"A glorious Sunrise cues Riccardo Chailly's account of Zarathustra ... From there Richard Strauss's Nietzsche-inspired symphonic poem boasts atmosphere, beauty (glowing strings) and thrills, with impetus when required, although Chailly's basic conception is broad, the emphasis being on lyrical intensity and scientific contemplation ... Swings and roundabouts then ... The trump card is a rollicking account of Till Eulenspiegel, Chailly relishing its cartoon-strip aspects ... Finally, to complete this generous Strauss programme, Salome strips off, veil by veil, for ten minutes of sleazy seduction".