Classical

(Bach, Chopin, Brahms)

OVERWERK: Conquer

Expect nothing less from OVERWERK‘s latest musical offering Conquer. This four-track release combines orchestra and electronic musings into a one-of-a-kind collection that fluidly translates sound into experience. Edmond Huszar a.k.a OVERWERK is a 23-year-old producer and songwriter from London, Canada who released his debut album last year and has since then creating waves in the indie scene.

The Jeffries: The Demon of Frenchman Street

Theater and indie music comes together in The Jeffries‘ latest musical project The Demon of Frenchman Street released last May 2013. Not just an ordinary music compilation, this seven-track album follows the story of detective Royal Jones as he decides to rejoin the New Orleans brass to stop a mass murderer at large in the Bayou–The Demon of Frenchman Street.

CHIEF: Tribute to Chick Corea

For those a little too young to know who Chick Corea is, this record might help you gain a bit of appreciation for the jazz legend. He's a fusion pianist, keyboardist and composer that has been a stalwart figure in the world of modern jazz. This 10-track tribute compilation offers a beautiful remix of some of Chick's most notable tracks, spun and remixed by Swiss beat maker, Chief. All of the tracks are instrumental and are crafted to be oh so pleasing to the ears. Whether you're a jazz fan or not, if you appreciate good quality, easy listening music; you'll find something to love in this record.

Galdson: Roots

Galdson‘s 2006 release, Roots, is a dynamic classical album designed for relaxing and easy listening. Hailing from Ortigueira, Spain, Galdson Vicente Orjales is a composer who began his musical studies at the young age of 10. As a professional musician and teacher, Galdson specializes in piano. Today, he combines teaching and passion for music, creating two albums that’s available for download under Creative Commons.

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum – The Concert: Selections, Summer 2012

For all the classical music lovers out there, Boston's Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is offering a great number of free classical compilations/podcasts for you to enjoy. The Concert series features live recordings from both young and seasoned contemporary classical artists. Their latest offering are the Selections recorded for Summer 2012. It contains 18 tracks from a host of talented musicians, playing their own versions of some of your favorite classical pieces.