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The edition of the complete letters contains the letters by and to Anton Bruckner as well as letters referring to him and his works. Now incorporating sources newly found during the last few years and brought up to today’s level of research, the volume gives illuminating insights into the composer’s private life as well as into his artistic development and the creative process of his works. 384 pages, sewn in soft covers B 24/1 ISBN 978-3-902681-16-4 / ISMN 979-0-50025-267-2 |
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 BRUCKNER-TAGUNG ST. FLORIAN 2005
DER JUNGE BRUCKNER [Anton Bruckner’s early years] ed. Theophil Antonicek, Andreas Lindner, and Klaus Petermayr (2009) With articles by Helmut Barak, Leopold Brauneis, Helga Ebner, Andrea Harrandt, Paul Hawkshaw, Georg Heilingsetzer, Hermann Jung, Thomas Leibnitz, Andreas Lindner, Karl Mitterschiffthaler, Erich Wolfgang Partsch, Klaus Petermayr, Lothar Schultes, and Franz Zamazal. MV 407, 283 pages 17 x 24 cms, sewn in soft covers ISBN 978-3-902681-18-8 |
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Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften / Austrian Academy of Sciences
Kommission für Musikforschung /Commission for Musicology Arbeitsstelle „Anton Bruckner“ / “Anton Bruckner” Research Unit New Publication Series in Bruckner Research WIENER BRUCKNER-STUDIEN / VIENNA BRUCKNER STUDIES The new series “Vienna Bruckner Studies” is a wide thematic forum for Bruckner scholars, students, enthusiasts and music lovers. The authors are internationally renowned Bruckner experts as well as scholars from other fields. Apart from the local/biographical emphasis on Vienna, the new series will contain works of reference, studies of works and reception as well as monographies. The first volume, “Anton Bruckner’s Vienna Years”, focuses on the local aspect and covers a large spectrum: details on Bruckner’s biography and personal environment, analytical essays, questions of reception and not least texts from the vantage point of neighboring disciplines. This mosaic-like exploration of diverse aspects of Bruckner’s time in Vienna should contribute to a deepened understanding of the conditions of his life and creative work and should give impulses for further research. Frequency of publication: yearly The following volumes are in preparation or in planning stage: Elisabeth Maier (with Renate Grasberger): The Bruckner Inventory of the St Florian Monastery. A commented Catalogue Elisabeth Maier: «Années de Pélerinage». Unknown Documents regarding August Göllerich’s Studies with Anton Bruckner and Franz Liszt Bruckner Lexicon (2 vols.) Bruckner between Bronze Bust and Silhouette. Iconographic Interpretations Bruckner Reception in the Arts The series is to be continued. |
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 ANTON BRUCKNER’S VIENNA YEARS. Analyses – Facts – Perspectives
Vienna Bruckner Studies 1 edited by Renate Grasberger – Elisabeth Maier – Erich Wolfgang Partsch MV 501. 348 pages, sewn in soft covers ISBN 979-0-900270-91-9 Secure the regular receipt of this series with your continuation order! |
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KUNST UND WAHRHEIT [Art and truth] With contributions by: Herbert Bauer, Herta Blaukopf, Rainer Bischof, Joachim Fiebach, Hanna-Barbara Gerl-Falkovitz, Andrea Harrandt, Johann Lachinger, Bo Marschner, Josef Riederer, Franz Scheder, Peter Strasser, Erich Vanecek, Wolfgang Winkler 170 pages, sewn in soft covers ISBN 978-0-902681-15-7 |
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Anton Bruckner Dokumente und Studien Elisabeth Maier ANTON BRUCKNER ALS LINZER DOM- UND STADTPFARRORGANIST. Aspekte einer Berufung [Anton Bruckner as organist of the cathedral and city parish church in Linz: Aspects of a vocation]with an essay by Ikarus Kaiser:‘Der Dom- und Stadtpfarrkapellmeister Karl Borromäus Waldeck und die Orgel der Stadtpfarrkirche in Linz’ [Karl Borromäus Waldeck, Kapellmeister of the cathedral and city parish, and the organ of the city parish church in Linz]
This book provides the most comprehensive possible documentation of the sources (many hitherto unpublished) relating to this decisive phase in Bruckner’s life, and considers them as evidence for his artistic development. Archival vestiges of complicated bureaucratic procedures, letters, and newspaper articles combine to form a fascinating and moving portrait of a great vocation in the making. 520 pages, 17 x 24 cms MV 115 ISBN 978-3-900270-72-8 |
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ANTON BRUCKNER New chorus scores Mass in D minor for soli (SATB), four-part mixed chorus and orchestra Mass in E minor (2nd version, 1882) for eight-part mixed chorus and winds Te Deum for soli, four-part mixed chorus and orchestra Psalm 146 for soli, eight-part mixed chorus and orchestra Psalm 150 for soprano solo, four-part mixed chorus and orchestra |
Anton Bruckner: Letters I. 1852-1886 
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The period 1855–68 saw Anton Bruckner make a number of critical decisions. He left the monastic and rural world for the secular milieu of the city, he gave up schoolteaching to become a professional musician, and he developed from an organist and composer of church music into a symphonist. In crossing these borders, he was uncompromisingly following the dictates of his inborn creative gift, which was increasingly making composition into his ‘chief life-task’.