Re: Bruckner Symphonies by Celibidache:
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Posted by Kevin Scott on June 17, 19103 at 18:04:15:
In Reply to: Re: Bruckner Symphonies by Celibidache posted by John Rasmussen on January 27, 19103 at 17:46:20:
I agree with John here as well - one never feels that Celibidache's tempos are too slow. You actually feel the majesty of Bruckner's vision within your soul.
After hearing one of the Gunter Wand recordings of the Eighth and comparing it to Celibidache, I can see why Celi called some Bruckner conductors "camel drivers." And although I have yet to hear the DGG cycle, I feel that the EMI set is the best one committed overall. A shame he did not do the first or second symphonies, not to mention Die Nullte! I don't think he would have bothered with the F minor "Study" symphony. Very few conductors do, although it is worth doing.
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