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Did Chopin ever die? Chopin belongs to a group of composers who never tire, no matter how often you listen to the same piece. Just […]
Adrian Quanjer on Sep 24, 2021
Use coupon: GERSHWIN for 20% OFF the DSD Albums below!Ends: September 30, 2021 Once upon a time, about 27 years after Gershwin first introduced his […]
Bill Dodd on Sep 03, 2021
This is Rob’s review of Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No.2 in E minor, Op.27 performed by the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Simon Rattle on the LSO […]
Rob Pennock on Aug 13, 2021
Gramophone says they’re among the very best! Founded almost 100 years ago (1923), Gramophone is one of the world’s most important music publications. Over the […]
Bill Dodd on Oct 12, 2021
New does not always mean New In a highly competitive field, labels must look for new avenues to satisfy classical music lovers’ appetite having already […]
Adrian Quanjer on Aug 13, 2021
I admit it –just like most people I tend to stay in my comfort zone. But one of the joys of wandering through the Native […]
Bill Dodd on Jul 09, 2021
Music or Witchcraft? How many of you are familiar with the theremin? It may sound a bit out of place here, but I came to […]
Adrian Quanjer on Jul 02, 2021
More than a great pianist | A natural talent enthralling his audience Is it fair to say that the best recordings are made by people […]
Adrian Quanjer on Jun 11, 2021
Ah, the opportunities! With so many albums to choose from! Here I share a few ideas, these are some of the classical works, interpretations and […]
Bill Dodd on May 25, 2021
A NativeDSD Music customer from Italy recently asked NativeDSD’s Technical Advisor Brian Moura: “Can you recommend some Jazz in Direct Stream Digital (DSD)”? His reply […]
Brian Moura on May 18, 2021
Unless you are lucky enough to have a box set of complete (?) piano sonatas, which only exists in the CD format, or, if that […]
Adrian Quanjer on May 07, 2021
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 […]
Adrian Quanjer on Apr 30, 2021
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