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Hace 4 días · Download of the Month. Every month, abruckner.com offers a free download of a Bruckner recording that is otherwise not presently available. These recordings come from out-of-print commercial recordings or performances where I have received special permission from the producer.
Hace 22 horas · Written in 1862Pianist: Christoph EggnerThis piece is from the Kitzler-Studierenbuch in which Bruckner wrote his composition exercises while studying under t...
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Hace 5 días · Symphony No. 1 in C Minor. This symphonies exists in several versions. There is the 1866 "First Performance" edition prepared by William Carragan, the 1877 "Linz Version" and the 1891 "Vienna Version." The Vienna Version is very close to the first published edition prepared in 1893 by Cyrill Hynais.
Hace 5 días · In 2024, as we mark the bicentenary of the birth of Anton Bruckner, I imagine there will be a number of new and reissued commercial recordings of his music. However, SOMM Recordings have nailed their colours firmly to the historic mast.
Hace 3 días · Anton Bruckner's Symphony No. 8 is a massive piece—more than 80 minutes from beginning to end. Conductor Yannick Nezet-Seguin says the symphony is akin to entering a vast canyon. As you listen to Bruckner, he says, "Accept that space and time are different. It is not about the micro event but the grand line. Just breathe in, breathe out, and feel the connection of that music to the harmony ...
Hace 3 días · Thrilling Liszt and Bruckner from Kantorow, Honeck and the Philharmonia. By Roy Westbrook, 10 May 2024. Liszt’s Second Piano Concerto is heard less often than his First, though it is the better work, and more original. In a single short movement the soloist is by turns both poet and provocateur, in a structure that seems to evolve constantly ...
Hace 22 horas · At the time he was studying in Vienna, where the music of Anton Bruckner made a deep impact on him. While Sibelius’ enthusiasm for Bruckner cooled over the years, the influence of the Austrian composer – particularly his ability to structure large-scale symphonic movements – remained crucial.
