Unusual late violin concertos that bring out a personal voice from Vivaldi. This is an astounding recording. Guiliano recorded others, but this is the dramatic best. Brilliant.

Never mind the obvious marketing ploy, this really is precise and superb Bach. The young musicians put their heart, excitement and virtuousity into this recording.

Early and youthful charm from the great father of the Symphony. This was his calling card in his new position. Masterpieces from the start.

Crisp, exuberant playing form the great Szell/Cleveland era remastered sound. "Everyday" works by Amadeus that are stars above the best of many other composers top work.

This has long been a famous concerto recording which has been remastered. But the real master is Mozart, who was a phenomenal improvisor. His last piano concertos from 15 on are mini operas in themselves.

Vivacious soundings from Beethoven's instrument in concert form, fantastic comradery. The price is not a give away. This is a great peformance...a jewel found in the rough.

The most famous piano musings of Beethoven richly extracted by the majestic Arrau.

Profoundly introspective piano music from Schubert through Perahia. Nothing off-hand here. You'll come back to these pieces again and again.

Disturbingly emotional symphonies from the view of a kindred spirit...romanticism from the depths of the subconscious.

Tchaikovsky meets Bernstein and the house loses its roof: fate is transcended

A stormy pianist enlivening these monster concertos: these Titans have been transformed!

Lush, rich, orchestral sounds, a greeting card from the heart. One of Previn's finest achievements.

Acerbic and witty, Prokofiev commented on his tramatic era differently than Shostakovich. The 1st Concerto is of sharp vitality. The 3rd Concerto is a concert hall favorite. Both are played electrically in this great, remastered recording.