The "La Zagala más hermosa" release is one of the many results of the platform "Bridging Musical Heritage.

It is no exaggeration to call Fritz Kreisler (1875–1962) one of the two or three most significant Austrian violinists in music history.

Dark Tales by Duo Concertante presents Alice Ping Yee Ho’s evocative five-movement work by the same name.

Aina (1993) is an official Henri Selmer Paris Artist (2020), official JLV Artist (2022) & Norwegian professional classical saxophonist with her mastersdegree from The Royal Academy of Aarhus (2017).

"A Nordic warming opening for the closing evening of the Viel jazz Festival 2025"
- Viel Jazz Team 2025

Mozart’s magnificent setting of the Requiem Mass needs no introduction.

Norwegian, Trondheim-based guitarist Alf Wilhelm Lundberg dedicates his new solo guitar album «Swingin’ On a Nine-String» to his musical hero, Canadian-American jazz guitarist Lenny Breau (1941-1984).

The pianist Hanna Devich was born in Budapest and comes from a musical family.

Critically acclaimed composers, songwriters and producers, Sonya Belousova & Giona Ostinelli have released their debut album, A Mighty Heart Beating Like A Drum, out now via SONY Music Masterworks.

A collection of songs from the original master tapes.

In 1729, the nobleman and poet Annibale Marchese (1686–1753) published “Tragedie Cristiane,” a remarkable collection of ten Italian plays. Influenced by Racine, Corneille, Voltaire, and the classical tradition, these innovative plays are deeply rooted in Jesuit theatrical practice. To realise his vision, Marchese recruited ten of the most celebrated composers of his time—all masters of the so-called Neapolitan School. Their strophic arias, often accompanied by obbligato harpsichord, reflect each composer’s individual style. Complementing them are previously unknown instrumental dances.

​Sulkhan Tsintsadze: Five Folk Songs for Cello and Piano; Noam Faingold: Between Words; Julia Adolphe: White Flag; Traditional Bulgarian (arr. S. Mendlow): Daichovo horo; Astor Piazzolla: Milonga sin Palabras; Felix Mendelssohn (arr. S. Mendlow): Sonata No. 3 for Violin and Piano.

"Hawaii Is in Your Mind" is the third album by L’Exotighost, a new step forward in expanding the boundaries of 21st-century Exotica toward new horizons. The Madrid-based band is one of the few in the world today that dares to truly dive into the mysterious waters of this musical genre, born in the 1950s as the soundtrack of tiki culture and a testing ground for one of the most suggestive, sophisticated, and elusive sounds.

Since Jesper Munk's debut album in 2013 the German singer-songwriter has made a name for himself as multi-instrumentalist , playing music that ranges from Blues and Soul to heartfelt Pop and indulging Jazz, all this with a very unique, post-Punk edge.

The baroque ensemble Oslo Circles is back at the Opera with its brand new concert program of captivating, surprising, slightly crazy (or completely insane?) Italian and Austrian baroque music from the 17th century. After the wait through the pandemic, Oslo Circles is now ready for a big dose of joy and a bit of madness, and tonight's imaginative music describes dogs, cats, chickens, a fencing school (with real sabers!), a Turkish Janissary, the ballet of philosophers and madness, and a celebration at an inn, to name a few.