A boxset of Beethoven’s complete symphonies alongside a selection of Gerald Barry’s music to celebrate our 30th anniversary.

This album inspirational trumpeter Alison Balsom and conductor Scott Stroman fuses jazz and classical seamlessly to explore music written during America’s jazz age. The disc features music by Copland and Bernstein and a new arrangement of Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, plus Rodrigo’s Concierto d’Aranjuez and music written collaboratively by Miles Davis and Gil Evans.

This album recreates on disc a remarkable 1905 event at which Ben Jonson’s 1621 masque was performed, interspersed with music by Vaughan Williams featuring the Choir of Clare College, Cambridge alongside soloists Mary Bevan and Sophie Bevan, and conducted by William Vann. Here the dialogue is performed by the brilliant Sam and Timothy West.

Britten Sinfonia joins the Choir of Jesus College, Cambridge conducted by Richard Pinel for this recording of Grayston Ives’ Requiem.

The third and final release from Thomas Adès and Britten Sinfonia completing the set of their much lauded Beethoven Symphony Cycle, with live recordings of Beethoven’s symphonies 7-9, coupled with Gerald Barry’s The Eternal Recurrence (featuring soprano, Jennifer France).

A rare recording of Il Paria, one of Donizetti’s most innovative and daring scores, conducted by Sir Mark Elder. In partnership with Britten Sinfonia, Opera Rara present a work that brings a new exotic colour to Italian opera of the period, inspired by its setting in ancient India.

The second release in Thomas Adès and Britten Sinfonia’s much lauded Beethoven Symphony Cycle, with live recordings of Beethoven’s symphonies 4-6, coupled with Gerald Barry’s Conquest of Ireland (featuring soloist Joshua Bloom) and Viola Concerto (with Lawrence Power).

The highly anticipated recording of Thomas Adès and Britten Sinfonia playing Beethoven and Barry; specifically the Beethoven Symphony Cycle and a selection of Barry’s works. This CD features Beethoven’s first three symphonies, interspersed with Barry’s piece Beethoven and his Piano Concerto.

Three influential and varied British composers across three generations have been paired with three leading British ensembles on this album of new chamber works, commissioned as part of The Radcliffe Trust’s Tercentenary and recorded live at Wigmore Hall, London.

Few living composers communicate with the emotional directness of James MacMillan. It’s no secret that MacMillan’s profound religious belief drives his creativity, but music this powerful conveys a universal message, and the title of his new symphony ‘Le grand Inconnu’ suggests many possible interpretations.

SOMM Recordings’ The Deeper the Blue offers an intriguing exploration of colour and timbre in music and a revealing investigation of the connections between four very different composers over a near-100-year period.

This new work, released on Decca Records, is dedicated to all who have suffered or perished during the conflicts in the Middle East over the last 70 years.

This CD explores a wealth of music by Herbert Howells and celebrates Stephen Cleobury’s appointment as President of the Herbert Howells Society.

This album demonstrates the breadth of Finnis’ music to date with world-class ensembles and soloists including the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Britten Sinfonia, BCMG, London Contemporary Orchestra, Víkingur Ólafsson and Mark Simpson.

An hour of unknown but lovely music from the early maturity of Vaughan Williams, recorded for the first time.

Intimate performances of Vaughan Williams’ Dona Nobis Pacem and Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms, recorded in the King’s College Chapel, Cambridge. Baritone Roderick Williams and soprano Ailish Tynan join Britten Sinfonia and the Choir of King’s College, Cambridge as Dona nobis pacem soloists.

Brian Elias’ setting of texts from ‘Electra’, a Greek play and featuring mezzo-soprano Susan Bickley accompanied by Britten Sinfonia.

The world premiere recording of James MacMillan’s Stabat mater.

Featuring works by Shostakovich, Berg and Saint-Saens.

Shakespeare’s The Tempest is set in new surroundings by vocalist and composer Clara Sanabras, featuring Britten Sinfonia, Nigel Kennedy, Lisa Knapp, Harvey & The Wallbangers, Chorus of Dissent and London Voices.

Britten Sinfonia performing works by Vaughan Williams, Epithalamion and The Bridal Day, alongside baritone Philip Smith, speaker John Hopkins and The Joyful Company of Singers with conductor Alan Tongue.

Two major British oboe concertos featuring soloist Nicholas Daniel with Britten Sinfonia.

Associate Leader, Thomas Gould directs Britten Sinfonia in Dmitry Sitkovetsky’s beautifully realised arrangement for strings of Bach’s great keyboard work, the Goldberg Variations.

Featuring Westminster Abbey Choir, soloists Christine Rice and Roderick Williams, and Britten Sinfonia, the main feature of this recording is Durufle’s Requiem, one of the best-loved works of the twentieth century.

Featuring the Choir of King’s College Cambridge, Andrew Kennedy, Sawston Village College Choir, CUMS Chorus, conductor Stephen Cleobury and Britten Sinfonia with Leader Jacqueline Shave.

Featuring Mark Padmore, Nicholas Daniel, Huw Watkins and Britten Sinfonia with Leader Jacqueline Shave.

Featuring the Royal Holloway Choir, conductor Rupert Gough and Britten Sinfonia.

Featuring Jaga Jazzist, Britten Sinfonia and Associate Leader Thomas Gould.

Featuring Mark Padmore, Stephen Bell, Britten Sinfonia and Leader Jacqueline Shave.

Featuring Ēriks Ešenvalds, Carolyn Sampson, Polyphony and Britten Sinfonia, conducted by Stephen Layton.

Pianist Joanna MacGregor and Britten Sinfonia live in concert in Buenos Aires.

Works by Tarik O’Regan, Huw Watkins, Steve Martland, John Tavener and Jason Yarde, commissioned and performed by Britten Sinfonia.

Hindemith’s complete solo organ works performed by Daniel Hyde, and his sublime wind quintet Kammermusick 7.

Featuring Polyphony, soloists Julia Doyle, Iestyn Davies, Allan Clayton, and Andrew Foster-Williams, and conductor Stephen Layton.

Featuring Iestyn Davies, Allan Clayton, Andrew Foster-Williams, Roger Allam, Polyphony and conductor Stephen Layton.

2008 Gramophone Award Finalist. Featuring Susan Gritton, Polyphony, the Choir of Trinity College Cambridge, and conductor Stephen Layton.

Bruckner’s Mass in E minor and Motets performed by Britten Sinfonia, Polyphony and conducted by Stephen Layton.

Featuring Alina Ibragimova (violin).

Featuring Britten Sinfonia, Polyphony and conductor Stephen Layton.

Featuring Britten Sinfonia, Joanna MacGregor and Andy Sheppard.

Featuring Britten Sinfonia, Polyphony and conductor Stephen Layton.

Featuring Britten Sinfonia, Joanna MacGregor and Ensemble Bash.

Featuring Britten Sinfonia, Polyphony and conductor Stephen Layton.

Featuring Paul Provost, Roderick Williams, the Choir of St John’s College Cambridge and conductor David Hill.

Featuring Britten Sinfonia and Nicholas Cleobury.

Featuring Britten Sinfonia and conductor Nicholas Cleobury.

Featuring Britten Sinfonia, Nicholas Daniel, Nicholas Cleobury and the Oxford Bach Choir.

Featuring Britten Sinfonia with Ian Bostridge and Daniel Harding.

Featuring Britten Sinfonia, Kate Hill, Lucy Wakeford and Nicholas Cleobury.

Featuring John Mark Ainsley with soloists Kate Hill, Hugh Webb, David Pyatt, Stephen Bell and Britten Sinfonia conducted by Nicholas Cleobury.

Featuring Britten Sinfonia with Joy Farrall (clarinet).

Featuring Britten Sinfonia with soloist David Pyatt.