Three Decca albums of English and Italian Baroque sinfonias from the analogue era, newly remastered and compiled and featuring several recordings new to CD. ‘J.C. Bach’s bracing little symphony is the prize of the lot… the work was made for stereo… Performances are warm and sensitive.’ High Fidelity, May 1967 (Hurwitz) ‘These are undeniably attractive performances… and the Decca recording produces clean and lifelike sound.’ Gramophone, September 1974 (Hurwitz) ‘Bonynge's LP of music by Johann Christian Bach and Antonio Salieri was in the Raymond Leppard mode: modern instruments, but historically aware performance styles. One doesn't associate this conductor with 18th-century masters, yet this record was another example of his inquisitive tastes and solid scholarship.’ Fanfare, Jan/Feb 2004 (Bonynge)