Marking the bicentenary of the composer’s birth, this recording of the 1944 Haas edition sees conductor and orchestra combine to create an effortless natural flow So far this year the bicentenary of ...

The Sydney Symphony Orchestra’s Principal Guest Conductor joins the ensemble in music of Anton Bruckner and Olivier Messiaen. Despite living a century apart, the Austrian symphonist Anton Bruckner and ...

This is as fine a recorded account of Bruckner’s Seventh Symphony as I’ve heard for some time, both in terms of Lahav Shani’s conception of the music and its realisation on the orchestra. It’s a ...

The latest releases in Capriccio’s cycle of the Bruckner symphonies feature a new edition of the Seventh Symphony by Paul Hawkshaw as well as a rare opportunity to hear the discarded original Scherzo ...

A year ago, Riccardo Muti conducted the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra in Bruckner’s Symphony No. 7. This was at the Salzburg Festival (and my review is here). This year, he is back, again conducting ...

John Barbirolli’s stature as a proponent of the music of Gustav Mahler was well-documented by several commercial recordings made in the 1960s. His comparable work on behalf of Anton Bruckner is being ...

Järvi and the the Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich hit a sweet spot in their Bruckner cycle. And Shaw’s work beguiles, whether on piano, cello or flower pots Anton Bruckner inspires a special devotion (or ...