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One relative novelty, plus a valuable addition to Leinsdorf’s discography [SV]

Assured playing, let down by the recording [SV]

Familiar recordings, probably skippable [SV]

(Déjà Review) A level of involvement I haven’t heard from Chailly in years [SV]

Appealing, occasionally quirky Classical quintets [SV]

Appealing lighter music, when it hangs together [SV]

(Déjà Review) It’s difficult adequately to describe the essential rightness of these performances [SV]

Conventional Classical-era quartets, with some quirky details [SV]

(Déjà Review) A performance to love and to cherish [SV]

Two lovely chamber scores for strings and winds [SV]

Twentieth-century American, with its own set of highs and lows [SV]

Solid Classical construction, and occasionally more [SV]

Something of a mixed bag [SV]

Some good things, but this is only for Jansons completists [SV]

Revival of a collection of appealing, less familiar Respighi [SV]

Played somewhat ‘wrong,’ but much of it still right [SV]

Realizes the balletic and symphonic styles, but not everything gels [SV]

For the conductor’s fans only [SV]

An interesting document, but only the Emperor adds significantly to the discography [SV]

The Quartet comes off better than the Quintet [SV]

A virtuoso hornist addresses newly discovered Baroque repertoire [SV]