Mozart: Symphonies No. 31 'Paris', 39 & 40

"These are exceptionally lively performances: alertly phrased, and often with positively bouncing rhythm, executed at all times with very great skill. The orchestral balance is nearly always ideal, the number of string players probably tallying not so much with Mozart's own (he had rather louder wind-players, man for man, to contend with), as with the ideal number to let through today's wind soloists, as Mozart's score obviously intended." (Gramophone)