"...it was while reading "The Brothers Solti" that the proper tempo for the 3rd movement of the Bruckner 7th symphony came to me: Pa Pa PamdadamPa...."

Rob

 Did anybody mention Bruckner? - Jorge F 15:17:33 04/26/00 (0)
 Re: While thumbing through Bruno Walter's long-suppressed memoir... - Rob 07:55:00 04/26/00 (0)

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 Did anybody mention Bruckner? - Jorge F 15:17:33 04/26/00 (0)
 Re: While thumbing through Bruno Walter's long-suppressed memoir... - Rob 07:55:00 04/26/00 (0)

Ro Ro Robdadam Dave

Haven't heard it yet. Had to watch Italy-Portugal on TV :-)
Couldn't resist checking the booklet though.
Seems that this version was 'premiered'

... at Carnegie Hall, New Yourk, on 8 January 1984by the American Symhony Orchestra conducted by Moshe Atzmon, followed by Keith Clark conducting the Pacific Symphony Orchestra at Santa Ana (Los Angeles) on 1 December that year, and in Europe by Hubert Soudant and the Utrech Symphony Orchestra at the Amsterdam Concertgebouw on 14 April 1985. In the wake of this recording for Chandos Records, the Symphony was performed on 15 June 1986 by Kurt Eichhorn and the Bruckner Orchestra of Linz in the nearby baroque monastery church of St Florian, where Bruckner was organist for several years and where is body is buried.
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BTW, this six is 6 pages long.

Has anybody ever heard about this before?






Regards,

Jorge