Don Satz comments are acknowledged, but I stick by my belief that if you are only going to own one Turek Goldberg's, this new version should not be the one. She has been a great interpreter, but has interpreted out on this one, in my opinion... to where this is just another Goldberg's Variation. In her newest recording she skips some repeats, experiments with some tempos but not consistently, and tries out some subtleties but doesn't pull them off. She provides us with music that is not as fresh as I expected from a pianist of her greatness. I don't understand why she thought she had something new to say. I do believe you should own at least two or three of her six recordings of the Goldberg variations. I think her best is the VAI recording from 1993 or 1994. That would be in my list of top-ten Goldberg Variation performances. This one is nothing special. If you buy CD's on a budget and don't have any Turek, get her 2-CD set, Great Recordings of the 20th Century, then save up for the VAI recording. Ray Bayles