Piano and viola intertwine across tracks drawing on traditional songs collected by Béla Bartók
The French tenor brings fine clarity of enunciation to a set of 19th- and 20th-century ‘mélodies’
The US musician has created a mesmerising travelogue inspired by Amelia Earhart’s fateful last journey
Inspired by Japanese manga, the Irish band’s fourth record is full of dreamy lyrics, apocalyptic imagery and woozy melodies
The new ‘duo’ album from two of Americana’s leading lights offers wistful melodies, bittersweet emotions and sly humour
The guitarist-composer’s pieces range from the expressive to the minimalist, featuring soloists such as Pekka Kuusisto and Colin Currie
Led by Antonis Antoniou, the group mix Cypriot glam with Anatolian riffs in an intoxicating self-titled record
The Scottish singer-songwriter’s latest showcases his talent for stories of passion
This is an auteur-like work by an exile from the record industry’s song factory
The composer unites starry guests including Yo-Yo Ma and Pekka Kuusisto with chamber ensemble The Knights
This 2014 live recording captures a spellbinding performance from the inventive late saxophonist and his quartet
The veteran singer and the double bassist team up in a record that revisits highlights from Nascimento’s songbook
Cole expands his sound palette, moving from bouncy jazz pop to orchestral moodiness
The orchestra is on fine form in its annual Sommernachtskonzert
The album looks back at his alternative-rock origins with revving riffs and distorted guitars
In her first full studio album, the proudly DIY multi-instrumentalist mixes Nineties influences with snappy hooks
To mark Baldwin’s centenary, the singer-songwriter and bassist offers a musical tribute that blends fury and fervour
Ancestors of all kinds are honoured in this warm, inventive release by the South African saxophonist
Pianist David Kaplan performs 16 new commissions responding to Schumann’s dreamlike piano miniatures
The Bronx rapper’s tracks have been designed for catchiness and brevity, but some fall prey to monotony
The jazz fusion pioneer employs a specially designed baritone guitar to offer psychedelic sounds and eclectic effects
This compilation includes many of the movement’s big hitters and includes artists from as far afield as Switzerland and Brittany
Singing excerpts from five operas, the rising star mezzo sounds as gloriously full-voiced as she does live
French master Gaspard Le Roux’s suites for two harpsichords are elegantly revived by these duelling instrumentalists
The spruced-up version of this folk-rock classic is accompanied by a surround-sound version and a 1974 live set
