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In Reply to: Re: Grandmaphone chose Walter's CSO Bruckner 4th as "pick of the bunch" posted by rbolaw on April 19, 2007 at 14:00:56:
... he emphasizes the drama in Bruckner (as opposed to the mystical granduer or architectural elements) and his cycles were pretty well recorded (for the time) and use fantastic orchestras (the BPO and Dresden).Of course, this is only what I, as one not always impressed with Bruckner's writing, enjoy about his performances. Someone who is more convinced that by Bruckner's mastery of symphonic form than I am might enjoy the Boulez or Harnoncourt, and somebody who wants the mystical can't go wrong with Furtwangler. To each his own, particularly where Bruckner is concerned.
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- Jochum is good because... - M. Lucky 15:04:56 04/19/07 (2)
- Isn't it interesting though that there is so much in Bruckner... - John N 07:13:57 04/20/07 (0)
- Yes, that's a good point about Jochum. Thanks. nt - rbolaw 18:28:48 04/19/07 (0)
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