DG presents a new album from cellist Misha Maisky, recorded with his daughter Lily Maisky, offering a fascinating journey through twentieth-century cello repertoire and highlighting Mischa's sensuous and melodious playing. All repertoire is newly recorded, and an additional CD features an eight-track recording by Mischa of a Villa-Lobos piece and the world premiere recording with the Lucerner Sinfonieorchester of a cello concerto by Benjamin Yusopov, conducted by the composer himself. 

Pianist Daniil Trifonov releases the second part of a two album series that features the great Russian composer's piano concertos. This installment includes The Bells, Op. 35: Allegro Ma Non Tanto and Vocalise. 

The two works on this album were the result of Manuel de Falla's encounter with the husband-and-wife team of dramatists Martinez Sierra-Lejarraga. El amor brujo takes listeners to the very heart of the flamenco repertory and the brilliant pantomime, El sombrero de tres picos, whose sets and costumes were originally designed by Picasso, are magnificently actualized by the Mahler Chamber Orchestra under the direction of maestro Pablo Heras-Casado.

The Orlando Consort's new collection showcases the breadth of Machaut's musical and poetic inventiveness. The rose as a symbol of both the beloved and of love itself is paid due homage in this latest installment of their essential series which continues to garner the highest critical praise. 

This collection of Marches, Menuets and Esossaises are conscripts and translations for piano and highlight battle pieces. Selections include Variations on Rule Britannia, God Save The King and Wellington's Victory. 

Andre Rieu, the King of Waltz and one of the most famous violinists of our time, will celebrate his 70th birthday in October 2019. Universal celebrates the occasion with a unique and first-time two CD release, featuring Rieu's greatest hits: waltzes, operas, musical and movie themes, and more.

Following the success of his Mendelssohn cycle on LSO Live, Sir John Eliot Gardiner turns to the music of Robert Schumann, launching an exploration of his symphonic works that begins with his Second and Fourth symphonies along with a rare glimpse of his only opera.

Three years after suffering a devastating hand injury, Milos Karadaglic returns with an album of meditative solo guitar works alongside a selection of pop and jazz hits curated by Karadaglic himself. Songs by artists ranging from Simon & Garfunkel and Leonard Cohen to Nora Jones have been reimagined in stunning new settings for guitar and other instruments. Guest artists include saxophonist Jess Gillam as well as Hang player Manu Delago. 

String quartet Brooklyn Rider and Joshua Redman join together on this collection of eight compositions from a suite by composer Patrick Zimmerli. Each of the eight pieces represent different aspects of light. Additional collaborators include bassist Scott Colley and drummer Satoshi Takeishi. 

This is the first collection from one of the most influential figures of the contemporary music and soundtrack scene, Max Richter. The two-CD set features works from Richter's influential solo albums as well as his film and television soundtracks, including his Emmy-nominated music for Taboo, Black Mirror, My Brilliant Friend and The Leftovers. 

Accompanied by the Vienna Philharmonic, Jonas Kaufmann pays homage to one of the world's most beautiful cities by performing works that pay homage to Vienna as well as the country of Austria.