Realizing that for many, knowing where to begin could be an overwhelming, if not too daunting a task. The Naxos Educational label has been established to be your listening guide and has since produced many wide-ranging recordings, every one of which supplied with richly informative texts.
Check out our complete catalogue of recordings here, with each entry linked to a dedicated webpage where you can listen to a sample of every single track!
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A-Z A survey of the greatest music, composers & artists, supplied with plenty of music and text. Complete Listing |
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A Life / Portrait From Bartók to Stravinsky, here is a closer look at the lives of some of the greatest artists. Complete Listing |
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Arts and Music An exploration between arts and music: what did the likes of Da Vinci, Monet & Picasso listen to? Complete Listing |
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Classics Explained From Four Seasons to The Rite of Spring, masterpieces are “deconstructed” theme by theme. Complete Listing |
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Discover Have a particular genre you are interested in? This is the series for you, be it choral or film music. Complete Listing |
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Histories The historian in you will be fascinated by the 1,200 years of history covered, in music and words. Complete Listing |
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Life & Works Delve deep into the lives & works of the greatest composers in these portraits-in-sound. Complete Listing |
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Listen, Learn & Grow Curated specifally for children, this series introduces music by various enlightening themes. Complete Listing |
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National Story An entertaining kaleidoscope into a nation’s history by its development in classical music. Complete Listing |
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Opera Explained Some of the greatest operas explained concisely in spoken words with music illustrations. Complete Listing |
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Opera Plus For the opera buff, this series couples Opera Explained with a recording of the full opera. Complete Listing |
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The Instruments of the Orchestra This box set features almost 8 hours of music, portraying each instrument in different contexts. Complete Listing |
... a venture that gives the project of introducing children to proper music its biggest boost since Peter and the Wolf.
Karen Robinson, Sunday Times
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