Classical roots paired with amazing imagination: a 20th-century version of the baroque concerto grosso.

Restrained but bursting unquietness? Crying violin? Shadows…

What does fortissimo mean in a contemporary organ concerto?

Do you like Shostakovich's ecstasy from LR1? Is something similar possible with the cello?

Authentic modern music with admirable classical melodies.

Tiensuu's music: fine and unique - as always.

This violin concerto is one of the most frequently performed contemporary concertos. You’ll know why.

Don’t be scared by the prepared piano; this is an oriental-like and just a little unusual sounding music.

An admirable and pleasant way to modern classical music with orchestra and polished violin sound.

The path to perceptual saturation and hypnosis.

This site isn’t about soundtracks, but this music composed for a surreal film is worth the exception.

Delicately toned and very refined concertino for harp and orchestra.

Schnittke cannot be resisted. Here you can find another baroque concerto grosso with a slightly heavier tone.

Clouds and sky, Venice.

Portrait talks: facial character analysis in thrilling musical language.

If you like violin concertos, a little out of the ordinary can be a great experience. It would be a huge mistake to miss it.

Referring to Sorensen: windy and unprotected area, threatening sea, and much much more…

The encounter of cello and guitar in the interpretation of two virtuosos.

This music piece starts as if a child is practicing. The road from refined simplicity to full virtuosity.

Ligeti himself recommended Vivier’s music to people’s attention in one of his interviews. No better reference.

Back to medieval French dance...

Unnamable things, expressed by modern music. Although a quarter-tone piece, this music is also addictively harmonic.

...melodic and harmonic charms of ancient modes...

Transition to Listening Room 03 with Larcher’s intense sonic imagination and a virtuoso impact. Evil Cells...