'The E flat Serenade, usually heard in its wind octet version, with added oboes, is a masterpiece … the SCO wind soloists play the rare original scoring for six players—darker in timbre and spar ...
'Frank-Gemmill and Johnstone’s [natural horn] playing and that of all their SCO colleagues is equally worthy of praise … [SCO] players have been making a speciality of performing wind-band music ...