Thanks for all of the great recommendations everyone! Truly amazing times when I can start listening to an album from Qobuz/Roon in a small number of seconds after reading these posts.
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A very nice and revealing song about how to identify well with a good DAC ,as my Bartok two different voices and guitars and drums at different positions and layers with a very cohesive and relax sound.
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New (I think) from Sound Liaison. Quite the RQ/SQ. @BillK, given your ear for piano hammer tones, I would be interested to read your impressions.
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For those of you who enjoy headphone listening, check out Ottmar Liebert’s binaural flamenco guitar album Up Close (Available on Qobuz):
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I’ve had the Redbook of this for some time. Quite good!
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Once, the prospect of listening to an album of harp music would have constituted a threat, but I really enjoyed most of this,
Thank you Qobuz.
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Ha ha — I thought the same thing until I heard Mary Lattimore’s — Silver Ladders.
I’ll try yours now too 
I think it can still constitute a credible threat. 
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Neither will make me forget Ottmar Liebert or Jesse Cook, but each is very pleasant.
dCS analog to digital converters were used in the recording of this album.
https://www.northstarconsult.nl/
Bert van der Wolf records for his own label “Turtle Records” but also for many other labels.
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Bert’s a great guy. I believe it was dCS’s own David Steven Jr. that came up with the name “Spirit of the Turtle”.
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I had the honor of listening in his studio a long time ago.
Then it’s at home…haha
He is “THE” SACD specialist.
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I am probably late to this party, but I enjoyed this even more than I expected. DXD from NstiveDSD.
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Ennio Morricone - Cinema Suites for Violin & Orchestra
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