Unfamiliar Bruckner with Christian Thielemann
Anton Bruckner in the process of discovering himself: this concert presents two little-known symphonies by the composer. The “Study Symphony” in F minor is Bruckner’s first attempt at the genre. Although he described the work as “schoolwork”, its vigour and romantic warmth are impressive. In the case of the “No. 0”, it is fascinating to hear how Bruckner’s personal style takes shape. The Bruckner specialist Christian Thielemann is on the podium.
Berliner Philharmoniker
Christian Thielemann
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