Fortunately, I also have that cycle (in addition to several other Nielsen cycles and individual symphony recordings). I've become a bit obsessed with Nielsen recently. 🤩
Then again, how can you NOT be obsessed with a guy who had the foresight to mug for the camera in the 19th century, long before it was fashionable?
Nielsen, Symphonies Nos. 2 and 4 / Helios Overture / The Fog is Lifting (Taagen Letter)
Morton Gould (Symphony No. 2), Jean Martinon (Symphony No. 4 and Overture), Chicago Symphony Orchestra
James Galway (flute), Sioned Williams (harp) ("The Fog . . . .") (RCA)
Beethoven, Symphonies Nos. 2 and 7 / Mass in C / The Ruins of Athens (excerpts)
Thomas Beecham, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Beecham Choral Society (EMI)
Making my way through this box:
Glazunov, Complete Symphonies and Concertos
Jose Serebrier, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Russian National Orchestra (Warner)
Bartok, Concerto for Orchestra / Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celesta
Antal Dorati, Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (Concerto); Ivan Fischer, Budapest Festival Orchestra (Music) (Eloquence/Philips)
Schumann, Piano Trios Nos. 1-3 / Phantasiestucke for Piano Trio / Piano Quartet / Piano Quintet
Trio Wanderer, Christophe Gaugue (viola, Quartet and Quintet), Catherine Montier (violin, Quintet) (Harmonia Mundi)
Beethoven, Piano Concerto No. 4 / Piano Sonata No. 27 / 32 Variations on an Original Theme in C minor
Ivan Moravec (piano), Martin Turnovsky, Orchestra of the Vienna Musikverein (VAI Audio)
Schumann, Piano Quintet / Piano Quartet / Piano Trios Nos. 1-3
Beaux Arts Trio, Samuel Rhodes (viola, Quintet and Quartet), Dolf Bettelheim (violin, Quintet) (Philips)