Absolute musical repose and interpretive serenity dominate this live concert form Salzburg, with Herbert von Karajan at the helm of a thoroughly responsive BPO.

Fabien Sevitzky, later of Indianapolis Symphony fame, here finds restored his early recordings with the Philadelphia Chamber String Simfonietta, which he founded and led with urbane authority.

The indefatigable octogenarian Monteux still rattles the rafters in a Berlin Philharmonic appearance with brilliant concertmaster Schwalbe, live performances previously unissued.

This is a set to treasure and reset your notions of what the music of Robert Schumann can be.

ICAC resurrects a classic 1951 performance of the Mahler Fifth by Hans Rosbaud, a glorious incarnation for the period and a splendid call to the composer for all ages.

Two concertos from Argentine virtuoso Ricardo Odnoposoff in 1962 testify to a flawless master of his instrument who deserves more credit.

An interesting reissue of brass music from some earlier LPs.

The second installment of the Kajanus Sibelius Edition proves as virtuosic and splendidly taut as the first, including a gripping account of the D Major Symphony from 1930.

Scandinavian cello virtuoso Erling Bloendal Bengtsson has three modernist concertos to display his immense prowess that has gained him international renown.

The much-awaited American debut of Sviatoslav Richter in 1960 still emanates the sparks and roars of a colossal lion at the keyboard.