Szigeti plays and conducts his own arrangement of Tartini's D minor concerto (D. 45), and has Fritz Stiedry on hand in the violin restoration of the marvelous Harpsichord Concerto BWV 1052--this latter an especially remarkable performance that sustains an impressive level of drive and passion in the work's outer movements. The shorter works include arrangements of everything from Dvorák's Slavonic Dances to a number from Kodály's Háry János, taking in along the way works by Milhaud, Paganini, Hubay, Stravinsky, Brahms, and even Peter Warlock. Fine notes complement Andante's rather unattractive and awkward book-style packaging. You would spend much more than Andante's $80 price tag to assemble this material from other sources, even assuming you could find it all, making this set something of a bargain given the uniform excellence of performance and transfer quality. If Andante manages more sets like this one, they'll really have something going.