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New Release, Prophecy, A Spellbinding Fusion of Baltic Voices and Orchestral Vision

New Release: Prophecy, A Spellbinding Fusion of Baltic Voices and Orchestral Vision

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A bold and evocative new orchestral project has arrived: Prophecy, featuring exhilarating performances by Ksenija Sidorova, Paavo Järvi, and the Estonian Festival Orchestra. Released on 6 February 2026, this album unveils a compelling sonic journey where accordion, strings, and orchestral textures illuminate the mystic and the monumental. At once cinematic and introspective, Prophecy blends contemporary […]

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Kevin Puts Releases New Album Emily, No Prisoner Be: A Powerful Song Cycle Inspired by Emily Dickinson

Kevin Puts Releases New Album Emily, No Prisoner Be: A Powerful Song Cycle Inspired by Emily Dickinson

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The American composer Kevin Puts returns with a striking new album, Emily, No Prisoner Be, a bold and emotionally charged song cycle that sets the poetry of Emily Dickinson to music. Featuring the extraordinary mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato alongside the genre-defying string trio Time for Three, the album stands out as one of the most compelling

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Chameleon Music Releases New Cinematic Album The Bell Tower and The Cross

Chameleon Music Releases New Cinematic Album The Bell Tower and The Cross

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The Bell Tower and The Cross, is a new epic cinematic album by Chameleon Music, the project of Birmingham-based media composer Mark Taylor. Known for decades of work across film, television, theatre, games, and multimedia productions, Taylor continues his recent shift toward long-form, album-based storytelling with this eight-track release. Rather than functioning as a conventional

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Piatti Quartet Unveil New Phantasy, A Fresh Beacon in Classical Music

Piatti Quartet Unveil New Phantasy, A Fresh Beacon in Classical Music

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The distinguished Piatti Quartet has released Phantasy, a striking new digital album that deepens the ensemble’s engagement with chamber repertoire and invites listeners into a rich tapestry of rarely heard British works. Officially released on 30 January 2026, this collection showcases ten carefully curated pieces spanning a vibrant emotional spectrum and historic lineage. Recorded with

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Estonian Composer Arvo Pärt- Still the Most Played Living Composer

Estonian Composer Arvo Pärt: Still the Most Played Living Composer

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The Estonian Composer Arvo Pärt has once again topped global charts as the world’s most performed living composer, reaffirming his unparalleled impact on contemporary classical music. According to statistics from the classical music database Bachtrack, Pärt’s works dominated performance rosters internationally in 2025, a remarkable testament to the global resonance of his deeply spiritual and

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Mozart’s Violin Concertos Return in a New Global Release

Mozart’s Violin Concertos Return in a New Global Release

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A new Classical Music release dedicated to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Violin Concertos is now available worldwide on all major music streaming platforms. This newly released digital Album presents the complete Mozart’s violin concertos in a fresh and eloquent interpretation by violinist Roberto González-Monjas, joined by the Mozarteumorchester Salzburg. Released shortly before the 270th anniversary of

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Philip Glass Pulls “Lincoln” Symphony from Kennedy Center in Protest

Philip Glass Pulls “Lincoln” Symphony from Kennedy Center in Protest

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In a dramatic and principled move that has reverberated across the classical music world, legendary American composer Philip Glass has announced that he is withdrawing the world premiere of his Symphony No. 15 “Lincoln” from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts later this year. Glass, now 88, explained in a statement posted

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Luke Garrigus Releases New EP Inkjaw — A Relentless Contemporary Soundscape

Luke Garrigus Releases New EP Inkjaw — A Relentless Contemporary Soundscape

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American composer Luke Garrigus has released his new EP Inkjaw, a striking contemporary music statement that pushes restlessness, precision, and sonic tension to the foreground. Released on 6 January 2026 via Sound Ecologies, the five-track EP unfolds across 18 minutes of uncompromising musical architecture. Inkjaw is not background listening. The music is demanding, refusing comfort

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Gregg McKella's Debut Solo Album Songs From the Underground

Gregg McKella’s Debut Solo Album Songs From the Underground

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Veteran underground musician Gregg McKella is set to release his long-awaited debut solo album, Songs From the Underground. A deeply personal collection shaped by his busking years in the 1990s and decades of immersion in the UK’s alternative and psychedelic music scenes. Best known as a founding member of Paradise 9, the Brighton-based psyche/proto-punk/space-rock band,

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