Witold Lutosławski's "Concerto For Orchestra, Musique funébre & Mi-Parti," released on December 1, 1995, under the Chandos label, is a captivating exploration of orchestral and avant-garde music. This album showcases Lutosławski's mastery in blending traditional orchestral forms with innovative, contemporary techniques. The Concerto for Orchestra, divided into three distinct movements, offers a dynamic range of emotions and rhythms, from the majestic Intrada to the intricate Passacaglia. "Musique Funébre," a four-movement piece, delves into deeper, more contemplative territories, with its haunting Prologue and intense Apogée. The album concludes with "Mi-Parti," a shorter but equally compelling piece. With a total duration of 54 minutes, this album is a testament to Lutosławski's unique voice in the world of classical music, offering both complexity and beauty in equal measure.