Symphonic Choral Masterworks of Anton Bruckner
This recording captures splendid public performances of two groundbreaking works of Anton Bruckner (b. 4 September 1824 – d. 11 October 1896), composed less than a decade apart early in his career, and both representing a style at the time of composition that was new, even revolutionary, for the composer - that of the large-scale symphonic choral cantata.
Artist(s): Mass No. 1 in d-minor WAB 26 (1864)
Public performance at the Brucknertage Music Festival 2018, in the Stiftsbasilica St Florian, Austria Singakademie St Florian Chorus – Altomonte Orchestra St Florian, Matthias Giesen, conductor
Soloists – Regina Riel, soprano; Gerda Lischka, alto; Markus Miesenberger, tenor; Michael Wagner, bass
Recorded 13 August 2018 in St Florian, Austria, by John Gladney Proffitt
Psalm 146 in A-major WAB 37 (1858)
Recorded at the Texas Music Festival Houston, with support from the Bruckner Society of America
Texas Music Festival Orchestra, Franz Anton Krager, music director & conductor
Texas Music Festival Chorus, Paulo Gomes, chorusmaster
Soloists - Krista Renée Pape, soprano; Sarah Dyer, alto; Zachery Averyt, tenor; Mark Diamond, baritone
Recorded 8 June 2024 in the Moores Opera House Houston, by John Gladney Proffitt
Recording Info:
Multichannel master recording - LPCM 192k, 24-bit resolution
5.0 channel Immersive Surround Sound flac download – Robert Witrak, HDTT
2.0 channel stereo mixdown and 192k flac download – John Proffitt
Available in: 5.0 Channel Immersive Surround Sound & Stereo
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