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Daniel Harding on Bruckner’s Fifth Symphony
Daniel Harding conducts Bruckner’s Fifth Symphony
Posterity has given Anton Bruckner’s Fifth Symphony the most varied soubriquets, from the "Tragic", the "Faustian", and the "Catholic", while the composer himself spoke of his "Fantastic" Symphony. Above all, it demonstrates the variety of worlds of expression that can be found in this monumental work – from ruminative whispering to incandescent displays of bravura. The concert is conducted by Daniel Harding.
Berliner Philharmoniker
Daniel Harding
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