Bruckner and the Organ #2319
. . . we explore the thesis that this composer’s symphonies are said to have been inspired by his years as organist.
Hour One
ANTON BRUCKNER (trans. Horn): 2 Orchestra Pieces (Andante con moto in F; Andante in e), WAB 97 and March in d, WAB 96. BRUCKNER (trans. Horn): Allegro, fr Symphony No. 1 in c, WAB 101 –Hansjörg Albrecht (2018 Rieger/Bruckner Concert Hall, Linz, Austria) Oehms Classics 477
OSCAR JOCKEL: Bruckner Window No. 2 –Hansjörg Albrecht (2018 Rieger/Bruckner Concert Hall, Linz, Austria) Oehms Classics 477
BRUCKNER (trans. Horn): Kaiserliche Festmusik –Erwin Horn (1774 Krisman-1996 Kögler/St. Florian Abbey, Austria) Motette 13551
Filler – BRUCKNER: March in d (see above)
Hour Two
BRUCKNER (trans. Horn): Moderato in E-flat, WAB 97 –Hansjörg Albrecht (2018 Rieger/Bruckner Concert Hall, Linz, Austria) Oehms Classics 477
BRUCKNER: 3 Early Preludes -Franz Haselböck (1982 Walcker/Göttweig Abbey, Austria) KKM 3071
BRUCKNER (trans. Horn): Adagio, fr String Quintet –Winfried Bönig (1948-1998 Klais/Cologne Cathedral, Germany) Motette 13254
BRUCKNER: Perger Prelude in C. BRUCKNER (ed. Horn): Prelude & Fugue in c –Erwin Horn (1955-1988 Klais/Frauenkirche, Nürnberg, Germany) Novalis 150 071
BRUCKNER (trans. Horn): Finale, fr Symphony No. 2 in c, BWV 102 –Hansjörg Albrecht (1922 Willis-1986 Harrison/Westminster Cathedral, London, England) Oehms Classics 478
Filler – BRUCKNER: Allegro, fr Symphony No. 1 (see above)
Enjoy an additional related program from our archive, Anton Bruckner and the Organ (#9805).
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