
The Bruckner Symphonies, Vol. 3 – Organ Transcriptions
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1/6Composer Biography
Anton Bruckner was 48 years old when he completed his Third Symphony, having only become acquainted with the progressive music of his time, including Wagner, around his 40th birthday.
Recording & Production
Erwin Horn, born in 1940, created a large part of the organ transcriptions for Hansjörg Albrecht for this first complete recording of all Bruckner orchestral works on Oehms Classics.
Compositional Technique
Johanna Doderer, a contemporary composer featured on this album, has developed a compositional language that embraces tonality and direct quotations, drawing inspiration from Bruckner's music.
Interpretation
Hansjörg Albrecht, the organist on this album, brings Bruckner's music back to its musical foundations by performing these symphonies on the organ.
Composition History
Anton Bruckner dedicated his Third Symphony to Richard Wagner, a decision he left to Wagner himself, who chose it over Bruckner's Second Symphony.
Performer Biography
Hansjörg Albrecht is an internationally recognized conductor and concert organist, known for his extensive repertoire and organ transcriptions, and was nominated for a GRAMMY Award in 2013.















