Some twenty years after the collection known as Das wohltemperierte Klavier J.S. Bach assembled his second collection of twenty-four preludes and fugues in all keys, completing one of the greatest achievements in keyboard music that today remains one of the crowning glories of the genre.

Following his acclaimed recording of Jean-Philippe Rameau’s complete solo keyboard works (RES10214), harpsichordist Steven Devine returns to Resonus to record one of the great pinnacles of the Baroque keyboard repertoire, Johann Sebastian Bach’s Das wohltemperierte Klavier (The Well-Tempered Clavier).

In their second album for Resonus, the Gould Piano Trio returns with a recording of Franz Schubert’s Piano Trios. Apart from a very early single movement written when he was fifteen years of age, Schubert came to the piano trio late in his short career and left only two full-length works in the form, written in 1827–8. By the time Schubert came to write his piano trios, the form had taken on a new stature thanks to work from composers such as Beethoven.

Making their debut on Resonus with a ravishing programme of ‘Songs of Love and Death’ by Robert Schumann is the critically acclaimed duo of baritone Simon Wallfisch and pianist Edward Rushton. Alongside what is perhaps Schumann’s best-known Wanderlieder song series, Dichterliebe, Op. 48, from 1840, this distinguished pairing have explored two further series from Schumann’s notoriously productive ‘Liederjahr’ of 1840 – his Op. 35 setting of twelve poems by Justinus Kerner, and the Fünf Lieder, Op. 40, containing four songs by Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen.

Already hailed as his country's foremost composer, Sibelius completed what was to be his only concerto in early 1904, and its spellbinding and instantly recognisable opening can surely be counted amongst the most iconic of any. A virtuosic violinist himself, Sibelius beautifully evokes Finland's natural landscape and ancient folklore, which continues through Sibelius's 1917 work for violin and orchestra – the Six Humoresques – demanding a considerable level of technique.

One of several volumes in the Genius Of Charlie Parker series issued by Verve, this installment was released in 1957, two years following Parker's death.

Before the Flood is a double live album by American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan and the Band, released in June 1974 on Asylum Records in the United States and Island Records in the United Kingdom. It is the seventeenth album by Dylan and the seventh by The Band, and documents their joint 1974 American tour.

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and ZZ Top frontman, Billy F Gibbons wants to take you on a desert trip.

Joan is a 3 times Grammy Nominated Singer / Songwriter.

“Die Musik von Sibelius lässt sich nicht vergleichen oder in eine Schublade stecken. Sie ist wie ein Meteorit, der vom Himmel fiel.”

Jake Lenderman lives in Asheville, North Carolina - he plays guitar in the indie band Wednesday and creates his own music as MJ Lenderman and his latest solo release is Boat Songs. Lenderman describes the album as his most "polished" sound to date, built around songs that "chase fulfilment and happiness" whether that means buying a boat, drinking too much, or watching seeds fall from the bird feeder.

Fully authorized for the first time a compilation of ALL the Non-Album tracks ever recorded by Israel’s legendary eastern heavy psych rock band, the mighty CHURCHILL’S later called JERICHO JONES Rare singles, radio session, soundtrack & obscure unreleased material from 1968-1972.

Portland’s premiere alt-classical group brings a huge, orchestral ensemble - including brass, percussion, and guest vocals by Patti King of The Shins - to perform a night in homage to Radiohead, including from start to finish, Radiohead’s seminal OK Computer.

The "Closer to the Music" series is acclaimed by audiophiles, and each of its installments counts among the buyable titles with Stockfisch offers. So far, five parts have been released, and the premiere of the last one took place in 2015. After 8 years, the long-awaited album will be released: "Closer to the Music vol.6". Based on criteria from various audiences who have been associated with Stockfisch producers for many years, as well as completely new artists. See the full list of songs that went to download.

Fastness is a disc of orchestral music by Nicholas Simpson, who read law at Nottingham University, played guitar in rock bands, and then studied composition with John Tavener at Trinity College of Music, where he won the Chappell Prize for composition and the Ricordi Prize for conducting.