Right now, I'm I bailed on the Michael Nyman opera, which has immediately gone on the trade pile along with that lousy Manon Lescaut CD. I'm listening to the Hilary Hahn five-CD set right now. Disc one is solo violin stuff, so I'll do that one last. Disc two, which is what I'm listening to, is the Beethoven violin concerto, and as cool as I am on Ludwig Van, this performance is superb - her tone is so subtle and sweet, and I'm even enjoying the music, just as I enjoy the Beethoven seventh symphony. David Zinman is the conductor on this disc - the other piece is Leonard Bernstein's Serenade. Disc three, which follows, is the Samuel Barber and then some composer I never heard of, Edgar Meyer - Hugo Wolff is the conductor on that one.