The Man at the Keyboard, or How to Solve A Collector’s Headache

Unless you are lucky enough to have a box set of complete (?) piano sonatas, which only exists in the CD format, or, if that […]

Engineering Wizardry & Pianistic Honesty

Schubert’s final piano sonata, a long and demanding testament Searching on the internet for the best interpreters of Schubert’s late sonatas, one invariably ends up […]

Dodd’s DSD Discoveries: The PENTATONE Edition

Bill Dodd has been listening to the entire Pentatone DSD catalog for many years. And extensively over the past 6 weeks for the purpose of […]

Music for Two: Dark Fire, The Zoo, Silent City

Reviewer Mark Werlin returns to the NativeDSD Blog with three DSD reviews. Each of them features works for duos and they are all recorded and […]

An Hour Of Excellent & Intellectual Music

What is the difference between the automobile market and the music record business? Not much. Sales statistics cover the mass market in either sector. But […]

Brighter!

Dodd’s DSD Discoveries #36 It’s been a while since I’ve wandered through the catalog looking for discoveries.  I decided to look for some that would […]

Jazz Flugelhorn recorded by the NativeDSD Team

It all starts in this small town in the south of the Netherlands, when he joins the local brassband playing the flugelhorn at the age […]

Power of the Piano with the Freshness of the Harp

It is not the first time that Chopin’s spiritual output has been used by other creative minds to rearrange or transcribe it for another instrument […]