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Bruckner (1824-1896)

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The combination of Bruckner's "Symphony No. 6", an intimate and daring symphony composed in 1881, and Hartmann's "Symphony No. 6", a mixture of gloom and frenzy, which the composer himself revised in 1953 from the title symphony "Louvre L'oeuvre", written in 1938, into an untitled symphony in two movements. The combination of "Symphony No. 6. Reitner, a specialist in German music, loved both of these works, especially Hartmann's works, including his operas, and is known for his active performance and promotion of his works. The contrast between the imposing Bruckner and Hartmann, who brilliantly distributed his varied musical ideas, is also worth listening to. Naxos Japan