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#Bloomerangs
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2002
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2CELLOS
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A. Blomqvist
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Aaron Parks
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Aaron Zigman
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Abel Korzeniowski
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Absolute Ensemble
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Accademia Bizantina
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Adam Gyorgy
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Adam Janota Bzowski
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Adam Schneit
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Adrian Sherwood
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Adrienne Danrich sings Drew Hemenger
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Adrienne Haan
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Agnes Obel
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Ahn Trio
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Aida Garifullina
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Aigul Akhmetshina
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Akira Kosemura
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Al Di Meola
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Alain Lefevre
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Alain Lefevre - BPO, Falletta
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Albare
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Albrecht Mayer
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Alchemy Sound Project
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Aled Jones
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Aleksi Glick
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Alex de Grassi, Andrew York
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Alex DePue
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Alex Heffes
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Alexander Beridze
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Alexander Knaifel
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Alexander Romanovsky
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Alexander String Quartet
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Alexandra Streliski
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Alexandre Desplat
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Alexis Ffrench
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Alfie Boe
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Alfred Brendel
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Alice Coltrane
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Alice Cooper | National Youth Orchestra of Germany
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Alice K. Dade
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Alice Sara Ott
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Alice Sara Ott | Francesco Tristano
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Alice Zawadzki, Fred Thomas, Mischa Mullov-Abbado
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Alina Ibragimova - Cedric Tiberghien
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Alisa Weilerstein
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Alisa Weilerstein | Inon Barnatan
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Alison Balsom
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Alison Burns & Martin Taylor
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Allen Savedoff
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Alondra de la Parra
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Amanda Lee Falkenberg
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Amelia Warner
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Amira Willighagen
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Amos Lee
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Anagnason & Kinton
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Anastasia Kobekina
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Anders Jormin
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Anderson & Roe
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Andras Schiff
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Andras Schiff / Jorg Widmann
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Andre Rieu
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Andre Schuen - Daniel Heide
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Andrea Bocelli
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Andrea Vanzo
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Andreas Ottensamer
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Andreas Ottensamer, Yuja Wang
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Andreas Vollenweider
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Andrew Cyrille
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Andrew Rangell
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Andrew Wan
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Andrew Wan, Charles Richard-Hamelin
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Andris Nelsons
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Andris Nelsons - Boston Symphony
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Andris Nelsons | Gewandhausorchester Leipzig
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Andris Nelsons, Vienna Philharmonic
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Andy Martin
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Angela Gheorghiu
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Angela Hewitt
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Angele Dubeau
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Angele Dubeau & La Pieta
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Angelique Kidjo
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Anita Rachvelishvili
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Anja Lechner
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Anja Lechner | Francois Couturier
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ANNA
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Anna and Dmitri Shelest
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Anna Gourari
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Anna Lapwood
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Anna Moura
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Anna Netrebko
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Anna Netrebko | Placido Domingo
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Anna Netrebko, Yusif Eyvazov
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Anna Shelest
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Anna Shelest, Neeme Jarvi The Orchestra Now
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Anna Thorvaldsdottir
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Anne Akiko Meyers
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Anne-Sophie Mutter
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Anne-Sophie Mutter - Mutters Virtuosi
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Anne-Sophie Mutter | Lambert Orkis
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Anne-Sophie Mutter, Daniil Trifonov
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Anouar Brahem
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Anoushka Shankar
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Anthony de Mare
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Anthony Phillips & Andrew Skeet
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Anthony Roth Costanzo
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Anthony Roth Costanzo, Justin Vivian Bond
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Anthony Willis
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Antonio Sanchez
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Apollo Chamber Players
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Arcade Fire, Owen Pallett
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Arcadi Volodos
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Arild Andersen
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ARKAI
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Arnold McCuller
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aron!
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Arooj Aftab, Vijay Iyer, Shahzad Ismaily
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Ars Lyrica
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Art of Time Ensemble
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Arthur Sharpe
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Artists For Peace And Justice
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Arturo O'Farrill w/Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra
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Arturo Sandoval
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Arve Henriksen
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Arve Henriksen - Harmen Fraanje
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Arvo Part
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Ashley Brown
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Ashley Jackson
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Aska Matsumiya
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Attacca Quartet
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Audra McDonald
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Avi Adrian Trio
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Avi Avital
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Avi Avital | Omer Avital
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Avishai Cohen
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Axel Tosca
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Ayumi Tanaka Trio
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Bajofondo
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Balmorhea
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Band of Merrymakers
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Banda Magda
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Barbara Padilla
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Baroque Divas
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Barre Phillips - Gyorgy Kurtag
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Barrett Martin Group
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Barron Ryan
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Baton Rouge Symphony Chamber Players
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Bavarian Radio Symphony & Chorus - Mariss Jansons
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BBC National Orchestra of Wales-Andrew Constantine
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Bear McCreary
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Beatrice Rana
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Bebel Gilberto
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Becca Stevens Band
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Bela Fleck
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Bela Fleck & The Flecktones
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Bela Fleck | Zakir Hussain | Edgar Meyer
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Ben Dowling
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Ben MacDougall
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Ben Plotnick
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Ben Rosenblum - Nebula Project
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Benedetti / Grosvenor / S. Kanneh-Mason
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Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles
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Benjamin Bernheim
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Benjamin Grosvenor
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Benjamin Gustafsson
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Benjamin Lackner
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Benjamin Lapidus
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Benjamin Wallfisch
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Benny Andersson
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Bertrand Chamayou
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Beta Radio
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Betty Buckley
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Bettye LaVette
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Bill Charlap Trio
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Bill Frisell
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Bill Laurance
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Bill Murray, Jan Vogler & Friends
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Billy Childs
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Billy Hart Quartet
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Billy Joel
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Billy Porter
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Billy Strayhorn
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Bing Crosby
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Binnie Klein
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Bion Tsang
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BJ Leiderman
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Black Oak Ensemble
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Black Violin
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Blake Pouliot
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Blind Boys Of Alabama
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Bloom/Helias/Previte
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Bob Belden/Various
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Bob James & David Sanborn
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Bob McChesney
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Bobby McFerrin
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Bobo Stenson Trio
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Bodhild Vossgard
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Bomsori
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Bones & Tones
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Bonobo
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Borodin Quartet
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Bothe & Croton
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Boyz II Men
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Brad Barr
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Brandee Younger
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Branford Marsalis
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Break of Reality
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Brenna Whitaker
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BrhyM
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Brian Eno
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Brian Newman
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Brian Tyler & Breton Vivian
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Brian Tyler, John Carey
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Brian Wilson
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Brisa Roche
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Brooklyn Rider
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Brubeck Brothers Quartet
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Bruce Levingston
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Bruce Liu
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Bruce Wolosoff
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Bruckner Orchestra Linz
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Bryce Dessner
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Bryce Dessner & Alejandro G. Inarritu
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Bryce Dessner | Johnny Greenwood
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Bryn Terfel
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Burkard Schliessmann
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Calabria Foti
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Cally Banham
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Calvin Jones
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Camerata Chicago
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Camerata Zurich
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Cameron Carpenter
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Camila Meza
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Camille Thomas
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Canadian Brass
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Cande y Paulo
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Canticum Festum - Kurt Sander
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Cantus
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Capathia Jenkins & Louis Rosen
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Carl Tanner
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Carla Bley/Andy Sheppard/Steve Swallow
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Carlos Franzetti & Allison Brewster Franzetti
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Carlos Simon
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Carmela Rappazzo
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Carol Emanuel
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Carolin Widmann
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Carr-Petrova Duo
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Carter Burwell, Roomful Of Teeth + Misty Miller
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Cassandra Wilson
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Cast Albums
- - White Christmas
- - Curtains
- - South Pacific
- - Passing Strange
- - In The Heights
- - West Side Story
- - Promises, Promises
- - Sister Act
- - Wonderland
- - Catch Me If You Can
- - ONCE
- - elf, The Broadway Musical
- - Newsies
- - Kinky Boots: Original Broadway Cast Recording
- - Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!
- - Perfect Picture
- - Bullets Over Broadway
- - Beautiful - The Carole King Musical
- - If/Then
- - The Bridges of Madison County
- - The Odd Potato
- - The Last Ship
- - An American in Paris
- - The King And I
- - Freaky Friday
- - A Chorus Line - 40th Anniversary Edition
- - The Hunchback of Notre Dame
- - Bright Star
- - Oklahoma
- - Tootsie
- - RENT - Live FOXTV Event
- - Head Over Heels
- - The Prom
- - Groundhog Day
- - Dreamgirls - Original London Cast Recording
- - Hello, Dolly!
- - Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
- - SpongeBob SquarePants - Original Cast Recording
- - Desperate Measures
- - THE PROM - MUSIC FROM THE NETFLIX FILM
- - ANNIE LIVE - Soundtrack Of Television Event On NBC
- - The Ten Commandments, Starring David Serero
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- - CABARET - London Cast Recording
- - Funny Girl - New Broadway Cast Recording
- - OPERATION MINCEMEAT - Original Cast Recording
- - Stephen Sondheim - MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG
- - Stereophonic
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Catalyst Quartet
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Catherine Marie Charlton
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Cecile McLorin Salvant
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Cecilia Bartoli
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Cecilia Bartoli | Sol Gabetta
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Cecilia Duarte
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Cecilia String Quartet
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Celine Ricci
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Celtic Woman
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Chad Lawson
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Chamber Choir Of Europe, Nicol Matt
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Chandrika Tandon
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Charles Curtis
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Charles Fernandez
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Charles Richard-Hamelin
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Charli Xcx And Leo Birenberg
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Charlie Haden
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Charlie Haden - Gonzalo Rubalcaba
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Charlie Haden-Brad Mehldau
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Charlie Hunter
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Charlie Parker
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Charlie Watts meets The Danish Radio Big Band
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Charmaine Clamor
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Charu Suri
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Chelsea Cullen
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Chet Baker
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Chicago Blues Reunion
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Chineke! Orchestra
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Chloe Flower
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Chris Brubeck
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Chris Haugen
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Chris Votek
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Christen Lien
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Christian and Melissa Hoff
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Christian Li
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Christian Loffler
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Christian Thielemann
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Christina Pluhar | L'Arpeggiata
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Christine Ebersole
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Christopher Bono
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Christopher Elliott
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Christopher Hoyt Knight
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Christopher O'Riley
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Christopher Parkening
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Christopher Tin
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Christopher Willis
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Cinco Paul
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Cistercian Monks|Timna Brauer-Elias Meiri Ensemble
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Claire Jones
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Clark
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Claudette Sorel
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Claudio Abbado
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Clement Ducol & Camille
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Cliff Eidelman
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Cliff Martinez
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Cody Fry
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Colin Stetson
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Colin Vallon
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Collabro
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Conspirare
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Constantinople
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Cory Henry
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Countermeasure
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Cowboy Junkies
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Cracow Golden Quintet
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Craig Handy
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Craig Leon
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Craig Swanson
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Craig Taborn
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Cristobal Tapia de Veer
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Crouch End Festival Chorus
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Cuarteto de Clarinetes de Caracas
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Curtis Symphony Orchestra, Osmo Vanska
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Cymin Samawatie - Ketan Bhatti
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Cypress String Quartet
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Daigo Hanada
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Damian Lewis
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Dan Jones, Esther Yoo
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Dan Romer & Benh Zeitlin
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Danae Xanthe Vlasse
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Daniel Barenboim
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Daniel Barenboim | West-Eastern Divan Orchestra
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Daniel Barenboim-Gustavo Dudamel-Staatskapelle Ber
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Daniel Bernard Roumain
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Daniel Binelli, Pedro H. da Silva
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Daniel Blumberg
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Daniel Gortler
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Daniel Hart
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Daniel Hope
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Daniel Hope, Alexey Botvinov
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Daniel Hope-Paul Neubauer-David Finckel-Wu Han
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Daniel Hsu
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Daniel Lozakovich
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Daniel Okulitch
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Daniel Pemberton
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Daniela Mercury
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Daniela Nardi
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Daniele Pollini
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Daniil Trifonov
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Danish National Symphony Orchestra - Fabio Luisi
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Danish String Quartet
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Danny Bensi - Saunder Jurriaans
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Danny Clay | Joseph M. Colombo
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Danny Elfman
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Danny Greenberg
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Dardust
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Dario Marianelli, Vikingur Olafsson
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Darunam/Milan
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Dave Anderson
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Dave Brubeck
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Dave Frishberg
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Dave Porter
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Dave Soldier
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David Aaron Carpenter
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David Buckingham
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David Chesky
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David Crosby
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David Foster
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David Garrett
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David Greilsammer
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David Handler
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David Homan
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David Korevaar
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David Krakauer
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David Lang
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David Lanz & Kristin Amarie
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David Lopato & Global Coolant
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David Mallamud
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David Murray Quartet
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David Sanborn
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David Sanford & Pitt. Coll.
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David Yazbek
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David Young
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David Zinman
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Day Dream
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Dean Martin
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Dee Dee Bridgewater
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Defne Sahin
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Del Sol String Quartet
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Delian Quartett
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Demarre & Anthony McGill
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Derek Bermel
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Derek Jones
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Destani Wolf
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Devonte Hynes
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Dhafer Youssef
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Diana Krall
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Dianne Reeves
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Dickon Hinchliffe
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Diderot String Quartet
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Dino Saluzzi
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DO.GMA Chamber Orchestra
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Dom Flemons
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Dominic Miller
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Dominican Sisters of Mary
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Don Rosler
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Don Sebesky
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Donald Vega
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Doris Day
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Doug Wyatt
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Douglas Knehans
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Douglas Lyons - Ethan D. Pakchar
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Dr. Ed Calle
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Dr. John
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Dream House Quartet
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Drew Angus
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Drum & Lace + Ian Hultquist
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Duo Deloro
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Duo Gazzana
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Dustin O'Halloran
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Eberhard Weber
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Echo Collective
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Eddie Daniels
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Edgar Meyer
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elbow
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Eldad Tarmu Chamber Jazz Ensemble
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ELDAR
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Eldbjorg Hemsing
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Electric Youth, Pilotpriest
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Elektra Kurtis & Ensemble Elektra
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Elina Christova
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Elina Duni, Rob Luft, Fred Thomas, Matthieu Michel
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Elina Garanca
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Elina Garanca - Malcolm Martineau
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Elizabeth Geyer
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Elizabeth Joy Roe
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Ella Fitzgerald
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Ella Fitzgerald | London Symphony Orchestra
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Ellen Reid
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Ellie Lawson
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El-P
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Elyse Anne Kakacek
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Emanne Beasha
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Emanuel Ax
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Emanuel Ax, Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman
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Emerson String Quartet
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Emerson String Quartet | Renee Fleming
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Emil Gilels
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Emile Mosseri
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Emily D'Angelo
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Emily West
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Ennio Morricone
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Enrico Rava
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Enrico Rava - Fred Hersch
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Ensemble Caprice
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Ensemble for These Times (E4TT)
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Ensemble Galilei
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Ensemble Modern
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Eric Bibb
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Eric Chapelle
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Eric Schorr
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Eric Whitacre
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Eric Whitacre - VOCES8
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Erich Wolfgang Korngold
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Erkki Sven Tuur
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Erkki-Sven Tüür
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Erland Cooper
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Eroica Trio
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Essential Voices
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Esther Abrami
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Esther Yoo
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Euge Groove
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Eugenia Moliner
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Eumir Deodato
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Evan Ziporyn
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Evgeny Kissin
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Evgeny Kissin & Emerson String Quartet
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Evgueni Galperine
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Extended
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Eydis Evensen
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ezinma
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Federico Albanese
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Ferenc Snetberger, Keller Quartet
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Fernando Varela
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Field Report
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Finishing Move Inc.
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Floating Points
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Florian Weber
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Flying Lotus
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Formosa Quartet
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Fotina Naumenko
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Fourth Wall Ensemble
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Francesca Dego
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Francesca Dego, Francesca Leonardi
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Francesco Tristano
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Francine Kay
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Franco Fagioli
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Francois Couturier - Dominique Pifarely
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Francois Moutin - Kavita Shah duo
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Frank Ilfman
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Frank London
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Frank Sinatra
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Fred Hersch
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Fred Thomas
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Freddie Bryant
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Freddie De Tommaso
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Freddie Hubbard
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Freiburger Barockorchester
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Friar Alessandro
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Gabriel Kahane
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Gabriel Olafs
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Gabriela Montero
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Gabriele Tranchina
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Gard Nilssen Acoustic Unity
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Garrett Keast - Berlin Academy of American Music
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Garry Dial & Terre Roche
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Genevieve Soly
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Geoff Zanelli
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Georg Faust | Ben Dowling
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George Benson
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George Brooks Summit
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George Winston
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Gernot Wolfgang
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Gianluigi Trovesi - Stefano Montanari
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Gidon Kremer
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Gidon Kremer/Giedre Dirvanauskaite/Yulianna Avdeev
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Gidon Kremer|Daniil Trifonov|Giedre Dirvanauskaite
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Gil Shaham
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Giovanna Fletcher
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Giovanni Guidi
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Giuliano Carmignola
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Glen Roven
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Gloria Estefan
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GOGO PENGUIN
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Grandbrothers
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Gregoire Maret
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Grigory Sokolov
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Gryphon Trio
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Gunther Groissbock
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Gurrumul
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Gustavo Dudamel
- - Charles Ives - Complete Symphonies
- - Mahler Symphony #8 w/Los Angeles Philharmonic
- - Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker w/LA. Philharmonic
- - Celebrating John Williams w/LA Philharmonic
- - Berliner Phil - Strauss: Also Sprach Zarathustra
- - Mahler 7
- - The Liberator
- - Antonin Dvorak - Symphonies Nos. 7-9 w/LA Phil
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Gustavo Santaolalla
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Gustavo Santaolalla - David Fleming
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Gustavo Santaolalla & Mac Quayle
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Guy Jackson
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Hafez Nazeri
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Hailey Tuck
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Halie Loren
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Handful Of Luvin
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Hania Rani, Dobrawa Czocher
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Hannah Peel & Paraorchestra
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Hans Zimmer
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Hans Zimmer & Steve Mazzaro
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Hans Zimmer, David Fleming
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HANSON
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Harry Belafonte
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Harry Connick Jr
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Harry Gregson-Williams
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Haruma Sato
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Hauschka
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HAUSER
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HAVASI
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Heather Mcintosh
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Hee-Young Lim
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Heidrun Holtmann
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Heiner Goebbels
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Heinz Holliger
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Heinz Holliger, Anton Kernjak
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Helene Grimaud
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Henrik Schwarz
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Henry Jackman
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Hera Hyesang Park
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Herbert Blomstedt
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Hideko Udagawa
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Hikaru Utada
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Hilary Hahn
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Hildur Guonadottir
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Holly Stell
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House of Waters
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Howard Shore
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Hubert Laws
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Hubert Sumlin
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Huey Lewis and The News
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I Fagiolini
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I Musici
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Ian Hulquist
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Ibrahim Maalouf
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Idina Menzel
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Igor Levit
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Il Divo
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Il Pomo d'Oro | George Petrou
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Il Volo
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Ilan Eshkeri
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Ilan Eshkeri & Shigeru Umebayashi
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Imani Winds
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Imogen Heap
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Inbal Segev
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Ingolf Wunder
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Ingrid Fliter
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Inon Zur
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Iris Trio
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Irreversible Entanglements
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Isabel Rose
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Isata Kanneh-Mason
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Isobel Waller-Bridge
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Issac Delgado
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Itzhak Perlman & Cantor Helfgot
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Itzhak Perlman | Emanuel Ax
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Ivo Pogorelich
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Jack Gallagher
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Jackie Allen
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Jackie Evancho
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Jacob Muhlrad
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Jacob Shulman
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Jacob Young
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Jade Simmons
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Jae-Hyuck Cho
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Jake Shimabukuro
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Jake Shimabukuro Trio
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Jakob Bro
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Jakob Bro - Arve Henriksen - Jorge Rossy
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Jakob Bro - Joe Lovano
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Jakub Hrusa - The Bamberg Symphony
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Jakub Kuszlik
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Jalala
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James Brandon Lewis
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James Brandon Lewis - Lutoslawski Quartet
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James Ehnes
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James Galway
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James Galway & Tiempo Libre
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James Horner
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James Newton Howard
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Jamie Davis
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Jan Garbarek, The Hilliard Ensemble
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Jan Kalinowski, Marek Szlezer - Cracow Duo
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Jan Lisiecki
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Jane Ira Bloom
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Jane Ira Bloom - Allison Miller
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Jane Ira Bloom, Mark Helias
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Jane Roman Pitt
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Janet Axelrod
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Janine Jansen
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Janoska Ensemble
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Japanese Breakfast
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Jarvis Cocker & Chilly Gonzales
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Jasdeep Singh Degun
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Jasmin Lacasse Roy
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Jason Danieley and the Frontier Heroes
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Jason Vieaux
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Jason Vieaux | Julien Labro
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Jasper String Quartet
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Javier Camarena
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Jay Ungar, Molly Mason
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Jay Wadley
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JD Souther
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Jean-Michel Blais
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Jean-Michel Blais - Lara Somogyi
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Jean-Yves Thibaudet
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Jean-Yves Thibaudet - Michal Feinstein
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Jeff Ballard Trio
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Jeff Beal
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Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra
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Jeff Guthery
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Jeff Oster
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Jeneba Kanneh-Mason
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Jeni Slotchiver
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Jennifer and Benjamin Shorstein
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Jennifer Kloetzel, Robert Koenig
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Jennifer Koh
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Jenny Lin
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Jeremy Denk
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Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate
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Jerskin Fendrix
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Jess Gillam
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Jesse Cook
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Jessye Norman
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Jethro Tull
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Jim Hall
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Jim James, Teddy Abrams, Louisville Orchestra
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Jim Williams
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Jimmy Heath
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Jimmy Webb
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Jiri Belohlavek | Czech Philharmonic Orchestra
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Jisu Jung
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Joan Baez
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Joana Mallwitz
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Joanna Duda Trio
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Joe Alexander Shepherd
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Joe Chindamo | Zoe Black
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Joe Hisaishi
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Joe Lovano
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Joe Lovano w/Trio Tapestry
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Joel A. Martin
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Joel Fan
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Joel Quarrington
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Joel Sunny
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Joep Beving
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Joey Alexander
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Joey Batey/Joseph Trapanese/Percival Schuttenbach
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Johann Johannsson
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John Bullard
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John Coltrane
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John Eliot Gardiner
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John Finbury
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John Finbury, Thalma de Freitas
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John Hammond
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John Holloway
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John Korbel
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John Lunn
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John Margolis
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John McDermott
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John Medeski
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John Miller
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John O'Conor
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John Paesano
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John Potter
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John Scofield
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John Surman
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John Tesh
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John Weber
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John Williams
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John Williams - Anne-Sophie Mutter
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John Williams | Steven Spielberg
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John Williams, Yo-Yo Ma, New York Philharmonic
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Johnny Cash
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JOMORO
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Jon Albrink
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Jon Balke
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- - Mozart In The Jungle - Season 3
- - The Book of Love
- - The Bye Bye Man
- - The Space Between Us
- - The Magnificent Seven
- - The Girl On The Train
- - Snowden - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
- - Florence Foster Jenkins
- - Independence Day: Resurgence
- - X-Men - Apocalypse
- - Summer in February
- - August: Osage County
- - The Book Thief
- - Philomena
- - Monuments Men
- - RoboCop
- - Rio 2
- - Southpaw
- - Max
- - The Last Five Years
- - Inception
- - The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of Dawn Treader
- - Black Swan
- - Jane Eyre
- - Red Tails
- - Titanic: Collector's Anniversary Edition
- - War Horse
- - Puss in Boots
- - The Descendants
- - A Dangerous Method
- - The Artist
- - Water for Elephants
- - X-Men: First Class
- - Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters
- - The Wolverine: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
- - Prometheus
- - Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter
- - The Amazing Spider-Man
- - Men in Black 3
- - Hitchcock
- - Lincoln
- - Life of Pi
- - Skyfall
- - Lawless
- - Casino Royale
- - The Water Horse
- - Defiance
- - Star Wars-The Clone Wars
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Southwest Chamber Music
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Soweto Gospel Choir
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Sparks
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Spencer Brewer
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Sphinx Virtuosi
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St Paul's Cathedral Choir
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Stacey Kent
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Stan Harrison
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Stan Walker
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Stanislav Bunin
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Stanislav Pronin
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Stanley Grill
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Stanley Turrentine
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Stathis Karapanos
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Stavanger Symphony Orchestra
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Stefan Obermaier
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Stephan Micus
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Stephan Moccio
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Stephen Edwards
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Stephen Marchionda
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Steve Elson
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Steve Jablonsky
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Steve Nieve
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Steve Reich
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Steve Salett
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Steve Tibbetts
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Steve Tyrell
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Steven C
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Steven Hancoff
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Steven Kroon
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Steven Mercurio
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Steven Price
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Stile Antico
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Sufjan Stevens
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Sullivan Fortner
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Sultans Of String
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Sung-Won Yang
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Sung-Won Yang, Enrico Pace
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Susan Kagan
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Susan Lim, Christina Teenz Tan, Manu Martin
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Susan Lim, Christina Teenz Tan, Various Composers
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Susan Palma-Nidel
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Sven Helbig
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Sviatoslav Richter
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Sweet Crude
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SYML
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Taarka
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Taeko
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Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra
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Taisei Iwasaki, Ludvig Forssell, Yuta Bandoh
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Taka Nawashiro
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Takacs Quartet - Marc-Andre Hamelin
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Tale Of Us
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Tall Heights
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Talon Smith
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Tamar-kali
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Tan Dun
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Tania Maria
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Tania Stavreva
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Tarmo Peltokoski
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Ted Poor
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Tedd Joselson
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Teddy Abrams and the Louisville Orchestra
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Tedeschi Trucks Band
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Teodor Currentzis and MusicAeterna
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Terence Blanchard
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Terry Barber
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Terry Riley
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The 442s
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The Album Leaf
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The Bach Choir of Bethlehem
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The Bad Plus
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The Beyman Bros
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The Blues Broads
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The Boys Of St. Paul's Choir School
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The Bridge
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The Cast of Tomorrow Morning
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The Chiara String Quartet
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The Choir Of King's College Cambridge
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The Clarinotts
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The Comet Is Coming
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The Commotions
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The Cranberries
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The DePue Brothers Band
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The Derek Trucks Band
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The Five Browns
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The Fraternity
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The Gurdjieff Ensemble, Levon Eskenian
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The High Kings
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The Hilliard Ensemble
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The Hot Sardines
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The Jolly Boys
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The Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio w/Sting
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The Kanneh-Masons
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The Kingdom Choir
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The Knights
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The Lao Tizer Band
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The Little Willies
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The Manhattan Transfer
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The Messthetics
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The Metropolitan Opera
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The Monks Of Norcia
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The Monks Of Saint-Benoit Abbey
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The Mormon Tabernacle Choir
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The Nash Ensemble
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The New Orleans Klezmer All Stars
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The New York Philharmonic, Jaap van Zweden
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The NOLA Players
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The Paul Winter Sextet
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The Philharmonic Brass
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The Piano Guys
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The Sachal Ensemble
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The San Diego Jewish Men's Choir
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The Sons Of The Soul Revivers
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The Stan Getz Quartet
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The TEN Tenors
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The Tenors
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The Wonderful World of Louis Armstrong All-Stars
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The Wood Brothers
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Thelonious Monk
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Theo Bleckmann
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Theo Croker
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Third Coast Percussion, Devonte Hynes
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Thistle
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Thomas Ades
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Thomas Hampson
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Thomas Larcher
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Thomas Newman
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Thomas Stronen
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Thomas Zehetmair
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Tiempo Libre
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Tierra Negra & Muriel Anderson
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Tigran Mansurian
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Tim Hecker
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Tim Minchin - Christopher Nightingale
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Time for Three
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Timo Andres
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Timo Vollbrecht
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Timothy Fallon - Ammiel Bushakevitz
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Tina Guo
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Todd Mosby
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Todd Rundgren
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Tom Hodge
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Tom Holkenborg
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Tomasz Stanko Quartet
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Tomson Highway
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Tonhalle Orchester Zurich
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Tony Ann
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Tony Banks
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Tony Bennett, Diana Krall
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Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga
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Tony Succar
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Tord Gustavsen Trio
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Toti Guonason
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Traffic Quintet
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Tre Voci
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Trent Reznor - Atticus Ross
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Trent Reznor - Atticus Ross - Boys Noize
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Trevor Horn
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Trey Lee
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Triada
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Trio Mediaeval
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Trio Settecento
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Trio Xolo
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Trio Zimbalist
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Trygve Seim - Frode Haltli
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tstewart
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Tuck and Patti
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Twin Danger
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Tyler Bates - Timothy Williams
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Uele Lamore
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Ukamusic feat Naomi Louise Warne and Jeff Oster
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UMA
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Uno Helmersson
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Uri Caine - Lutoslawski Quartet
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Ute Lemper
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Valentina Lisitsa
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Valerie Milot
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Vanessa Benelli Mosell
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Vangelis
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Various
- - Erik Satie - Fragments
- - Horizon Forbidden West - Volume 1
- - High Scores - Music From Gameloft Games
- - WINTER TALES
- - 18th Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition
- - Dear White People Season 4, Netflix Orig. Series
- - MODERN LOVE: SEASON 2 - Amazon
- - myndstream Collection, Volume 1
- - Shades Of Love
- - Beethoven
- - A Day In The Life: Impressions of Pepper
- - Orff: Carmina Burana Live From the Forbidden City
- - Jazz Loves Disney 2: A Kind of Magic
- - The Passion of Charlie Parker
- - The Royal Wedding - The Official Album
- - Hopes and Dreams - The Lullaby Project
- - Brahms Lieder - Live from Verbier
- - re:works
- - Paradisum - Serene Sacred Songs
- - Lost Songs of St. Kilda
- - Jazz Loves Disney
- - Hacienda Classical
- - Shakespeare in Music and Words
- - The History of Classical Music in 24 Hours
- - Jazz and the Philharmonic
- - Red Hot + Bach
- - CTI Records: The Cool Revolution
- - CTI: California Concert: The Hollywood Palladium
- - Jazz Roots | Music Of The Americas
- - Red Hot + Rio 2
- - The Runaway Bunny, Story of Babar, Goodnight Moon
- - Children's Classics
- - Lift Every Voice
- - Rodgers & Hammerstein/Allegro
- - Poetic License
- - Songs of the African Coast
- - Lili Boulanger - Fragments
- - Arvo Part - Tabula Rasa
- - Shostakovich Discoveries
- - LAZARUS - 3 single EP
- - World Sleep Day
- - Live at WOMAD 1982
- - Storytellers On Verbier Festival Gold
- - The Coronation Of King Charles Iii & Queen Camilla
- - Summer Tales - The Essential Summer Soundtrack
- - HM Queen Elizabeth II - The Commemorative Album
- - A Tribute to Ryuichi Sakamoto,To the Moon and Back
- - The Verbier Festival Celebrates Rodion Shchedrin
- - LEGRAND ( RE ) IMAGINED
- - Music From and Inspired By The Motion Picture TAR
- - Wagner - Parsifal, Bayreuther Festspielhaus,Casado
- - LUMINESSENCE ECM VINYL
- - Schubert Die Freunde von Salamanka' w/ARV
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Veljo Tormis
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Vera Lynn
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Veronica Bell
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Vienna Boys Choir
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Vienna Philharmonic
- - 2016 New Year's Concert
- - 2017 New Year's Concert
- - 2014 New Year's Concert
- - 2015 New Year's Concert
- - 2013 New Year's Concert
- - 2012 New Year's Concert
- - 2019 New Year's Concert
- - 2020 New Year's Concert
- - Schmidt-Sym #2 | Strauss-Dreaming by the Fireside
- - Summer Night Concert 2017
- - 2018 New Year's Concert
- - Bruckner: Symphony No.2 & Strauss w/Riccardo Muti
- - 2022 New Year's Concert
- - 2021 New Year's Concert
- - Summer Night Concert 2023 w/Yannick Nezet-Seguin
- - 2024 - New Year's Concert w/Christian Thielemann
- - 2023 New Year's Concert
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Vignola Collective
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Vijay Iyer
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Vijay Iyer - Wadada Leo Smith
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Vikingur Olafsson
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Viktor Krauss
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Viktor Orri Arnason, Alfheidur Erla Gudmundsdottir
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Vincent Oppido
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Vinicius Cantuaria & Bill Frisell
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Vittorio Grigolo
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Vivere String Quartet
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Vladimir Ashkenazy
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Vladimir Horowitz
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Vocalosity
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VOCES8
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Volker Bertelmann, Dustin O'Halloran
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Vonn Vanier
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Vox Clamantis
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WarnerNuzova
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Warsaw Philharmonic
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Wei Luo
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Wild Rumpus
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Wilhelmina Smith
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Will Ackerman,Fiona Joy,Lawrence Blatt,Jeff Oster
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Will Bates
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Will Wiesenfeld
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William Bolcom, Logan Skelton
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William Kapell
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William Susman
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Willie Nelson | Wynton Marsalis
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Wolfert Brederode
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Wolfgang Muthspiel
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Wolfgang Muthspiel, Scott Colley, Brian Blade
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World Music 5
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Wynton Marsalis
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Xuefei Yang
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Yaffle
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Yanni
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Yannick Nezet-Seguin
- - Stravinsky & Stokowski
- - Tchaikovsky Pathetique w/Lisa Batiashvili
- - Schumann: Symphonies
- - Mozart - Le Nozze di Figaro
- - Mahler - Symphony No. 8 w/Philadelphia Orchestra
- - Bernstein Mass
- - Mendelssohn - Symphonies 1-5
- - Rachmaninoff Sym. 1 - Symphonic Dances w/ Phil.Or.
- - Introspection - Solo Piano Sessions
- - Florence Price - Symphonies 1 & 3 w/Phil.Orch.
- - Beethoven - The Symphonies w/Chamber Orch. Europe
- - Rachmaninoff Sym No 2,3, Isle Of The Dead /wPhila.
- - Price - Sym No. 4, Dawson - Negro Folk Sym w/Phila
- - Johannes Brahms, The Symphonies w/COOE
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Yeahwon Shin
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Yekwon Sunwoo
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Ying Quartet
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Yiruma
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Yocontalie Jackson w/The Jennifer Tibbelts Singers
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Yolanda Kondonassis
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Yolanda Kondonassis - Michael Sachs
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Yolanda Kondonassis | Jason Vieaux
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Yosef Gutman Levitt
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youn sun nah
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Yo-Yo Ma
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Yo-Yo Ma | Kathryn Stott
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Yo-Yo Ma, Emanuel Ax
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Yo-Yo Ma, Emanuel Ax, Leonidas Kavakos
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Yo-Yo Ma, Stuart Duncan, Edgar Meyer, Chris Thile
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Yuja Wang
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Yuja Wang, Andreas Ottensamer, Gautier Capucon
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Yuja Wang, Gautier Capucon
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Yunchan LIm
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Yundi
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Yuri Liberzon
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Yusuf, Cat Stevens
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Yuuko Shiokawa - Andras Schiff
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Yuval Cohen Quartet
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Zach Sprowls
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Zack Danziger
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Zbigniew Preisner
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Zenph
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Zoe Ackah
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ZOFO
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Zsofia Boros
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Zuill Bailey | Lara Downes






Projects

Reeve Carney:
America
Grammy Award winning singer, multi-instrumentalist and actor, Reeve Carney has carved an excitingly unconventional career path for himself. Having originated the roles of Spider-Man/Peter Parker in Julie Taymor and U2’s Spider-Man:Turn Off The Dark, and Orpheus in Anäis Mitchell’s smash hit musical Hadestown on Broadway, he has spent the other side of his professional life writing and recording his own original music and performing around the world in various theaters, rock clubs, and festivals. Signed by Jimmy Iovine to Interscope Records at the age of 22, Carney released two records under the name of his eponymous band, Carney. After going fully independent in 2017, he received 5 Independent Music Awards for his solo debut effort Youth Is Wasted, including Best Album. His upcoming single AMERICA confronts a fractured nation with a prayerful plea, as it soars and stumbles in pursuit of its full and promised potential.

Jon Fadem:
Thankful
‘Thankful’ is the solo debut from Jon Fadem, a talented guitarist who has spent years honing his craft. It consists of all-original, guitar-oriented instrumental songs, telling a collected personal life story through music. The songs cross over many genres, creating a blend of rock, jazz, and soul with echoes of Jeff Beck, Stevie Wonder, George Benson, Jerry Garcia, Jimi Hendrix, and Steely Dan. It is an album of organic melodies and grooves that will find a welcome place in the minds and bodies of its listeners.
Jon Fadem on the making of ‘Thankful.’ “This album is a collection of original, guitar-oriented, instrumental songs taken from different periods in my life. After many years of playing and touring nationally with different cover bands, I decided to make an album of my own music, and it is a very personal project to me. It took countless hours over two years to complete this album, and to make sure it sounded exactly how I wanted it to sound. I played all of the instruments myself, with the exception of drums and percussion, which were played by John Kimock, who plays with Mike Gordon of Phish, and Oteil Burbridge of Dead and Company. The template for the overall sound of the album was my favorite music from the seventies, specifically these three albums: Jeff Beck's 'Blow by Blow', Stevie Wonder's 'Talking Book', and Joni Mitchell's 'The Hissing of Summer Lawns.' I wanted it to be an album that people would enjoy listening to. Theoretically, they would be able to either sit down and listen to it carefully and enjoy it, or just put it on and go about their day, allowing the music to become part of the fabric of their life. Either way, I sincerely hope that people like it, and that it finds a welcome home in people's lives.”

Apollo Chamber Players:
BAN - Stories of Censorship
Through Apollo commissions from a kaleidoscopic array of today’s composers, Apollo reflects on the threat of censorship, drawing from multiple cultures and historical episodes in this musically vibrant call to cherish and defend our freedom of expression. Legendary actor, author, and activist George Takei performs as narrator in composer Marty Regan’s The Book of Names, delivering a powerful account of his personal journey and life of activism following his family’s experience in an internment camp for Japanese-Americans during World War II. Through his inspired, timely plea for the preservation of American democracy, Takei’s story offers a stark reminder that even our most basic rights must never be taken for granted. The album also features works by Emmy Award–winning composer Jasmine Barnes in collaboration with Houston Poet Laureate Emeritus Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton, Houston-based composer Mark Buller, Turkish-American composer Erberk
Eryilmaz, Afrofuturist flutist/composer Allison Loggins-Hull, electronic and experimental hip-hop artist Paul Miller (AKA DJ Spooky), and Afghan-born composer and rubab performer Homayoun Sakhi.
“BAN: Stories of Censorship is Apollo Chamber Players’ bold musical response to rising global threats against freedom of expression,” said Apollo founder and Director Matthew J. Detrick. “Featuring new commissions by composers from politically embattled regions—including Afghanistan, Turkey, and the U.S.—the album amplifies voices often silenced. In connective harmony, these works form a musical call to conscience, reminding us that in dark times, art is both resistance and refuge.”

Fred Hersch:
The Surrounding Green w/Drew Gress, Joey Baron
Masterful trio interplay reliant on deeply honed three-way communication and a refined sense of understatement make Fred Hersch’s third recording for ECM an essential entry into the piano trio canon. Hersch tackles a handful of 20th century compositions – spanning from standards to less frequented jazz tunes – as well as three originals, with Drew Gress on bass and Joey Baron on drums.
Drew and Joey are longstanding companions of Fred’s who have played with him on and off since the early and late 80s respectively – in various combinations Fred was joined by the one or the other on over a dozen recordings. This however marks their first studio recording as a trio, and their exceptional collective approach, shaped by decades of experience, can be heard (and felt) in every song.
“Joey is such a genius with dynamics that it was no problem at all for us to hear each other in the Auditorio,” notes Hersch. “And the way that Drew plays, for example on ‘Plainsong’ and ‘The Surrounding Green’, there’s so much trust in how we get through the harmony, where we pause and where we move on. I feel that on this record you really hear the history! I hope that people can feel the maturity of the interaction, the sonic world and the sensitivity at play.”
Fred’s own pieces are striking in their lyrical intensity, beaming with elaborate harmonies and interwoven counterpoint on “Plainsong”, timeless melodic invention on the title track “The Surrounding Green” and irresistible Brazilian groove on “Anticipation”. While previous solo renditions of “Plainsong” already introduced the melody’s intimate quality, the trio formula heard here proves quietly revelatory, with bass and drums adding a fresh pulse and expanded harmonic dimensions to the tune. The title track and “Anticipation” are new entries into the Hersch songbook.

Kevin Olusola:
Dawn Of A Misfit
Kevin Olusola, the dynamic singer, cellist, and beatboxer best known for his work with the 3x-GRAMMY® Award-winning a cappella group Pentatonix, releases his debut solo album, DAWN OF A MISFIT, via Sony Music Masterworks, available everywhere now. To mark the album’s release, Olusola has also unveiled the music video for standout track “Hallelujah (I Don’t Think About You).” The song masterfully showcases Olusola’s blend of classical, pop, and hip-hop genres. It starts a bit unassuming: wrapped around a sample of George Frideric Handel’s “Messiah” oratorio, beginning with a worship-worthy melody before exploding into a percussion-heavy beat as Olusola unleashes a massive kiss-off to those who have done him wrong. “You used to be my sweetest song / Turns out the autotune was on,” he sings with a wink.
“’Hallelujah (I Don’t Think About You)’ is my absolute favorite song on this project,” shares Olusola. “I remember driving home from the songwriting session, blasting the demo I produced in the car, and thinking, ‘This is exactly the sound I’ve been chasing all my life!’ This song sums me up artistically and personally - it’s about embracing your true self and letting go of the past (toxic people, habits, etc.). I hope you feel the energy and joy that pours into this song, helping you step into the freedom you’ve been dreaming of.”
The multi-faceted artist first previewed his new LP with the electrifying lead single “DARK WINTER," blending Vivaldi's Four Seasons and symphonic strings with Olusola's potent beatbox percussion, 808s & elastic R&B hooks. He followed with the spoken word and deeply personal “I Feel Misunderstood” and “Crazy,” an instrumental reimagining of Gnarls Barkley’s 2006 mega-hit that showcases Olusola’s powerful talents as a cellist. Most recently, Olusola released “Smile,” an uplifting number that showcases the purity of Olusola’s vocals and his signature beatboxing, along with the soothing sample of Bach’s “Cello Suites.”

Signum Quartett:
A Dark Flaring - Works for String Quartet from SA
A Dark Flaring marks the Signum Quartett’s return to ECM’s New Series after debuting for the label with striking performances on Erkki-Sven Tüür’s acclaimed chamber music recording Lost Prayers (2020). Here, the quartet has put together a unique programme dedicated to South African composers, born in the 20th century, whose works for string quartet are united by the way they blend respect for the past with an instinct for the future in a wide-flung idiomatic scope. The grid of references unravelled between the six composers here – their dates of birth span from 1903 to 1983 – is as geographically wide as it is idiomatically deep, with large musical bridges connecting inspirations ranging from South African Xhosa and Zulu traditions through the late Renaissance to 19th century Romanticism as well as 20th century impressionists and minimalists. There’s even a nod to popular culture, as Matthijs van Dijk’s (rage) rage against the borrows inspiration for its title from the rock group Rage Against The Machine.
The complicated historical and in the same breath cultural backdrop that goes hand in hand with musical repertory composed over this specific period, in the South African context, is not only impossible to ignore but moreover serves as catalyst, canvas and disrupter – sometimes all at once – for most of the music presented here. The country after all didn’t become united until 1910, when South Africa was declared a self-governed country under the Commonwealth in the aftermath of the Anglo-Boer Wars. Apartheid ensued following the World Wars – racist segregational policies that lasted until 1990 and continue to be worked through, digested and dealt with today.

Raphael Feuillatre:
Spanish Serenades
When Raphaël Feuillâtre was given the opportunity to play guitars owned by three of Spain’s finest composers, he jumped at the chance. For his second Deutsche Grammophon album, Spanish Serenades, he has created a programme built around works by Albéniz, Llobet and Tárrega, adding others by their compatriots Granados and Rodrigo. A talented and prolific arranger, Feuillâtre plays five of his own inventive transcriptions of works for solo piano. These include Granados’s Andaluza, which he performs with violinist and fellow DG artist María Dueñas. Spanish Serenades also features the French guitarist’s first recordings with orchestra – he is joined by the Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Gábor Takács-Nagy, in Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez.
Through the generosity of several different collectors, Feuillâtre was lent guitars owned by Albéniz, Llobet and Tárrega for this recording, and began planning a tracklist by selecting works by these three influential figures of the Spanish classical world.
Known as the “Sarasate of the guitar”, Francisco Tárrega was a composer, arranger and teacher as well as virtuoso performer. Feuillâtre captures his legacy in the colourful Recuerdos de la Alhambra and Capricho árabe, together with eight of his ingenious preludes for guitar.
Miguel Llobet, who studied with Tárrega, made history as the first classical guitarist to create an electric recording. As a composer, he is perhaps best-known for his harmonisations of Catalan folk songs, four of which feature on Spanish Serenades, as does his transcription of Danza triste. Melancólica from Granados’s Danzas españolas.

Klaus Makela:
berlioz ravel wOrchestre de Paris
Klaus Mäkelä’s forthcoming album with the Orchestre de Paris is out today, June 6, 2025 on Decca Classics. This is the third album in Mäkelä’s series with the orchestra and features two famous French works: Berlioz’s Symphonie fantastique and Ravel’s La Valse.
The centrepiece of the album is Symphonie fantastique, recorded live at the Philharmonie de Paris in December 2024. “Berlioz’s masterpiece has a very special meaning for the Orchestre de Paris” says Klaus Mäkelä. “It was one of the works that Charles Munch performed and recorded as the orchestra’s first Music Director in 1967, and it has remained core to their repertoire ever since. I have had the privilege of performing Symphonie Fantastique with these wonderful musicians on numerous occasions, both at home and on tour, and it amazes me how fresh the music still feels today, nearly 200 years after it was composed.”

Terry Riley:
The Columbia Recordings
One of the most consequential musicians of the 20th century – the visionary American composer Terry Riley – is celebrated with the Sony Classical release of Terry Riley – The Columbia Recordings. Set for release on August 22 and available for preorder now, the four-disc box set includes Terry Riley’s unique recordings for Columbia Masterworks between 1968 and 1980 that changed the direction and expanded the range of late 20th-century music.
Terry Riley – The Columbia Recordings box set includes the albums In C (1968); A Rainbow in Curved Air (1969); Church of Anthrax (1971, in collaboration with John Cale of the Velvet Underground); and Shri Camel (1980), all made for Columbia Masterworks at a time when the label was boldly embracing new directions in American music. This collection offers an essential document of Riley’s most transformative period when the pulse of innovation met the possibilities of high-fidelity sound.
In addition to all four complete recordings and rarely seen archival photographs from recording sessions in Columbia’s fabled 30th Street Studios in Manhattan, Terry Riley – The Columbia Recordings includes a 50-page booklet featuring first-hand reflections from David Behrman, the original producer of In C and A Rainbow in Curved Air; and an essay by Thomas M. Welsh, Terry Riley’s longtime manager and archivist; and reprints of all essays and notes from the original vinyl releases.
“The magic of Terry Riley’s music derives from many worlds, among them the minimalist world, the indeterminate world, and the music of the world,” Grammy-nominated producer and former Sony Masterworks executive Tom Laskey wrote in his essay for Terry Riley – The Columbia Recordings. “And the way it all fuses together creates its own world. And like going to a new world, maybe it’s awkward at first. And then, maybe, it’s like you’ve lived there all your life. Or maybe your experience of listening to Terry’s music is like mine: it’s not the world I live in, but when I visit, I don’t want to leave.”

Avi Avital:
ITALY w/Between Worlds Ensemble
In a new series of recordings for Deutsche Grammophon, virtuoso mandolinist Avi Avital paints captivating musical portraits of three distinct geographical regions. Together with the nine versatile musicians of his Between Worlds ensemble, Avital has already delighted audiences around Europe with genre-defying programmes that celebrate folk traditions and their influence on classical composers past and present. Now they are set to release three digital EPs – ITALY, IBERIA and BLACK SEA – and an album, Song of the Birds, which features a colourful sequence of music from all three regions. Guest artists Marina Heredia, Alessia Tondo and the Georgian choir Ensemble Rustavi join the musicians in a rich selection of vocal and instrumental arrangements (most of which were created by David Bruce or Jonathan Keren). These are woven together by the magical sound of Avital’s mandolin, the heart of the ensemble, to form a vibrant tapestry of musical traditions.
ITALY comes out on 30 May 2025, with IBERIA following on 27 June and BLACK SEA on 11 July. Song of the Birds will be released digitally and on CD on 8 August. Nine of the album’s 20 tracks do not appear on any of the EPs. Filmed versions of the Between Worlds concerts at Berlin’s Pierre Boulez Saal will be made available to stream on STAGE+, beginning with the premiere of the IBERIA concert on 5 July, and continuing with VoD releases of the BLACK SEA concert on 18 July and the ITALY concert on 15 August.
Italy is close to Avi Avital’s heart – not just as the birthplace of the mandolin, but as the country he called home for eight years, during which time he discovered the huge variety of musical traditions still flourishing throughout the peninsula. ITALY focuses on the south of the country, with vocalist Alessia Tondo, a leading exponent of that region’s folk music, joining the ensemble in songs such as Tarantella di Sannicandro. Song of the Birds also acknowledges the historical influence of Greece on Italy with the inclusion of Raiko, a traditional Macedonian dance arranged for the ensemble by violinist-composer Antonis Sousamoglou.
Avital’s journey continues with an exploration of the varied musical history of the Iberian Peninsula. The IBERIA EP features two works by Andalusian composer Falla, both rooted in the folk music of his native region: Andaluza from 4 Piezas españolas and an excerpt from El amor brujo, with vocals from legendary flamenco singer Marina Heredia. She also sings a contemporary arrangement of an Andalusian folk song harmonised by poet and musician Federico García Lorca. The album expands this repertoire with a selection of Ladino songs (Ladino being the language of the Sephardi Jews who established new communities outside the Iberian peninsula after being expelled from Spain in 1492). Heredia sings La Petenera, while the remaining arrangements are purely instrumental.

Angela Hewitt:
Mozart Piano Sonatas K457, 533, 545, 570, 576
Out June 6, 2025: Angela Hewitt’s 50th album for Hyperion Records concludes her Complete Mozart Piano Sonatas project
Final album features the “Sonata Facile”, loved by millions of piano students worldwide, and the composer’s final piano sonatas
Hewitt’s 31 years on Hyperion have so far included Scarlatti, Couperin, and the complete solo keyboard works of J.S. Bach and Beethoven - Out Now on Hyperion
The 50th album from Canadian pianist Angela Hewitt, out today on Hyperion Records, completes her latest major project for the label; Hyperion has been her lifelong recording partner for 31 years. This double album ranges from the simplest and easiest of Mozart’s piano sonatas – the K545 “Sonata facile” played by a million students of piano every year – to the composer’s last and most profound piano sonatas. In between come the charming Variations on “Ah vous dirai-je, maman”, better known in the Anglosphere as the tune to the nursery rhyme “Twinkle, twinkle, little star”.

Sviatoslav Richter:
The Lost Tapes - Beethoven Sonatas 18, 27, 28 & 31
At the height of his pianistic ability, Richter plays the Beethoven sonatas 18, 27, 28 and 31 at the Festival in Tours and at the Lucerne Festival in June and September 1965. Recorded by DG Tonmeister (recording producer) Heinz Wildhagen, and newly restored by the renowned Emil Berliner Studios in Berlin and pitch fluctuations and interference have been carefully removed.
Available digitally, on 180gm 2-LP (EBS), and CD album (jewel)
Includes a recent interview with pianist Elisabeth Leonskaja, an essay by Jed Distler, editorial notes by Markus Kettner (LP in English, in the CD booklet in German and English), as well as numerous photos, some previously unpublished.
Anyone who thinks that there is no longer anything to say on the subject of Sviatoslav Richter’s discography is wrong. For sixty years these recordings, which were made by Deutsche Grammophon at the Tours and Lucerne Festivals in 1965, have slumbered in the Yellow Label’s archives. Carefully restored by Emil Berliner Studios, they are being released now for the very first time.

Andreas Ottensamer:
Romanza featuring Jose Gallardo
“For me,” says Andreas Ottensamer, “chamber music is the ‘purest form’ of making music, requiring virtuosity, expressiveness and the utmost sensitivity in the musicians’ interplay. Every note counts.” The Austrian clarinettist-conductor’s love of the chamber genre and his in-depth understanding of its complex demands lie at the heart of Romanza, his latest album for Deutsche Grammophon. Ottensamer recorded Romanza with Argentinean pianist José Gallardo, his long-standing chamber partner and co artistic director of the Bürgenstock Festival.
Together the duo perform works by Brahms, Debussy, Gershwin, Poulenc, Rachmaninoff, Rota and more. Some were written expressly for clarinet and piano, others are transcriptions, several of them realised by Ottensamer himself. Having stepped down in January as principal clarinet of the Berliner Philharmoniker, Ottensamer is now focusing on his work as a conductor, but also plans to continue performing as soloist and chamber musician.

HAUSER:
'Mission Impossible' from 'CINEMA'
Continuing his quest to unite the world through beautiful music, the global cello sensation HAUSER now turns his attention to the greatest melodies ever written for classic films with his forthcoming Sony Music Masterworks album, CINEMA. For the new album, HAUSER chose 25 unforgettable melodies across the decades and reimagined them with his signature sound into sumptuous arrangements of classic film themes, which he recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Robert Ziegler. Songs range from the epic "Tara" theme from Gone with the Wind (1939) to Billie Eilish's Oscar-winning song "What Was I Made For" from Barbie (2023). Set for release on September 12 and available to preorder and presave here, the CD version of CINEMA will highlight 20 tracks, while the digital version will feature all 25 tracks.
“James Bond is my favorite character from the movies,” notes HAUSER. Thus, alongside today’s album announcement, he is excited to share his recording of "Writing's on the Wall," the Oscar-winning Sam Smith song from the 2012 James Bond film Spectre, as the first single off Cinema - listen here and watch the music video.
In further news, today HAUSER kicks off his second solo North American tour, THE REBEL IS BACK! at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, FL. Additional stops along the tour include Radio City Music Hall in New York City on June 24, The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on May 25, Budweiser Stage in Toronto on June 17, and Greek Theatre in Los Angeles on May 30, to name a few. Please visit HAUSERofficial.com/tour for ticketing information. The cellist’s enthusiasm for big, romantic melodies inspires each selection on the new album. In addition to "Writing's on the Wall," CINEMA rediscovers a rarely heard Bond song from On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1969) – “We Have All the Time in the World.”
Other iconic themes that are in everyone’s listening experience appear on CINEMA—from golden-age Hollywood classics A Summer Place and An Affair to Remember, as well as Lalo Schifrin’s pulsating Mission Impossible theme. The album also includes memorable romantic themes from Somewhere in Time and Out of Africa by one of HAUSER’s favorite composers, John Barry, as well as Amélie and The Last of the Mohicans.

Benjamin Grosvenor:
Chopin Sonatas 2&3, Ballade 1, Berceuse, Nocturnes
Decca Classics is thrilled to announce Chopin: Piano Sonatas Nos. 2 & 3, the new album by internationally renowned British pianist Benjamin Grosvenor, now out today. This is Grosvenor’s ninth recording with Decca since his historic signing in 2011, when he became the youngest British musician—and the first British pianist in over sixty years—to join the label. Since then, Grosvenor has been recognised by Gramophone as one of the 50 greatest pianists ever recorded.
This album celebrates Chopin’s genius with two of his most profound and contrasting works: the Piano Sonata No. 2 in B-flat minor and the Piano Sonata No. 3 in B minor. Composed five years apart, these masterpieces showcase the range of Chopin’s emotional and musical brilliance.
Grosvenor comments, “The brooding Second Sonata is widely known for its Funeral March, but it also shows Chopin as a trailblazer, with the Finale: Presto hinting at modernism. It stands out in Chopin’s work as something truly unique.” By contrast, the Third Sonata, written at the height of Chopin’s career in 1844, blends dazzling piano technique with beautiful, flowing melodies, showing the composer at his most refined and expressive.

Various:
Shostakovich Discoveries
As part of the commemorations surrounding the 50th anniversary of the death of Shostakovich, Deutsche Grammophon releases Shostakovich Discoveries, an album of world premiere recordings and previously unreleased rarities. The recordings were made during and in cooperation with the Internationale Schostakowitsch Tage Gohrisch – the only annual international Shostakovich festival – which takes place each June in the German state of Saxony. Shostakovich Discoveries is now out today.
Dmitri Shostakovich was one of the most complex musical figures of the 20th century. His life in Soviet Russia was marked by both state oppression and official recognition and, in attempting to navigate safely between these two extremes, he often wove hidden messages into his music. The spa resort of Gohrisch, where he wrote his String Quartet No. 8 in C minor in 1960, has hosted the International Shostakovich Festival since 2010. Working closely with the composer’s widow, Irina Shostakovich, and musicologist Dr Olga Digonskaya, the Festival has unearthed numerous long-lost compositions – from early works written by a teenage Shostakovich to masterpieces of his maturity.

Pablo Ferrandez:
Moonlight Variations w/Julien Quentin, SCO - Frost
Star cellist Pablo Ferrández has realized a twenty-year dream to record Tchaikovsky’s Rococo Variations on his latest album for Sony Classical, combining the spirited work with melancholy nocturnes to create Moonlight Variations - an album he describes as ‘night followed by day.’
The night-time has long fascinated Ferrández. On his new album, he assembles eleven handpicked gems by composers from Antonín Dvorák to Manuel Ponce that speak of the heighted emotional intimacy of the dark hours. The cellist has arranged songs, piano nocturnes, violin works and an opera aria. ‘I feel more creative at night,’ says the cellist. ‘I’m not alone in that. So many composers have written special music connected to this time. They all felt a difference in the world once the sun had gone down.’

Erkki Sven Tuur:
Aeris w/Estonian National Symphony Orchestra, Etts
Aeris is the ninth ECM New Series album to feature the vibrant and highly expressive music of Estonian composer Erkki-Sven Tüür. Olari Elts, a long-time champion of Tüür’s work, conducts the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra in compelling, intensely-focused performances of Phantasma, De Profundis and Tüür’s tenth symphony “ÆRIS”, which is scored for horn quartet and orchestra.
In Latin, Tüür notes, “æris” means brass while “aeris” means air, “and without this essential element, not a sound would come out of brass instruments. Thus, the title of my tenth symphony focuses mainly on the brass sound that carries the weight of this composition.” Written at the urging of the ensemble German Hornsound in 2022, the symphony is a vast drama of shifting energies and interactions, with the horns effectively “messengers from beyond the horizon, bringing prophecies of imminent irreversible changes.”

Janet Axelrod:
Act One
Acclaimed flutist Janet Axelrod has released a new album, Act One for fute and piano (Freedom Road Records FRR 003), featuring the world premiere recording of six works commissioned by Axelrod from Broadway’s most celebrated composers, arrangers and music directors. Act One is available at Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon, all major streaming platforms, and www.janetaxelrod.com.
Hailed as one of America’s finest flutists, Axelrod is in demand as a Broadway musician, orchestral flutist, chamber musician and contemporary and world flutist. She is a leading recording artist in studios with some of the world’s top entertainers. Composer George Crumb said of Axelrod, “it is always a great pleasure for a composer to hear his music played with such great musical sensitivity and technical excellence.” Says Axelrod, “I was inspired to commission the works on this recording from the brilliant composers of Broadway shows, music directors and conductors of Radio City Music Hall in New York City who I have had the honor of collaborating with my entire career. As a performer and educator, I recognize the need for fresh music that is exciting to perform, and that audiences will want to hear again and again. This recording showcases the gift that these celebrated Grammy, Emmy, Drama Desk and Olivier winning and nominated composers, orchestrators and arrangers of musicals have for memorable tune craft, colorful harmonies and rhythmic grooves.”

Sven Helbig:
Requiem A w/Staatskapelle Dresden
The world premiere took place on 9th February 2025 at the Dresdner Kreuzkirche, featuring Sven Helbig’s live electronics, the Staatskapelle Dresden and the Dresdner Kreuzchor under the baton of Martin Lehmann. Renowned bass René Pape, celebrated for his performances with the Berlin State Opera and New York’s Metropolitan Opera, will appear as the soloist.
REQUIEM A is a deeply introspective work that blends traditional liturgical texts with new ones written by Sven Helbig. The title’s "A" symbolises "Beginning" (Anfang in German), highlighting themes of renewal and reconciliation. The composition weaves poetic imagery to explore the transition from mourning to life, with key motifs such as "setting off" (Aufbruch), "ashes" (Asche), and "breathing" (Atmen) guiding its narrative. Inspired by Helbig’s reflections on history, memory, and the contemporary relevance of conflict, REQUIEM A remains grounded in hope and the potential for new beginnings. A visit with his grandfather, who occasionally shared memories of World War II, sparked a contemplation of how the echoes of war continue to resonate in present-day discourse. This connection to history is especially poignant, as REQUIEM A debuts during the 80th anniversary of the destruction of Dresden and the end of World War II.
Sven Helbig’s work bridges the ordinary and the extraordinary, offering deeply personal yet universally accessible reflections on loss, renewal, and hope. With REQUIEM A, he creates a meditation on human resilience and the possibility of new beginnings - an idea inspired in part by conversations with his daughter, Ida, who encouraged the symbolism behind the title. The following conversation between Sven Helbig and his daughter offers deeper insight into the personal and artistic journey that shaped REQUIEM A.