Music has the ability to bring different historical eras to life, making them feel vivid and present in the current moment. Exactly four centuries prior to this recording, William Byrd (1543–1623) died, and here, he is resurrected through the magnificent tribute piece, The Bells. Similarly, Brandenburger Remixed was composed as a tribute to the 300th anniversary of the Brandenburg Concerto No. 2; its legendary virtuoso trumpet part remains an outstanding benchmark for all trumpet soloists today. The saxophone concerto, Siddharta, was composed in 2021 to mark the centenary of the first edition of Hermann Hesse’s novel, acclaimed by millions, in which, Hesse so unprecedentedly aptly described a living Buddha who takes us back some 2,500 years into the past. Finally, Silk Road refers to Marco Polo, probably the most prominent explorer, who died exactly 700 years ago in January 1324 in his birthplace Venice. Let’s bring back all these places and times with the colourful sound world of these Time Travels to experience them all over again.