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Happy Easter from NativeDSD ! |
Easter is only a few days away so don’t miss out on a chance to purchase some DSD music that is perfect for the occasion. This holiday represents a turning of the tides: a rebirth of mind and spirit as well as a changing of the season from winter to spring. We wish to help you embrace the change and bring in the new season with some hand-picked music offers. From Gregorian chanting by the Consortivm Vocale Oslo to the celebratory big brass songs of the Gabriel V Brass Ensemble, there is something for everyone in this year’s Easter Special. |
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Easter Special: 15% off all Easter themed DSD Albums |
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Our Easter Special expires Wednesday 20th, end of day. Until that time, the discount is applied during checkout automatically. We added a couple picks below. |
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Happy Easter,
Jonas & The NativeDSD Team p.s. did you know that with a NativeDSD Plus subscription you can get all lower DSD rates included in any order, as well as a storewide discount? |
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Easter Special |
15% off selected Easter themed albums. Discount is applied automatically during checkout. Click here to see all discounted albums in our catalogue. This Easter Special ends on Wednesday, April 20. |
| This ensemble is acclaimed for their “breath-taking and aesthetic performances of the sacred choral music from the Renaissance to Romantic era” and “polished, well-blended sound with skills of clear diction transmission”. [Choir and Organ, Korea] |
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| The Netherlands Bach Society performs this work in a small-scale scoring with ten singers and eleven instrumentalists. According to the most recent research, this scoring constitutes a very close approximation of the ensemble with which Bach gave the first performance of the St. John Passion. |
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| Groundbreaking musicological work in recent decades has brought Kuijken to performing the passion with a drastically reduced ensemble and no conductor. There is no “choir” in the usual sense of the word; the choir is composed of just the soloists without additional singers. And a lone soprano replaces the boys’ choir. |
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| Consortivm Vocale Oslo’s album Exadiam Eum has been widely praised as one of the best recorded albums of Gregorian chants. Reviewers have praised this recording for capturing the excellent acoustics of Ringsaker Church, the exceptional singers and the top flight sound quality achieved by 2L’s Morten Lindberg. |
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La Passione di Gesù Cristo (The Passion of Jesus Christ) is a double album in Stereo DSD 64. The album is a live recording made in the church where Antonio Salieri was buried. The choice of this location was dictated by its wonderful acoustics which allowed Fone to obtain an exceptional recording of this music.
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| As portrayed in this album, Easter conveys many moods and feelings: from awe, festivity, and hope, to humiliation, disappointment, betrayal, anguish, and death while ending with victory, boundless jubilation, and stunning good tidings. |
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| Gabriel V Brass Ensemble presents Celebration in Brass, an inspiring collection of fanfares, beloved hymns, and masterworks arranged for brass by twentieth-century composers. Music-lovers will appreciate the rich interpretations of beloved hymns by James Curnow, William Mac Davis, Jack Stamp, and Steve Sherrill. |
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| The Magnificat is the Virgin Mary’s song of praise to God after one of the Bible’s greatest wonders: the angel Gabriel visiting her with the message that she is to be the mother of God’s son. *Album of the Year 2019
*Album of the Year: Audience Award 2019 |
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| Buxtehude is one of the most important organists and composers in Germany of the 17th century. This work features the story of the suffering or the passion of Jesus, and is made up of seven cantatas, with each cantata divided into six sections. |
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| Born For Passion marks the return of the Budafok Dohnanyi Orchestra conducted by Gabor Hollerung to NativeDSD Music. It follows their earlier album Sound Of Movies. Both are Stereo DSD 256 recordings from Hunnia Records that are available at the NativeDSD Music store. *Pure DSD |
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Easter SpecialMany more albums included! The -15% discount is applied automatically during checkout. NativeDSD’s Easter Special offer expires April 20, end of day. |
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Album of the Week - 25% off |
| Ballads for AudiophilesAvailable in Stereo, Surround and Binaural (DSD 64) |
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This ‘Scottish’ Symphony is as fresh, vital and even thrilling as any I’ve ever heard – and given the exceptional quality of the sound it easily goes to the top of my list … it is so good that it can be recommended without hesitation. - International Record Review |
About This Album |
From grappling with his two most popular symphonies, the ‘Scottish’ and ‘Italian’, one soon realizes how Mendelssohn absorbed foreign landscapes like a sponge, an impression reinforced by the exquisite water colors he found time to paint on his frequent travels. His vivid impressions of Scotland first surfaced in his Fingal’s Cave overture (sketched in 1829 but not published until 1834), in which the polishing process entailed eradicating traces of learned counterpoint in favor of ‘the taste of seagulls and train oil’ (as he himself put it). Indeed, his approach to instrumentation was close to that of an artist selecting individual shades and mixtures of colors. When once a fellow composer suggested to him, “Here pure purple is needed – the horns are dampening the splendor of the trumpets”, Mendelssohn replied, “No! No! That shouts too loudly. I want violet”. |
The 25% discount is automatically applied in your cart until April 22nd, 2022, when we announce the new Album of the Week. |
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Gear store |
| exaSound E62 Stereo DAC€ 2,899.00 // In Stock |
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