Sure, we play Bach, Beethoven and Mozart -- though we also dig the early music of Tallis, chance works by Cage, arias from Verdi and John Adams, as well as the composers on New Amsterdam records. Everything here was released after 2008, too, which is another way of declaring that notes written down on paper are still some of the most exciting ones to hear in all of contemporary music. more »
Welcome to eMusic, home of the music you love and the music you're about to love. From timeless classics to current game-changers and trendsetters, eMusic is the perfect place to expand both your collection and your musical horizons. We know at first our catalog can be overwhelming, which is why we put together this collection of musts to start you on your way. In the first section, you'll find thrilling new releases and recent classics.… more »
It goes by many names: the "Grammophon," the "Yellow Label," or simply "DG." No matter the moniker, that Deutsche Grammophon brand fairly oozes status. And as they say in Texas: It ain't braggin 'if it's so! The catalog is stuffed-to-bursting with world-renowned conductors, top soloists, the best orchestras and — well, you get the idea. Doing justice to that haul in a single guide is a forbidding task — and one that compels a few initial… more »
