Indeed, the only quibble I have about the finished product concerns the engineering, which favors the clarinet and captures a bit too much clicking of the keys. It's not a vey serious issue, and it certainly doesn't diminish the positive orchestral contribution under Robin O'Neill, but it's there all the same. The inclusion of the delightful Variations in B flat and the Potpourri in F (actually another set of variations), both equally well played, only add to the disc's attractions. On the whole, the performances are more vivid than the competition on Naxos, and fully on a par with Karl Leister's complete set (Orfeo). I assume that a second disc will be forthcoming eventually, and if it's as good as this one then Collins and Co. will be major contenders for pride of place in this music. Do get to know them.