Duke Ellington, already an iconic figure in jazz, collaborated with Billy Strayhorn, his longtime arranger and pianist, to reinterpret Tchaikovsky's music from the Nutcracker. AVAILABLE NOW IN PURE DSD

The Latest Archival Series title released in 1955, this album represents a transitional period in jazz, blending the spontaneity of bebop with the more subdued, intricate arrangements that defined cool jazz.

Mahler's Symphony No. 9 in D major, performed by Bruno Walter conducting the
Columbia Symphony Orchestra, is one of the most significant
and historically important recordings of Mahler's final symphony.
Recorded in 1961, it is regarded as a profound and emotional interpretation
of one of Mahler’s most complex and introspective works.

Originally recorded on 35mm film by Mercury, this is one of the great recordings of the famous ballet.