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Posted on 10/05/2008 1:19:03 PM PDT by HoosierHawk
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Bruckner was underrated.
Agreed. I enjoy his symphonies. I remember having his 1st ("das kecke Beserl") on LPs. If I recall correctly, the first movement was so long, it actually spanned two sides!
My music history professor told us that yes, Bruckner's symphonies were long, but that was to enable them to accomodate his lovely, drawn-out melodies.
Yes.
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It was Classic, Classical music.
He was an old hand.
Thanks for the great thread and music Hawk!
Thanks for the ping fellow hoosier!
Beautiful String Structures.
Mp3 doesnt do it justice
Hi, MM! Hope you enjoy!
Thank you.
I don't claim to know that much about MP3s or other formats, but I did run into this website awhile back that uses MP3 and FLAC formats for the Brandenburg Concertos. There's a huge diffence in sound and, of course, file size. (You'll have to scroll down.)
Flac works great~!
I've always thought of Bruckner as sort of a thinking man's Philip Glass.
I can hear, in #7 in E major were Ian Anderson picked up a bit of inspiration for “Bouree”
Damn Skippy!
I think you have it right FRiend.
Bruckner bridged the gap between Brahms “old world pastorals” and a more dynamic sound that incorporated brass
Glsd you enjoy.
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