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Jeff Beck: Truth | analogue - February 24, 2023
Both the Steve Hoffman sacd and the Mofi version are a great listen. To be sure there are slight differences as different hardware and different human beings created the ...
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It's from 2020.
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Rest in peace, Wayne Shorter (August 25, 1933 – March 2, 2023).
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If you are the 'Analogue' of old......welcome back :)
Bill Evans: You Must Believe in Spring | analogue - February 24, 2023
I am impressed with the sound of this sacd. It is full bodied and has depth. While I would have liked the transfer to have been pure dsd from the original tape ...
Hollywood Soundstage - Wilson | Mark Mitchell - March 7, 2023
Excellent and very enjoyable disc, especially if you like old Hollywood movies. Buy it, don’t even contemplate!
Steely Dan: Can’t Buy a Thrill | analogue - February 26, 2023
The rumor that the original masters were destroyed in a fire at the Universal warehouse is not true.....thankfully. This sacd, pure Dsd from the original tape source sounds ...
Beethoven: Transcriptions - Kodama | Kveld-Úlfr - March 11, 2023
I haven't seen a single SA-CD from Pentatone in the last two or three years and, correct me if I'm wrong, it seems the label had given up on the format, releasing only DSD ...
The Silence Between - van Loenen, Borsboom
trptk TTK0058
Stereo/Multichannel Hybrid
Classical - Chamber
Stravinsky: Suite from 'Fairy's Kiss'
Takemitsu: Fairy Distance
Debussy: Beau Soir
Kurt Schwertsik: Unterwegs nach Heiligenstadt
Poulenc: Violin Sonata
Pieter van Loenen (violin)
Tobias Borsboom (piano)
‘The music is not in the notes, but in the silence between them.’ This quote, attributed to Claude Debussy, got them thinking. What could that phrase mean, violinist Pieter van Loenen and pianist Tobias Borsboom wondered. Through music of Stravinsky, Poulenc, Takemitsu, Schwertsik and of course Debussy the duo explores in this album the different possible interpretations of ‘the silence between’: The place where the music resides.
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