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I think having the V.P.O. doing Bruckner 8 will make any conductor sound great. Think of how they played it so idiomatically for Boulez, of all people! I'm sure I'll enjoy it.
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As for Muti's Bruckner, I urge you to seek and listen to his recent Bruckner 8th with VPO. It will change your mind!^

John
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Barry

Agreed on Jarvi's Bruckner. But I adore Andris Nelsons Bruckner cycle very much, particularly his Wagnerian style conducting recorded in utterly natural and gorgeous sound.

John

PS I attended a Bruckner 9th concert by Nelsons/Gewandhaus Leipzig in S.Korea two years ago. It was spellbinding and just as outstanding as the recording.
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I saw that today also. It's a live performance. I imagine DG wanted to issue you more for the first work, which appeared to be sort of 'world music' like.
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Thanks. That's certainly worth a shot.
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Gustav Mahler and Related Discussions / Re: Thoughts on the DG Sinopoli cycle
« Last post by sbugala on February 14, 2025, 07:27:20 PM »
Thanks Barry! I will continue to delve into it.
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Barry,
    It's a longshot, but you may wish to see if your local library can do what's called an Interlibrary Loan. There may a library that will lend it to your local branch so you can borrow it. I've borowed a LOT of stuff, even certain boxed sets that way. It's a good service.
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Hi folks. I would like to revisit the Honeck/P.S.O. M4 on Exton. I heard it once before, and I think it must have been on Spotify or Youtube. I can't find it anywhere. Does anyone know a streaming service that provides it?  .   .   .  If somebody has a computer file on it, maybe you could share that to my e-mail (?). Whatever. I would just like to hear it again. Thanks.

Barry
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I agree with that, John. I know that Paavo really loves Bruckner, but I don't find his Bruckner recordings to be terribly distinguished in any way. They remind me a bit Riccado Muti's Bruckner - well played, but no real insights.
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