Walter Meyer writes: >Checking out my purchase of a portable radio at Circuit City (a local >discount appliance chain) I saw a bin of off brand classical CD's at $1.99 >each. Figuring I didn't have much to lose, I bought three and am now in >the middle of listening to the second. Such a conicidence - I too was at Circuit City a couple of months ago purchasing an inexpensive cassette player when I discovered those racks. What a delightful find. I have since purchased at least 16 plus CDs of some very excellent music. The label is generally Point Classics - and some of the artists performing are the Austrian Radio Symphony Orch., Takacs Quartet,London Festival Orch., Flautist Bryan Keith, and the Suddeutche Philharmonic. Orchestras and Conductors were unknown to me. However, I was most struck by the works presented: Beethoven's Missa Solemnis Corrette Concertos for Organ Dohnanyi Sonata for violin and Piano op 021 Hindemith Sonata for flute and Piano Janacek Sinfonietta for Orchestra Paganin Concerto for violin and Orch no. 001 Ravel String Quartet in F Maj Shutz: St. Matthew Passion Smetana String Quartets Wieniawski Concerto for Violin no. 2 Dvorak's Symphony no. 5 Bartok: Folk Dances Some of this music was unfamiliar to me and this was a very inexpensive (1.99 per disc) introduction to some excellent music - especially the Shutz work. Very decent sound and performances I thought. Go back Walter, and get some more. Ed Beach