What would Brahms have chosen?

Photo credit: Felix Broede Adrian Quanjer is back with a new DSD Review at the NativeDSD Music Blog. Here he reviews the recent album released […]

A fallback position?

Many politicians, parliamentarians, diplomats, generals, and even ordinary souls like me should have one. And what’s more, for clever people it may even be a […]

The Best DSD. Does Bill Dodd Agree with Gramophone Magazine?

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 […]

A Dream Come True: Anna Fedorova’s Chopin

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 […]

Growing Into Gershwin

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 […]

LSO: Rachmaninoff Symphony No.2 in E minor, Op.27

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 […]

DSD Album Review: So, Don’t Spare Your Speakers

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 […]

The Unexpected

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 […]