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Anton Bruckner’s 200th birthday is the perfect occasion to celebrate the rich culture of Upper Austria. Bruckner, born in 1824 in Ansfelden, found his musical home in the nearby St. Florian Monastery. In Linz, he became a celebrated organ virtuoso and a distinctive composer. Celebrate with us Bruckner’s musical legacy, all sheet music can be found in our shop:
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4th Symphony with Finale 1880 (Score with Critical Report)
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Piano Reduction by August Stradal (1860-1930)
Scherzo for Horn Quartet by Stephan Schottstädt
Organ Arrangement by Thomas Schmögner
Piano Four Hands by Ferdinand Löwe (1890), rev. by Josef Venantius von Wöss (1927)
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Version by Franz Schalk (1893 – 1894)
Organ Arrangement by Eberhard Klotz (2019)
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Piano Reduction by Cyrill Hynais (1929)
Movements 1 + 2 for Organ by Eberhard Klotz (2022)
Movements 3 + 4 for Organ by Eberhard Klotz (2022)
Adagio for Brass Band by Reiner Nägele (2019)
Adagio for Brass Ensemble by Ferdinand Löwe
Adagio for 6 Trombones, Tuba [7 Trombones] by Matthias Bucher (2014)
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Version 1890 for Organ by Eberhard Klotz (2021)
Suite from Symphony No. 8 for 8 Horns by Florian Janezic
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Nors S. Josephson
Nicola Samale, Giuseppe Mazzuca, John A. Phillips, and Benjamin Gunnar Cohrs
Organ Arrangement by Eberhard Klotz (2014)
Fantasies for Solo Horn – Symphonies 7, 8, and 9 by Stephan Schottstädt
Constantin Floros' thesis in this study is that contrary to what has hitherto been asserted, there is an intimate relation between Bruckner’s sacred music and his symphonies from multiple perspectives: biographical data, sources and influences, the psychology of creation, musical structure, contemporary testimony and reception history.
Edited with the latest research and incorporating new source findings, this letter collection not only includes correspondence from and to Anton Bruckner but also letters referring to him and his work.
For Anton Bruckner's 200th birthday, Felix Diergarten presents the long-awaited, thoroughly researched biography. Written in an accessible and vivid style, it reassesses old and new images of Bruckner through the sources. Each chapter also focuses on a specific work of Bruckner, illustrating how his compositions fit into his life worlds.
Bruckner Sacred Choral Music
Great art in a small space – the smaller sacred works reveal the symphonist and composer of demanding orchestral masses from a very personal side. In addition to the well-known motets, the choral book also includes smaller church works such as short a cappella or organ mass settings, simpler liturgical songs and hymns, some with organ, occasionally with trombones. All works are available as individual editions, both printed and digital.
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Bruckner Secular Choral Music
For curious choirs: Sometimes classical-romantic, sometimes jazzy – the choral book Bruckner. Secular Choral Music offers exciting discoveries and new arrangements in various levels of difficulty. Anton Bruckner’s secular choral music remains overshadowed by his great symphonies and well-known sacred choral works – unjustly so, as choral experts Simon Halsey and Jan Schumacher demonstrate with their small but excellent selection of choral music to secular texts. All works are available as individual editions, both printed and digital.
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Te Deum – Arrangement for Small Ensemble
The Te Deum is now probably the most frequently performed vocal work by Bruckner. The greatest challenges for the choir are the high range and the massive orchestration of this extremely effective piece: Often, the choir must assert itself against a large orchestra in fortissimo! This is significantly easier in the arrangement with two pianos, and the reduction of the sound density reveals compositional structures that might otherwise be lost in the orchestral sound.
Mass in D Minor – Arrangement for Small Ensemble
In the Mass in D Minor from 1864, Bruckner’s symphonic style of mass composition is first evident. Nevertheless, the work does not place the high demands on performers that characterise the two later masses. The present arrangement for soloists, choir, and 2 pianos provides the composition with chamber-music transparency.
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