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a superb recording of what a fine conductor [Kertesz] was...the playing is irresistable in its high spirits and vivacious colouring. The furiants go with the wind, but Kertesz mantains the underlying... — Penguin Guide, 2011 editionMore…

Abbado's outstanding Decca Scottish Symphony is beautifully played and the LSO responds to his direction with the greatest delicacy of feeling, while the Italian Symphony has a comparable lightness... — Penguin GuideMore…

Kertész's Requiem dates from 1968 and on all counts but one, it surpasses Karel Ancerl's classic 1959 set, reissued on DG in 1995 and coupled with Fischer-Dieskau's 1960 set of Dvorák's Bibli-cal... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010More…

Ashkenazy's Chopin hardly needs any further advocacy. His distinguished and virtually complete survey rests alongside the Rubinstein recordings in general esteem. The 16 Polonaises were not... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010More…