BRUCKNER –  BOOKS: GENERAL TITLES ON ANTON BRUCKNER

Leopold Nowak ÜBER ANTON BRUCKNER: Gesammelte Aufsätze 1936-1984 [On Anton Bruckner, collected essays 1936–1984] B 103 284 pages, 17 x 23 cms, sewn in soft covers, ISBN 978-3-900270-09-4 (1985) With a bibliography of all Nowak's Bruckner-related writings, and detailed indexes (prepared by Walburga Litschauer). Nowak's essays open up new perspectives on matters both major and minor; this collection constitutes an imposing summa, written clearly in a language comprehensible to the layman.     Hans-Hubert Schönzeler BRUCKNER: LEBEN - CHARAKTER - WERK B 101 120 pages, 13 x 20 cms, sewn in soft covers, ISBN 978-3-900270-00-1 (1974) Both as a conductor and scholar, Schönzeler made a significant contribution to the breakthrough of Bruckner's works in the English-speaking countries.       Hans-Hubert Schönzeler ZU BRUCKNERS IX. SYMPHONIE: Die Krakauer Skizzen. Eine Bestandsaufnahme (deutsch-englisch) [On Bruckner's Ninth Symphony: The Cracow sketches, a listing (German-English).]     B 104 28 pages 15 x 21 cms, sewn in soft covers, ISBN 978-3-900270-12-4 (1987)     Manfred Wagner DER WANDEL DES KONZEPTS: Zu den verschiedenen Fassungen von Bruckners 3., 4. und 8. Symphonie [The change in concept: On the various versions of Bruckner's Third, Fourth, and Eighth.] B 102 52 pages, 17 x 23 cms, sewn in soft covers, ISBN 978-3-900270-03-2 (1980) Manfred Wagner uses numerous comparisons and juxtapositions from the music to substantiate the thesis that each of the versions is based on its own specific compositional principle.