Brenton Broadstock has something to say (or hear) and he makes the four sections of the concerto melodic and listenable. He knows how to start and end each section with a dominant theme that involves the listener and captures your interest. The intervening themes are interesting, and he returns to a slightly altered original theme at the conclusion of each section. I found the concerto thoroughly enjoyable.

The orchestra plays very well for conductor Purcell. Excellent sound.

[edited from longer review including other works]