Is modern classical music unlistenable? Let's start with a 21st-century piece of music and see for ourselves...!

Solo piano music composed in the late 20th century. Attention, this will most likely be your next favorite.

Modern classical music ... perhaps the most famous... and one of the saddest pieces...

Evocative love-death piano music...

Ecstasy with violin and orchestra.

The first steps towards music with a repetitive structure.

This is perhaps the most beautiful vision in a series of the lesser-known Prokofiev miniatures.

Tranquillity and beauty.

Yes, it’s possible: emotional yet overwhelming momentum…

A little peace of mind…

Are you expecting splendid and joyful music? This piece is one of the most excellent options.

Pure vocal masterpiece. Raison d’être.

Mirror in the mirror: infinity.

A fascinating and heartbreaking “night game” on the Faust theme.

Beyond question, Vengerov is phenomenal; just listen to this painfully delicate performance.

You can rarely hear a harp these days. It is profoundly regrettable.

When was the last time you heard a toy piano? And a waltz or a love waltz?

Can modern classical music create a very pleasant so-called “melody stick”? Just give it a try with Glass’ music.

Incredible requiems were born in the common practice period. The 20th and 21st centuries are no exception.

Demanding music works the same way. Or does the tone of the violin add something to the original version?

A fast track also can be unforgettable. ... fast ... waving ... ahead ... fast ... waving ... ahead ....

Music that is much more than an exercise in style…

The first step towards modern harmonica music, right from the start with an unusual combination of an accordion duo and a piano trio...

One of the most famous classical music pieces, just in a slightly different way.