James Levine's performance of the famous G Minor Symphony is very good in the outer movements, but it's marred by his strange decision to take all of the repeats in the slow movement, resulting in a lopsided structure that Mozart could never have envisaged. The remaining items on the program are ably conducted by Erich Leinsdorf, and at mid-price this isn't a bad deal, provided you have a long attention span. --David Hurwitz