Aaron J. Rabushka said:

>Leinsdorf/Boston is a good choice--it was recorded 18 years after the BSO
>gave the work's premiere. Another good one is Arpad Joo's with one of the
>Budapest orchestras.

This was Leinsdorf's first recording as Music Director with the BSO, and
before RCA used "Dynagroove" to uglify the sound.  It was felt a good
choice for his first recording with the orchestra since the work had been
commissioned by Kousevitsky and received it's world premier by the BSO.  I
know some who feel it is the best sounding record Leinsdorf made with the
BSO.

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