The Bruckner Symphonies, Vol. 7 - Organ Transcriptions Hansjörg Albrecht

• Anton Bruckner (1824 - 1896): Prelude (1884) in C Major, WAB 129:
• 1Bruckner: Prelude (1884) in C Major, WAB 12901:52
• Philipp Maintz (b. 1977): Te Deum:
• 2Maintz: Te Deum (Window on Bruckner´s 7th Symphony, Choralvorspiel XL) for Organ solo (2023)05:12
• Anton Bruckner: Symphony in E Major, WAB 107:
• 3Bruckner: Symphony in E Major, WAB 107: I. Allegro moderato19:07
• 4Bruckner: Symphony in E Major, WAB 107: II. Adagio. Sehr feierlich und sehr langsam22:27
• 5Bruckner: Symphony in E Major, WAB 107: III. Scherzo. Sehr schnell12:45
• 6Bruckner: Symphony in E Major, WAB 107: IV. Finale. Bewegt, doch nicht schnell12:31
• Total Runtime01:13:54

Info for The Bruckner Symphonies, Vol. 7 - Organ Transcriptions

In the series “Anton Bruckner Project: The Symphonies,” on the occasion of Anton Bruckner's upcoming 200th birthday (September 4, 2024), Hansjörg Albrecht dedicates himself to the composer's symphonic work in a very personal way: he plays organ transcriptions of the complete symphonies cycle in places where Bruckner worked during his lifetime. Volume 7 with the popular 7th Symphony in E major was written on the organ of the Gewandhaus in Leipzig, exactly in the city in which Bruckner's Seventh had a triumphant premiere, the first truly resounding one by Bruckner, who was then over 60 years old. In this production, the Seventh sounds in the organ version by Erwin Horn and is supplemented by the Bruckner window “Te Deum” by the Aachen composer Philipp Maintz and by Hansjörg Albrecht’s own transcription of the “Perger Prelude”.

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