Our top 100 new and recent Classical Music tracks in Dolby Atmos, updated continuously. These are the latest releases we have reviewed, or are considering for review. Newest additions at the top. Log in to your Apple Music account to play complete tracks, only preview clips available while not logged in. You can also follow this list directly on Apple Music.
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Each track in the playlist will take you to the full album, in Atmos spatial. Follow the links here to Apple Music (or better yet, Apple Music Classical), follow the Playlist, then click the “more” dots beside any track and “Go to Album” or “Show in Apple Music.”
Latest Additions
- August 6: Anders Hillborg’s Lost Landscapes on Alpha, Sebastian Fagerlund’s Beneath on BIS
- August 5: clarinetist Mark van de Wiel and Soloists of the Philharmonia Orchestra, pre-release track is Weber, waiting on the main event: Anna Clyne’s Strange Loops
- August 4: St. Alban’s Cathedral Choir: Philip Moore – Cathedral Music, recommended to anyone who enjoys sacred church music
- August 3: American Composers Orchestra: America in Weimar, works by George Antheil, Duke Ellington, John Glover, Marc Blitzstein…
- August 2: Renaud Capuçon & Friends playing Bruckner Symphony No. 7 in it’s chamber version (unusual), from Salzburg Festival (Platoon series)
- August 1: a new release in Platoon’s Salzburg Festival series, with Lukas Sternath soloist in Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 20
- August 1: Dalia Stasevska’s Ukrainian Mixtape with BBC Symphony, a track by Borys Lyatoshynsky
- July 31: Mitsuko Uchida – Beethoven, The Last Three Piano Sonatas, live recording from Tokyo, on Decca (not Uchida’s best, but her fans won’t mind)
- July 30: Geniusas/Pitrenas/St. Gallen Symphony June release of Tchaikovsky and Schubert-Liszt for piano and orchestra (Alpha Classics)
- July 28: Dudamel/LA Philharmonic’s 2024 Gabriela Ortiz album, featuring her Revolución diamantina – Dudamel conducted this with Berlin Phil on June 20, excellent concert now available on Digital Concert Hall
