For one reason or another music of the virtuoso Lipinski did not get much attention so far. I must say that I enjoy listening once in a while both cpo discs with his Violin Concertos 1-4. However, I think Lipinski imitates his idol Paganini too much, although he doesn't have Paganini's skills to compose real memorable themes.
Recently a few new CD's were released with chamber music. The excerpts sound attractive and I think they are well worth investigating if you like the genre. From Accord a six disc set of Chamber Music for String Instruments (http://www.jpc.de/jpcng/cpo/detail/-/art/Karol-Lipinski-1790-1861-Kammermusik-f%FCr-Streicher/hnum/2823771) and from DUX Chamber Music for Violin and Piano (http://www.jpc.de/jpcng/cpo/detail/-/art/Karol-Lipinski-1790-1861-Kammermusik-f%FCr-Violine-Klavier/hnum/3056567).
I've always thought the VCs were pale reflections of Paganini, but I really ought to give the excellent cpo recordings another listen...
We recorded some of the solo caprices on Naxos and the violinists interpretation is very boring IMO, not fair to Lipinski.