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For Your GRAMMY® Consideration

We are thrilled to announce that The Hope Album is entering the GRAMMY® race for Best Classical Compendium, represented by WhiteBear.

Explore the music, credits, and submission details on our official FYC page.

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Best Classical Compendium

A Charity Music Project

Hope Album

HOPE is a non-profit music album involving 12 international film composers from all around the world. The album was recorded by the prestigious London Symphony Orchestra at the iconic Abbey Road Studios. All proceeds will be donated to Save The Children, providing essential support to victims of war.

The album, initiated by Swiss Cellist Andreas Graf and produced by Epic Lab Media, will be released on May 1, 2026 by Claves Records, Switzerland.

Support The Project

Get Your Copy Now

Secure your copy and support Save the Children by purchasing the album from Claves Records. Purchasing a physical copy will help the cause best.

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Stream the album

Listen to the album on all major streaming platforms (available from 1 May 2026):

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Amazon Music
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    Artists & Contributors

    From 8 Countries & Counting

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    Spreading Awareness Through Press & Radio

The Composers

The HOPE album showcases the work of some of today’s most respected contemporary film composers, including GRAMMY winners and EMMY nominees. Each composer has generously contributed their talents to help support this meaningful cause. Click on their profiles to learn more about their achievements and contributions.

Twelve Voices. one album

Dedicated Talent Behind HOPE

The Performers

The HOPE album is brought to life by an extraordinary group of performers. At its heart is the London Symphony Orchestra, one of the world’s most acclaimed orchestras, known for its rich history and unparalleled skill. Led by conductor Ben Palmer, renowned for his expertise in film music, with the masterful solo cello of Andreas Graf, each performer has contributed their expertise to create something truly special. Together, they have crafted a sound that transcends borders and connects people through the universal language of music.

Ambassadors of the HOPE Project

The HOPE project is honored to have received official endorsements from public figures who are passionate about the arts and humanitarian efforts

I believe in the power of music to sooth our hearts reminding us to help those crying children all over the world. Let us join hands with Hope in this selfless initiative.

Deo Clarisse Bashala
Writer & Singer, South Africa

This is a wonderful initiative. I hope the HOPE project will especially help those whose voices are not heard. In Wukro, with love and care, Ángel Olaran plants hope´s seed, in every soul, fulfilling every need.

Fernando Ekkelenkamp Bulnes
Secretary General at Les Jeunes Du Monde Unis, Madrid

Our Volunteers

The success of the HOPE project would not be possible without the incredible dedication of volunteers from around the world. These individuals have generously contributed their time and energy to bring this project to life. We extend our deepest gratitude to all the volunteers whose hard work and commitment make HOPE a reality.

Heros Behind The Scenes

The HOPE Blog: Music That Moves the World

Stories, Updates & Inspirations

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    INSIDE THE IMMERSIVE SOUND OF HOPE

    An Interview with Katia Sochaczewska, PhD Immersive audio is opening up new possibilities for how we experience music. For HOPE, Katia Sochaczewska, PhD, created the album’s Dolby Atmos mix, bringing together her experience as an immersive music producer with her research into spatial audio and human perception. Her work spans creative production, psychoacoustics and the…

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    The Hidden Story Arc of the HOPE Album

    Did you know that the track order of the HOPE album was carefully structured to reflect the hidden architecture of storytelling in film? While all twelve compositions were created independently and without narrative instructions, their final sequence on the album was later thoughtfully arranged to mirror the dramatic progression of a classic three-act structure and…

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    HOPE on Swiss national radio SRF 2 Kultur – now available to stream

    Selected works from HOPE – 12 Prayers for Cello & Orchestra were featured on May 6, 2026 on Swiss national radio SRF 2 Kultur as part of a programme dedicated to new classical releases. The broadcast has now aired, but it remains available to stream online via the SRF audio platform. Dive into this broadcast…

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