TV Standard: NTSC
Color: Colour

Credits:

Bruckner (1824-1896)

Description:

This box contains five Bruckner symphonies performed by Franz Welser-Mst and the Cleveland Orchestra, founded in 1918 and now known as one of the top-ranked orchestras not only in the United States but also in the world. The orchestra was trained by George Sell, made popular by Maazel, and refined by Dohnnyi. Now, Welser-Mst is bringing it to new heights of appeal. In this performance, you will enjoy not only the interpretation of Bruckner specialist Welser-Mst, but also the differences in sound between the three locations: St. Florian’s Abbey, the orchestra’s home, Severance Hall, and the Musikvereinsaal in Vienna. DVD1] The special feature of this performance is the use of the rare “Courbet Edition”. The version revised by the American researcher Courbet is basically the same as the “Leve Revised Version…Third Draft” of 1889 (of course,