Chang, Leif Ove Andsnes, Alexander Kerr, Wolfram Christ, and Georg Faust give a lively and rhythmically pointed performance of Dvorák's expansive Piano Quintet No. 2. The outer movements display infectious energy, while the somewhat faster-than-usual tempo in the Adagio keeps the melancholy on the light side but shirks none of Dvorák's heartfelt melodiousness. The recording presents a sharper focus and more natural perspective than that for the concerto. In all, it's a novel and enjoyable coupling well worth your consideration--especially if you have neither of these works in your collection.