Esteemed tenor, Jonas Kaufmann, returns with his sensational new album Wien. This must-have album showcases the crowd-pleasing evergreens that turned Vienna into a beloved capital of classical music.

Matchless accounts of Brahms at his most lyrically reflective, plus a benedictory encore by Clara Schumann: this is another outstanding release from today's pre-eminent violin and piano partnership.

'A spellbinding set that is arguably Podger's finest recorded achievement to date ... Music that one thinks of instinctively as boldly-etched, deeply (in every sense) introspective and eliciting a melancholic sense of struggle,...

Peter Sculthorpe created an Australian classical music that for the first time spoke directly of the land, the people and the spirit of this country.

The Hungarian-born pianist brings introspective poetry to two late sonatas, the Four Impromptus D899 and the Drei Klavierstücke D946, recorded on his Franz Brodmann fortepiano from 1820.

Two thrilling contemporary works combine on this new recording by the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, with the world premiere recording of Nigel Westlake's Spirit of the Wild paired with the Australian premiere recording of Steve...

This compilation is a fascinating journey through the history of Australian composition, highlighting just how much of that history has been written by women.

The BBC Philharmonic and John Storgards present the second volume in Chandos's survey of the orchestral works of American composer, George Antheil.  

Having dazzled the critics (Choc de Classica, the German Record Critics' Award) some 16 years earlier with their label debut featuring best-loved Twentieth Century English acapella works, the members of RIAS Kammerchor revisit one...