MDR-Rundfunkchor / Philipp Ahmann ANTON BRUCKNER - MICHAEL HAYDN Motets

 

MOTETS

 

Orchestre de la Suisse Romande / Marek Janowski ANTON BRUCKNER The Symphonies

 

THE SYMPHONIES

 

Gewandhausorchester / Andris Nelsons BRUCKNER Symphonies Nos. 2 & 8

 

SYMPHONIES NOS. 2 & 8

Latvian Radio Choir / Sigvards Kļava BRUCKNER Latin Motets

 

LATIN MOTETS

 

Academy of St. Martin in the Fields / Stephen Cleobury BRUCKNER Mass in E minor - Motets

 

MASS IN E MINOR - MOTETS

 

Collegium Vocale Gent / Orchestre des Champs-Elysées / Philippe Herreweghe ANTON BRUCKNER Mass No. 2 in E minor & Te Deum

 

MASS No. 2 IN E MINOR & TE DEUM

 

Wiener Philharmoniker / Christian Thielemann BRUCKNER 8

SYMPHONY No. 8

 

Münchner Philharmoniker / Valery Gergiev BRUCKNER Symphony No. 9

SYMPHONY No. 9

Münchner Philharmoniker / Valery Gergiev BRUCKNER Symphony No. 8

SYMPHONY No. 8

Münchner Philharmoniker / Valery Gergiev BRUCKNER Symphony No. 6

SYMPHONY No. 6

Münchner Philharmoniker / Valery Gergiev BRUCKNER Symphony No. 5

SYMPHONY No. 5

Münchner Philharmoniker / Valery Gergiev BRUCKNER Symphony No. 4

SYMPHONY No. 4

Münchner Philharmoniker / Valery Gergiev BRUCKNER Symphony No. 3

SYMPHONY No. 3

Münchner Philharmoniker / Valery Gergiev BRUCKNER Symphony No. 2

SYMPHONY No. 2

Münchner Philharmoniker / Valery Gergiev BRUCKNER Symphony No. 1

SYMPHONY No. 1

Philharmonischer Chor München / Philharmonie Festiva / Gerd Schaller BRUCKNER Mass 3 - Psalm 146 - Organ Works

MASS 3 - PSALM 146 - ORGAN WORKS

Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Chamber Choir / Paul Spicer ROSA MYSTICA

ROSA MYSTICA

Rundfunkchor Berlin / Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin / Gijs Leenaars BRUCKNER Mass in E Minor STRAVINSKY Mass

BRUCKNER - STRAVINSKY

Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra / Thomas Dausgaard BRUCKNER Symphony 6

                                                                SYMPHONY 6

London Symphony Orchestra / Sir Simon Rattle BRUCKNER Symphony No. 6

Bruckner’s Sixth Symphony is one of the most original of all the composer’s symphonic works. Its contrasting moods, and overarching theme moving from darkness to light, can be haunting one moment and ecstatic the next, culminating in one of the most enigmatic symphonic conclusions of the 19th century. 

For this recording Sir Simon Rattle conducts the Benjamin-Gunnar Cohrs Urtext edition of the score.