Recorded exactly fifty years after the premiere, this masterpiece was the first recording of a major orchestra by Pouleze, which at a stretch raised the bar for Spring Festival. This work, which has been categorized as barbarism music, is irradiated with X-rays, and based on his own papers that have a perfect perspective on the entire structure, he breathed life into fine sound cells as a revolutionary performer, This is why Bouraz is a genius who has succeeded in sympathizing organically. This 1963 recording it was a time when French instruments, including woodwinds, still existed, adding to the value of this record. It may be said that it is a sound closer to the premiere. The sound of the basson at the beginning and the tone of the horn are also faithfully captured. The latest mastering has been applied carefully from the analog master upon the recurrence.

The 1960 famous recording by David Oistrakh and Otto Klemperer with French National Radio Orchestra, known as one of the best recordings of Brahms' violin concerto, is finally on SACD. In addition, to the disc added Beethoven's Triple Concerto with Sir Malcolm Sargent & Philharmonia Orchestra recorded in 1958. For this reprint, have been used a new master that was digitized at 96kHz/24bit from the original master, and mastered to the SACD layer and CD layer separately.