The ‘Beethoven Piano Concertos’ You’ve Been Looking For

I’ve been listening for too many years, and loved too many different recordings of the 5 Beethoven Piano Concertos to settle on absolute favorites, but […]

‘Paysage’ from Véronique Gens is Simply and Gently Moving

When I went to check the mailbox today I was greeted by a cloudless sky. The temperature was perfect. Our large bay tree is perfuming the entire […]

Britten’s ‘Sinfonia da Requiem’ from Sir Simon Rattle and LSO

I first “discovered” Benjamin Britten’s Sinfonia da Requiem in 1963 with Andre Previn’s premiere album as conductor of the St. Louis Symphony. I bought the album […]

Music, Film or Both?

This Stereo & 5 Channel Surround Sound DSD EP has been sourced from the DXD original edit master and is available only at NativeDSD! Check […]

Praise for ‘Mozart, You Drive Me Crazy!’

Golda Schultz, supported by seven other fine soloists, takes us on a delightful excursion through the three Mozart/da Pointe operas, Don Giovanni, Le nozzi di Figaro, […]

Pentatone Has a Rising Star! 

Pentatone has a rising star! Venezuelan Rafael Payare has been making a name for himself for the past few years, and these two newer releases […]

Noella Rodiles Continues to Surprise

A growing number of Spain’s classical prominence has gained worldwide recognition thanks to Gonzalo Noqué, the driving force behind the Spanish audiophile label, Eudora Records. […]

Multiple Album Review of Songlines Recordings

HRAudio jazz music reviewer Mark Werlin offers us a multi-album review of recent albums from Songlines Recordings. Mikkel Ploug: Alleviation On “Alleviation”, Danish electric guitarist […]