1. “The classical record industry remains in a funk, if not outright free fall, yet now is actually a great time to collecting older classical recordings” writes David Mermelstein in the Wall Street Journal. There is an abundance of massive boxed sets at relatively cheap prices. For example: Horowitz's Carnegie Hall performances (41 CDs), Heifetz (104), (pianist) Malcuzynski (8) and the most notable, “Decca Sound: The Mono Years 1944-1956”' (50). 10Se15 [I have been pleased with a set of Faure works on Brilliant Classics, also a set of British Symphonies on NAXOS].

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