New Classical Tracks®

In his new release, 2015 Chopin Competition gold medalist Seong-Jin Cho performs works by Debussy.

Marin Alsop leads the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in a new recording of Prokofiev's 'Romeo and Juliet.'

In her new release, 'For Lenny,' Lara Downes celebrates the life, music and imagination of Leonard Bernstein.

Trumpeter Mary Bowden is the founder of Seraph Brass, which has just released its first recording titled, 'Asteria.' It's filled with arrangements of some of Mary's favorite classical pieces, and a few new works commissioned by the ensemble.

Rachel Barton Pine was 11 when she first performed Bruch's Violin Concerto No. 1 with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Now, 32 years later, she's recording the work for the first time, along with Elgar's Violin Concerto.

Had Italian maestro Riccardo Muti followed his instincts when he was first asked to conduct the Vienna Philharmonic's annual New Year's concert 25 years ago, you wouldn't be listening to his new recording. Enter the giveaway for his new CD now!

Conductor and pianist Antonio Pappano joins the legendary Martha Argerich for a new recording of Saint-Saens' 'Carnival of the Animals.' Enter the giveaway for a copy of their new CD.

Singers Rolando Villazon and Ildar Abdrazakov have made what they say is the first recording to feature duets for tenor and bass. It's called 'Duets,' and you can enter the giveaway for the new CD.

Pianist Stephen Hough delves into the magical world of Debussy in his first recording of the composer's work. He says it seemed like a fitting way to mark this year's centennial of the composer's death. Enter the giveaway for a chance to win a copy of Hough's new CD.

What's ingrained in the musicians of the Danish String Quartet? Nordic folk music. They recently released their second recording of Nordic and other folk tunes arranged by the members of the group.