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Jim Pugh And Anderson Audio NY Announce ‘New American Symphonies’, Featuring The First-Ever Recording Of Roy Harris’s Long-Lost Trombone Symphony

Acclaimed Trombonist Jim Pugh Reunites with Lifelong Friend and Grammy-Winning Engineer Jim Anderson of Anderson Audio NY to Resurrect a Forgotten Chapter of American Music History in Digital eXtreme Definition (DXD) Release event set for September 15 at Technica House in New York City EXCLUSIVE EARLY RELEASE ONLY AT NATIVEDSD June 24, 2026: Nearly ninety years […]

Guest Authors on Jun 25, 2026

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‘Canada Day’ Volumes II, III and IV – The Unmastered Editions
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‘All These Lighted Things’ from Elim Chan
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From The Producer: ‘Wayne Marshall – The Breton Rhapsodies’
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Beethoven: Pathétique · Moonlight · Waldstein

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Outer Marker Records: Recording at the Edge of Fidelity

At a time when music production is often defined by speed, convenience, and endless digital manipulation, Outer Marker Records was founded on a radically different idea: capture music as purely and faithfully as possible, and let the performance speak for itself. Created by recording legend Doug Fearn together with brothers George and Geoff Hazelrigg, the […]

Jonas Sacks on Feb 10, 2026

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Houston Grand Opera Wins 2026 GRAMMY Award for Intelligence

Originally Written for HGO Website by Houston Grand Opera staff. View Original Jake Heggie and Gene Scheer’s company-commissioned 2023 world premiere opera recognized with GRAMMY Award for Best Opera Recording. Third GRAMMY in HGO history goes to first release from the new Houston Grand Opera label, created with London Symphony Orchestra’s label LSO Live  HOUSTON—February 1, 2026—Houston Grand […]

David Hopkins on Feb 02, 2026

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LSO Live Named ICMA Label of the Year 2026
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Albums of the Year – 2025 Nominations, Part 3: Jazz Fusion, Jazz Soloist, Classical Crossover, Latin, World
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Stravinsky: Muses from Camerata Salzburg

Available Now for 40% Off Stravinsky’s “Big Three”, The Rite of Spring, Firebird, and Petrushka, are literally cultural icons.  Hundreds of recordings, new and re-releases, have had a huge presence in concerts and in record sales. They each have a bold narrative, and are written for big orchestras.  But the three neoclassical works on this […]

Bill Dodd on May 08, 2026

Recent Finds No. 72 NativeDSD Shows Again Why Not To Allow Format Dictate Music

Read Original I so often bring to you music in ultra-high resolution, but there are so many wonderful recordings not originally recorded in DXD or DSD256. I listen to many of these, but don’t regularly write about them because my brief is to focus on the higher resolution recordings so readers can know that they […]

Rush Paul on Apr 30, 2026

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Nostos (20th Anniversary Edition) [Pure DSD] from Yarlung Records

Dear Friends in the NativeDSD family, Nostos maintains a special place in my heart.  This was Yarlung’s first choral recording, and I must admit we got very lucky.  I haven’t admitted this before but Nostos was supposed to be a warm up recording to test a new concert hall and to test some recording techniques […]

Bob Attiyeh on Jun 05, 2026

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‘Ciaramella’: Yarlung’s 20th Anniversary Edition
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Tannoy | Pioneers in hi-fi loudspeakers since 1926

This year we presented DSD music at the London Audio Show 2024. We had the pleasure of presenting our music through Tannoy speakers, and the equally great pleasure of meeting Daniel Raggett of Symphony Distribution who supplied and set up the speakers in our room. I was so pleased by the sound of the Tannoys […]

Guest Authors on Jul 09, 2024

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Recent Finds No. 71: New Releases to Enjoy from NativeDSD

View Original I am frequently overwhelmed, in the most positive way imaginable, by the cornucopia of marvelous releases that appear. Such is the case today as I offer to you my thoughts on eight recent releases available at NativeDSD. They have made my heart sing these past few weeks. Santiago de Masarnau: Piano Works (Vol. […]

Rush Paul on Apr 24, 2026

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Recent Finds No. 69: A Potpourri of Nice Releases with Four Pure DSD256

View Original Over the past few weeks, my listening has been filled with enjoyable discoveries: four Pure DSD256 releases from Hunnia and Eudora (four!); another excellent LSO Live release with Gianandrea Noseda; a superb performance of Handel’s Theodora; a fine new recording from Barry Diament on his Soundkeeper label—who has something to teach popular and folk […]

Rush Paul on Apr 16, 2026

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Berlioz’s ‘Requiem’ from Sir Antonio Pappano and Concertgebouworkest

A memory crossed my mind the other day.  I was attending a 6 week Summer Session at UC Berkeley in 1963, and one of my classes was Chorus, with longtime conductor and professor, Dr. Edward Lawton.  I was in the chorus for the Summer Concert, Berlioz’ Grande Messe des Morts. It was a wonderful experience! […]

Bill Dodd on Apr 16, 2026

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