Anton Bruckner - Complete Organ Works (Erwin Horn, 1990)

0:00: Improvisationsskizze Bad Ischl
7:46: Andante aus der 0. Symphonie
22:11: Präludium und Fuge c-Moll
28:42: Perger-Präludium c-Dur
30:48: Adagio aus der VI. Symphonie
48:05: Scherzo aus der Studiensymphonie
53:59: Nachspiel d-Moll
Organ: Erwin Horn
Recorded at the Nürnberger Frauenkirche's Klais organ
(c) and (p) Novalis 1990
Recording from an unplayed LP that was still factory-sealed when I bought it.

[@PaulBrower-bw4jw]

There can be no question that Bruckner understood the organ and its potential. His symphonies are NOT conceived for the organ any more than those for Mozart are. Had he wanted to create a symphony for the organ, then he would have composed it for the organ. He did write a quintet for strings, and it is very good. We get an insight into Bruckner. Yes, the organ is a great instrument for counterpoint, but there is great counterpoint for organ, string quartet, and for orchestra. They are not the same music.
Bravo!

[@carlositurra4315]

Qué belleza, y qué sorpresa encontrar las melodías de algunas de las sinfonías de este genio maravilloso que es Bruckner. Música sublime, interpretada con supremo acierto. ¡Gracias! Danke.