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In the notes that Andras Schiff contributes to this set, he makes an admirable case in defense of the music while rather cattily sniping at certain colleagues whose interpretive ideas he finds unacceptable. This is a pity, because it makes him sound defensive about a large body of work that music lovers long have recognized as being generally superior to Mozart's solo keyboard output, and that justifiably needs all the support it can get. Schiff's performance of the music is wholly idiomatic, though you don't have to read the grumpy notes to realize that he skimps a bit on some of that typically Haydnesque humor to be found in, say, the first movement of the great E-flat Sonata (No. 62), or the wacky finale of No. 60. On the other hand, he delivers a smoking performance of the brilliant Fantasia in C, and the Sonata in C minor (No. 33) has all of the emotional turbulence anyone could desire. With music making of such high quality at almost every point, this set is a very welcome addition to the Haydn keyboard discography.

-David Hurwitz (www.classicstoday.com/review.asp?ReviewNum=190)