Are you looking for a fine rendition of the Brandenburg Concertos on modern instruments? And are you wondering if there are any budget CDs that are worth getting? Then I recomend this one!While I was comparing different versions of these Brandenburg Concertos, I eventually decided on Schwarz and the LA Chamber Orchestra. One thing I find kind of strange is the way how the track listing is on the CD. Some tracks have more than one movement. For example, the 3rd Concerto is one whole track! So be sure you look at the track listing if you are going to listen to one of the concertos. That's a very minor drawback. Another minor drawback is that this could've been made as a 2-CD set so you could have a complete set. So why didn't EMI/Seraphim bother doing it that way? But hey! The performance of these great works makes this version a must get for a cheap price.By the way, you could click here to see the other one.If you were to see the original 1980 vinyl release, it would say that it's a digital recording. On the CD release, it says "ADD. So, it must be a misprint. But it doesn't matter if the recording is analog or digital. It sounds great!