Bruckner / London Philharmonic Orchestra Symphony No. 3 CD

From It's Opening Expectant Hush Via It's Central Adagio Movement (Composed in Memory of Bruckner's Mother) to It's Austrian Folk Dance-Influenced Final Movement, Bruckner's Symphony No. 3 Displays Both the Key Influence of Wagner and the Composer's Structural Flair, Which Earned His Symphonies the Description 'Cathedrals of Sound'. Stanis?Aw Skrowaczewski, Currently the World's Oldest Major Working Conductor, Is Renowned for His Affinity with Bruckner and the Lpo Has Performed Bruckner's Symphonies Under His Baton Many Times. This Recording Was Taken from a Very Well Critically Received Live Concert Performance at Royal Festival Hall, London, in March 2014. Mr. Skrowaczewski Uses His Own, Unpublished Edition of the Symphony in This Recording, Offering the Listener a Unique Experience and An Opportunity to Get Inside the Mind of One of Bruckner's Finest Interpreters.

1. Sehr Langsam, Misterioso 2. Adagio. Bewegt, Quasi Andante 3. Scherzo. Ziemlich Schnell - Trio - Scherzo 4. Finale. Allegro