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This set is pure joy. These are period performances, but there's nothing hair-shirt about them.
Pinnock caresses the slow movements with great affection, and throughout there's a sense of fun... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010 More…

this Mozart box seems to contain about the same proportion of great performances, near misses and damp squibs as all the other Klemperer boxes in this series. It certainly shows that his style... — MusicWeb International, 25th July 2013 More…

Absolutely first-rate... among the freshest, most beautifully played performances that you can get anywhere, wonderfully recorded — The Guardian, 14th March 1991 More…

a sparkling version — Gramophone Magazine More…

An epoch-making set, reissued for the first time in a quarter century. James Levine was the Vienna Philharmonic’s own choice of conductor when the orchestra agreed to make its first (and still... — Penguin Guide More…