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"Bohemian Rhapsody: The Original Soundtrack" is the soundtrack album to the 2018 biographical film of the same name. The soundtrack features several Queen songs and unreleased recordings including several tracks from their legendary concert at Live Aid in 1985. The coverart features photography by Denis O'Regan. In November 2019 the soundtrack received an American Music Award for Top Soundtrack.

"Queen of the Clouds" is the debut album from Tove Lo. The album is a unique love story divided into three parts: The Sex, The Love, and The Pain, staying true to the songwriter s honest, brazen storytelling that she began with her Truth Serum EP. Queen of the Clouds features three songs from the EP singles Habits (Stay High) and Not On Drugs, as well as the hugely popular Habits (Stay High) Hippie Sabotage remix.

Queen Caroline was an emblematic female figure of the 18th century: the wife of King George II of England, a woman of great beauty, a champion of science and the arts, Caroline d’Ansbach was also the friend and patroness of Handel. The latter was entrusted with the solemn music composed for the grand ceremonies that marked the reign – be it «The King shall rejoice», given for the King’s coronation, the «Queen Caroline» Te Deum written for her own ascension to the throne, or «The Ways of Zion do mourn» performed at her funeral. This recording brings together, for the first time, three works underlining the strong link between the monarch and his favourite composer. This performance by the complete forces of the choir and orchestra of Les Arts Florissants brings to life these scores which are both flamboyant and brimming over with humanity.

Carlos Rafael Rivera, Assistant Professor and Director of the Media Writing and Production program at the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami has teamed again with acclaimed writer/director Scott Frank to score the Netflix limited Series The Queen’s Gambit, which premieres October 23, 2020.

For its first recording, La Petite Écurie presents a collection of English music written by the most respected composers of the turn of the eighteenth century: Thomas Morgan, Godfrey Finger, James Bond and Henry Purcell.

Swedish superstar Tove Lo has enchanted audiences across the world with her unique brand of confessional electro-pop. Following the immense success of "Queen Of The Clouds" Tove Lo is rereleasing her debut album to coincide with her first U.S. Headline Tour. Queen Of The Clouds gained pick up at Rolling Stone, Billboard, and many more. iHeart Radio ON THE VERGE Artist, multiplatinum selling superstar, and touring across all major festivals this summer, Tove Los rerelease is sure to keep fans begging for more.

In JD Allen's liner notes for Queen City, it becomes clear that he spent a great deal of time thinking about how the pandemic has impacted his relationship with music and specifically his saxophone. In the notes Allen writes, "Performing music for and with people is what I do and I've come to the realization that an audience of listeners of any size is a part of the music; it's also a shared experience.

"Haydn’s 104 symphonies are all fantastic, original, full of incredible fantasy, and careful work brings out the true radicalism of this writing," explained Douglas Boyd, a formidable pioneer.

In its history as a concert orchestra, the Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks has also devoted itself on numerous occasions to opera, under such eminent conductors as Rafael Kubelik and Leonard Bernstein. Chief conductor Mariss Jansons also maintains the tradition, for example with concert performances of Russian operas such as "Eugene Onegin". BR-KLASSIK now presents the 2014 live recording in Munich's Philharmonie im Gasteig of the semi-staged performance of Tchaikovsky's late masterpiece "The Queen of Spades". With great connoisseurship, Mariss Jansons has brought together a group of singers for this performance in original Russian who are all native speakers of the language, and very familiar with the work. They include Misha Didyk as Hermann, Tatiana Serjan as Lisa, and Alexey Markov as Prince Yeletsky.

The second edition of the Queen Elisabeth Competition dedicated to the cello gives us an opportunity to re-immerse ourselves in the performances of four laureates during the very first session dedicated to this instrument, in 2017.