It would be too easy to poke holes in this collection called Ultimate Tchaikovsky. Described as "Classic performances of his essential masterpieces," one could dispute both the performances and, to a lesser extent, the repertoire. Fine as it is, could one really call Rafael Orozco's performance of the Piano Concerto No. 1 a classic -- or, loud as they are, could anyone say the tone poems Voyevoda or The Storm are essential? Indeed, of all the performances here, perhaps only Henryk Szeryng's Violin Concerto deserves to be described as a classic, while most of the rest are more in the acceptable to enjoyable range.