Bruckner, Orchestral, Chamber, Choral and Piano Music

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Symphonies Nos. 00 in f ‘Study Symphony’, No.0 in d ‘Die Nullte’ {Scottish National Orchestra & National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland/ Georg Tintner}, No.1, No.2 {Philharmonie Festiva/ Gerd Schaller}, No.3, No.4 ‘Romantic’ {Bavarian Radio Orchestra/ Klaus Tennstedt & Kurt Sanderling}, No.5 {Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin/ Gunter Wand}, No.6 {Staatskapelle Dresden/ Bernard Haitink}, No.7 {Gurzenich Orchestra Cologne/ Yuri Ahronovitch}, No.8 {Staatskapelle Dresden/ Christian Thielemann} & No.9 {Stuttgart Radio Orchestra/ Gunter Wand}; Latin Motets {Philharmonia Vocal Ensemble of Stuttgart/ Hans Zanotelli}; String Quintet in F; String Quartet in c {Fine Arts Quartet with Gil Sharon, viola}; Te Deum {Leontyne Price, Fritz Wunderlich et al. Chorus & Vienna Philharmonic/ Herbert von Karajan}; Mass in e; Mass in f; Psalm 150 {Soloists with Gachinger Kantorei, Bach-Collegium Stuttgart/ Helmuth Rilling}; Tantum ergo; Ave Maria; Helgoland; Mass in C ‘Windhaager Messe’ {Martin Haselbock et al.}; Missa Solemnis; Psalm 112; March; Three Pieces; Requiem in d {artists include Christiane Oelze [soprano] and Bamberg Symphony/ Karl Anton Rickenbacher}; Works for Solo Piano and Piano Four Hands. (Wolfgang Brunner and Michael Schopper, pianists) read more