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| | New York Philomusica Records |
 | | Featuring a "new" divertimento, reconstructed through the scholarship of Robert D. Levin, the final work on the CD, Il Re Pastore, brings an entirely original area of inquiry to the realm of recording and performance. |
 | | The program begins with one of the most popular works Mozart was to write, is followed by the second of his Tafelmusiken and continues with the extraordinarily lovely ensemble of flutes, trumpets and tympani, in a collection of dances written for the graduation ceremony of horses from their "High School." |
 | | Isidore Cohen leads the great Divertimento No. 15, which is a display of extraordinary virtuosity and, in the Adagio, sublime beauty, both by composer and his performers on every instrument. |
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