Juliusz Zarebski (1854-85) was a renowned pianist and composer, garnering high praise from Liszt…and Borodin. His reputation today rests on his marvellous G minor Piano Quintet… The newly reformed Warsaw Piano Quintet give a superbly rounded account, catching its late-romantic fervour as well as, in the later movements, it's forward-looking aspect. Born half a century later, Grażyna Bacewicz (1909-69) achieved fame as a violinist and composer... The first of her two piano quintets (1952) is in the lively folk-derived style required of Polish composers by the regime of the day. Bacewicz made a virtue of this restriction, balancing neo-romantic warmth with classical litheness. It is a winning combination, winningly delivered by the Warsaw Quintet.