54 mixes with tracks by “Martha+Argerich”

A classy mix of instrumentals to keep you focused on what you have to do in order to lay at the beach all summer and not give a fuck.

20 more favourite Classical tracks. Perfect for studying (or not!) too.

Includes Tchaikovsky, Bruch, Sibelius etc.

I was very ashamed to tell her that I was a tango musician. Finally I said, "I play in a night club." I didn't want to say cabaret. And she answered, "Night club, mais oui, but that is a cabaret, isn't it?" ... She kept asking: "You say that you are not pianist. What instrument do you play, then?" And I didn't want to tell her that I was a bandoneón player, because I thought, "Then she will throw me from the fourth floor." Finally, I confessed and she asked me to play some bars of a tango of my own. She suddenly opened her eyes, took my hand and told me: "You idiot, that's Piazzolla!"

Thirty-eight tracks including music by Antony diBonaventura, Percy Grainger, and Maria Joao Pires. Purely classical solo piano, and a good deal of it. Chosen by search, research, serendipity, and affective affinities. Not always what you might expect.

16 tracks

A selection of some of the most beautiful (and famous) concerts. 200 years of music, from Antonio Vivaldi to Joaquín Rodrigo.

"But you have to give your whole life to a cello. When I realized that, I went back to the guitar and just turned the volume up a bit louder." - R. Blackmore

Contemporary classical music for two pianos.

Eight tracks including music of Bach, Barber, Brahms, Britten, Finzi and Schumann.

Eight tracks including music by Krystian Zimerman, Lilya Zilberstein, Martha Argerich, and Stephen Hough.

Baroque, Romantic, Impressionist piano pieces inspired by dance forms.

Ten tracks including music by Andras Schiff, David Fray, and Dinu Lipatti.

Eight tracks including music by Bach, Claude Debussy and Erik Satie.