A song for every key on the piano. 99 SONGS

A 50-track collection of the best brass band pieces in classical music, from Fanfares For The Common Men, to dozens of brilliant 20/21 century works in the ever expanding repertoire.

The best classical music for flute, featuring sonatas, concertos and solo works by Mozart, Poulenc, Bach, Debussy, Nielsen, Faure, Vivaldi, Donizetti and Martinu.

The best classical music for classical guitar, featuring sonatas, concertos and solo works by Rodrigo, Reich and Vivaldi, performances from Julian Bream, Segovia & John Williams.

Put the cello front and center and your problems behind you.

Instrumental acoustic guitar renditions of the Christmas songs you love.

A chronological collection of 60 magnificent symphonies, by 60 composers. The grand tour takes you through the symphony's entire history from late 18th century to the modern age, with many stops at monuments of classical and romantic eras.

From classical to klezmer, the most beautiful music for this versatile wind instrument.

50 brilliant pieces written or arranged for classical guitar, performed by 50 distinctive guitarists.

Classical music reworked by contemporary musicians, who made clever deconstructive use of the material to create soothing and graceful electronic/ambient works.

The relationship between classical and electronic music dates as far back as the ’30s, when composers started weaving then-new instruments like the ondes martenot into the fabric of the orchestra. It didn’t just broaden music’s sonic palette, but also the ways in which music could be composed—ideas that were further explored by experimental composers such as Philip Glass and Steve Reich in the ’60s. Since then, the boundary between classical and electronic has become fully porous, giving rise to a style of composition that bridges electro and acoustic, tradition and possibility. These pieces, which we refresh regularly, offer a cross section of where we are now.

Fifty tracks of classic and lesser known electroacoustic music, from early experiments to modern developments. Works by Pierre Schaeffer, Stockhausen, Luc Ferrari, Morton Subotnick and Daphne Oram.

A collection of the most beautiful and tranquil slow movements in 50 symphonic works with prominent piano parts, from 50 composers, performed by 50 distinctive pianists.

Step into the dreamy world of classical harp with these great tunes.

Maybe it's just the instrument's range or the conversational aspect of playing with two hands, but the piano has always been uniquely effective at conveying subtler, more intimate moods. From études and variations to deep, ruminative nocturnes, here's a set of piano music to keep you company when you mostly feel like being alone.

The latest installment of the Need to Know series focuses on the versatile violin which is used in pretty much every genre of music from classical to hip hop. This playlist includes some of the greatest works ever written for violin.

The human voice is the organ of the soul. This collection, featuring 50 tracks from 50 living composers, demonstrates that with dazzling beauty and profound spirituality. Explore choral works from Arvo Pärt, Eric Whitacre, Morten Lauridsen, and many more.

Unwind to these calm acoustic guitar pieces.

100 best pieces for unaccompanied piano(s), played by some of the most brilliant pianists in modern recording era. From the most familiar masterpieces, to many little known gems.

Piano music handpicked for relaxation.

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Piano arrangements that help you to discover new nuances and sonorities in orchestral and chamber music masterpieces.

Listen to these variations for piano in their entirety, and see endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful evolved from simple themes, in the hands of great composers.

Let the sweet sound of violins wash over you with these great tracks by the world's best players.