis Espejo - Clarinet, Jaime Pascual - Bass, Carlos Franco - Drums and Miguel Rosell - Cello. It is an eclectic album, featuring symphonic progressive rock, chamber music and some jazz touches.

A Spiritual Jazz Landmark. A Cry from The Motherland. Recorded in Paris shortly after the historic Pan-African Festival of Algiers in 1969, Hommage To Africa stands as one of the most transcendent statements of the avant-garde jazz movement.

Cuban son meets Spanish flamenco, African rumba, Celtic fiddle, New York salsa, Bangladeshi baul rhythms and more on this vibrant celebration of the Caribbean island’s outsized musical influence.

With Ravel: The Complete Solo Piano Works, Luca Buratto delivers a recording of remarkable artistic depth, tackling one of the most sophisticated and elusive bodies of work in the twentieth-century piano repertoire.

Nicola Vicentino was renowned in his day as a music theorist and inventor of the microtonal archicembalo keyboard instrument, but it is the striking harmonic sophistication of the madrigals that keep his name alive today. These world premiere recordings of madrigals from the Fifth Book of 1572 are interspersed with instrumental pieces that explore comparable chromatic universes, including Giovanni Maria Trabaci’s remarkable Toccata e recercar cromatico, and the first instrumental canzona ever published: Canzon la Bella.