These wonderful classical artists put paid to the notion that classical music is somehow dying out or no longer relevant. These beautiful classical pieces have been imagined by some of the greatest artists living today. Sit back, relax and enjoy:
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Maurice Andre - Haydn - Trumpet Concerto Allegro
Regarded as one of the best classical trumpeters of the 20th Century, Maurice Andre recorded with all the great concertos of the trumpet repertoire.
Yo-Yo Ma - Bach - Cello Suite N°.1 Prelude
Yo-Yo Ma is hands-down the world's most famous cellist. Here he is performing one of Bach's most famous pieces.
Martha Argerich - Bach - Partita in C Minor, BWV 826, Capriccio
Argentine pianist Martha Argerich has been world-famous for her talents ever since she was in her early 20s. A wonderful piece by her.
Joshua Bell - Bach - Chaconne, The Final Movement From Violin Partita 2 in D Minor
Joshua Bell is the world's pre-eminent violinist. The violin he's seen playing on here was made in 1713 and is worth millions of dollars.
Renée Fleming - Bellini - Casta Diva
Although there are many wonderful opera singers in the world today, Renée Fleming is one of the most recognizable. Here she is performing Bellini.
James Galway - Mouquet - La Flute De Pan, 2nd Movement
This truly moving piece shows why James Galway was one of the first people in history to establish an international career as a flute player.
Lang Lang - Chopin - Excerpt from Scherzo No. 1 in B Minor
Lang Lang is a nothing short of a prodigy. He's mesmerizing to watch as well as listen to. Discover him for yourself right here.
Yasuto Tanaka - Czardas
Japanese saxophonist Yasuto Tanaka isn't extremely well-known in the West, but he certainly should be.
Giuliano Carmignola - Vivaldi - Violin Concerto Four Seasons
Giuliano Carmignola is another world-renowned violinist, who focuses his performances on the works of the Italian master composers.
Mischa Maisky - Shostakovich - Cello Concerto No. 1 Op.107
Latvian-born Mischa Maisky divides opinion with his style of delivery, however, there's no denying the gusto he imbues his performances with.
