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As a point of departure, I'd recommend a superb disc of Weinberg's Clarinet Sonata, "Jewish Songs," and Piano Quintet, with members of the Arc Ensemble.

The Beastie Boys themselves romped through songs from their recent albums, which touched on various social concerns -- respect for women, tax money for health care, Buddhist ideals of nonviolence -- but mostly touted the Boys themselves and their superb disc jockey, Mixmaster Mike, who kept the tracks behind the rappers changing from verse to verse.

Her recitals usually include at least a nod to modernity, and among her recordings are superb discs devoted to songs by Charles Ives and Ned Rorem.

By Alex Ross January 4, 2010 Joshua Smith, the principal flutist of the Cleveland Orchestra, talks about his superb new disc of the Bach Flute Sonatas.

Third Coast Percussion has a superb new disc of the percussion works on the Mode label, whose Cage Edition now runs to forty-five volumes.

And one hopes the audience's response will match the intense reception heard on his superb live disc from 2000, "Shoutin' in Key" (Hannibal).

New on the Pristine site is a spruced-up version of the Busch Quartet's unsurpassed rendition… Joshua Smith, the principal flutist of the Cleveland Orchestra, talks about his superb new disc of the Bach Flute Sonatas.

It's the period-instrument revolution in reverse: the inventive French pianist Alexandre Tharaud, who made a superb Rameau disc in 2001, here brings the piano's rounded timbre and fluid dynamics to Couperin.

Forty years into his storied career, Mr. Mahal brings his Grammy-winning alchemy of gruff wails, searching harmonica and nontraditional tropicalia beats to this noisy club, which will hopefully match the intense reception heard of his superb live disc from 2000, "Shoutin' in Key" (Hannibal).

TWO years ago Kino International offered "Gaumont Treasures: 1897-1913," a three-disc set adapted from a superb seven-disc collection, "Gaumont: Le Cinéma Premier," issued by the French studio that is probably the oldest continuing filmmaking concern in the world.

From the French label Aeon comes a superb two-disc set in which the Arditti plays Mr. Dusapin's first five string quartets, composed between 1982 and 2005, and the "Trio (Musique Fugitive)" from 1980 (AECD 0983).