Bruckner Symphony No. 8 in C minor: Adagio (coda)
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Sublime.
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This excerpt is painfully sentimental, but the entire adagio is a magical journey through peaks & valleys. This movement fulfills the definition of absolute music. Your senses come alive and work in tandem, your imagination unleashes an almost real journey through fjørds, valleys & even caves. Unlike many of Bruckner's earlier works the 8th has no open near climaxes. This entire symphony is expansive but well-rounded.
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Georg Tintner was the only 20th C conductor who was an authority on the music of Anton Bruckner.
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Great music! One of my favorite Bruckner movements.
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I agree with the conductor... this is an amazing piece of work by Bruckner. The ending of this movement was truly divinely inspired.
777zzzzz 1 year ago 8
@777zzzzz ...Yes, the combination of horns and strings in the coda gives me goose bumps every time I hear it. The entire movement is a masterpiece, especially the harps.
ncmtman 1 year ago 4