Tenor Arias K.209, K.210, K.295, K.420, K.431.

This recording was released by the Hungarian label Hungaroton as part of their effort to document the standard and neglected classical repertoire during the mid-20th century. Featuring the tenor József Réti, the disc focuses on a selection of Mozart's concert arias, which were originally composed for specific singers and occasions rather than as part of his larger operatic works. These pieces showcase Mozart's ability to tailor vocal lines to demonstrate both technical agility and dramatic emotional expression.

József Réti was a highly regarded Hungarian tenor, particularly noted for his Mozart interpretations and his work with the Budapest Philharmonic. His approach to these arias was widely praised by contemporary critics for its stylistic refinement and clear, intelligent phrasing. Hungaroton, known for its commitment to high-fidelity regional recordings during the Cold War era, captured Réti at the height of his career, providing a definitive document of his artistry in a genre that requires both precision and lyrical sensitivity.