If you're a classical music fan, you may have noticed that it's very difficult to search for particular works of music on most streaming services.

You can only search for artist, title of the song, and title of the album.

But classical music fans need to search by composer, work, conductor, orchestra, period, and genre.

Idagio has solved this problem for classical music fans.

The Idagio streaming service has been designed specifically for the classical genre

and makes it easy to compare multiple recordings and versions of the same works.

So if you search for Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, for instance,

you would be able to compare more than 150 recordings on one page

and then filter them by conductor or orchestra. I especially like Idagio's curated

playlists, which have enabled me to discover a lot of classical music I didn't know about before.

Now you can try Adagio for free for 14 days and then pay just $9.99 per month when you subscribe. To try it out,

visit podcast.idogio.com slash renegade. Again, that's podcast.orgio, I-D-A-G-I-O.com

slash renegade.

This is the unregistered podcast, and I'm Thaddeus Russell.

This is a show about ideas, people, and behaviors that are considered inappropriate,

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