#Disc of the Week # Classical concert series released by Philip Company, the album cover design is unique, are mixed and matched with photos and comics, the design concept is novel, the visual effect is prominent, and it is highly recognizable. This series is a low-priced CD series launched by Philips in the 1980s and 1990s, the price is not high, and the packaging is mostly plastic long-box packaging. More than 100 varieties have been published and distributed. The recordings are rich in content, including masterpieces such as the Mozart Symphony conducted by Klipps, the Violin Concerto of Bach and Vivaldi performed by Schelling, and the complete Beethoven Symphony by Johum.
The earliest personal purchase in this series was Steven Bishop Kovačević's Beethoven Piano Concerto with colin Davis conducting the BBC Symphony Orchestra. Kovačević was born in the United States to a Croatian immigrant father. Before the 1970s he was known as Bishop Kovačević, and personally felt that the recordings of this period were the pinnacle of his performance, and later renamed Steven Bishop Kovacevich. Most of his recordings were published in Philippe's company, especially this set of Beethoven Piano Concertos, which were clean and clean, with a strong voice, and had a unique charm unlike other versions, and I was particularly fascinated by this set of records for a while.
