Wrecking Ball LP

Wrecking Ball LPEmmylou Harriss groundbreaking album Wrecking Ball was produced by Daniel Lanois and won the 1996 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album. Uncut called the album the most daring, inventive album of Harriss career, while Rolling Stone said, The album features unvarnished, otherworldly renditions of songs written by Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Steve Earle, and other lesser known artists, and the Los Angeles Times said, The pace is deliberate,

Other special guests include saxophonists Joshua Redman and Mark Turner

On the album

Donnacha Dennehy’s The Hunger explores the emotional

The soundtrack includes eighteen compositions by Greenwood and was recorded in London with a sixty-piece string orchestra led by Robert Ziegler

Frisell’s trio engages in virtual dialogue with film pioneer Buster Keaton

was made during its 2014 world premiere at Royal Festival Hall with the London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Andrey Boreyko

daughters—to love

Samuel Barber

Veloso pays tribute to 20th century American pop composers

The Evening Standard includes the album among its “100 Definitive Classical Albums of the 20th Century

The Black Keys' ninth studio album

a double-disc song cycle