Not so many of Dvorak 5, surely? No. 9 (the "New World") would be a daunting task and 7 and 8 have acquired a massive discography. But surely no.5 and even no.6 are not over-recorded? That said, I wouldn't try to persuade hardworking Mr. Moore to extend his surveys to works he doesn't especially care for.

I must say it's heartening to find someone naming no. 5 as their favourite Dvorak symphony. And "heartening" is the word, since my heart tells me that no.5, perhaps with no. 8, is my favourite of the 9, though my brain insists that 6, 7 and 8 are finer works. As for the "New World", I loved it to death as a teenager and, as with another of my calf-loves, RK's Scheherazade", I always hope to find a performance that will rekindle that love, or at least genuinely hold my interest. Oddly enough, a recording of the "New World" I did enjoy recently was that by Rudolf Schwarz which, by playing it caringly but without distortion, succeeded in reminding me what a good piece it actually is.

Back to no. 5, if you don't mind mono sound, the classic Sejna is surely unsurpassed?