I have little to add to this evaluation, save that remastering has brightened up the sound to good effect, so if you haven't purchased the Eloquence issue, this more expensive option will deliver slightly better sonics. The couplings come from Mackerras' Decca series of the great operas, and are played with predictable authority (though there's a whopping trumpet flub at the climax of Jealousy, just before the end). It's so interesting to hear the way Mackerras manages to get the Vienna Philharmonic to produce the lean sonority that Janácek requires, though Talich's reorchestrations in the suite from The Cunning Little Vixen sound excessively rich next to what we now know as the composer's authentic sonority. Still, this reissue belongs in the library of anyone who loves Janácek. And doesn't everyone?