Peter Friedman

I haven't (yet) heard the Starker/Sebok set, but based on your comment, will do so within the next few days or so. However, I do very much like the Starker/Buchbinder set.

A Classic !

Beethoven - Cello Sonatas No.1-5

For still another point of view: Sonny Rollins Prestige and Blue Note recordings are what I find to be my favorite periods. Some of his Impulse records are to my taste, but the RCA's not so much. Most of what comes after the RCA albums are hit and miss for me. I love Sonny's sound on the Blue Notes and Prestige sessions. His later tenor sound was less appealing to me. I saw Sonny live about 4 times from roughly 1965 - on to the next few decades. At times I found his playing highly creative and often exciting, but his rhythm sections and sidemen were not very interesting.

Dvorak - Symphony No.5

R.I.P.

When this music was first released on vinyl back many many decades ago I loved it immediately. With Jackie McLean, Bill Hardman and Art Blakey, The title of the album says it all. Was highly pleased when Mosaic reissued it on CD.

Moravec / Neumann - Beethoven - Piano Concerto No.3