The life of the 19th century Austrian composer, famous for his grand symphonies. Donald Macleod focuses on Bruckner's time in Vienna, contrasting self-doubt with epic orchestral works
Donald Macleod concludes his look at Bruckner's Vienna years, including the unfinished Ninth Symphony.
DetailsDonald Macleod explores Bruckner's time in Vienna. Including Pange lingua for 4 part choir; Mass No 3 in F minor; Symphony No 4 in E flat.
DetailsDonald Macleod continues his exploration of Bruckner's Vienna years, at a time when the city was divided between Brahms and Wagner.
DetailsDonald Macleod introduces Bruckner's Te Deum, which the composer is said to have regarded as his greatest work, and his Seventh Symphony.
DetailsDonald Macleod introduces Bruckner's epic Eighth Symphony and describes the spate of 'revision mania' that followed in its wake.
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