Recorded in HÃ¡skÃ³labiÃ³, Iceland, in a fine concert hall, D'Indy's lush, Wagner-inspired orchestration comes across with the warmth of the Mediterranean in its bones. The high resolution files sharpen up the orchestral image, and SigurÃ°ur Flosason's saxophone emerges with satisfactory heft.During "Diptyque mÃ©diterranÃ©en", the composer's last work, you can almost hear the crickets and smell the mimosa.  These releases come from an ongoing series of orchestral music by D'Indy and I hope Volume 2 will appear in high resolution before long. --Audiophile Audition - June 28, 2010