Bruckner

(Déjà Review) Magnificent playing in a galvanising performance [TB]

Pristine offers three great Bruckner recordings from Kna in a handy, sound-enhanced set [RMo]

First class performances that are a match for any rival recordings [MC]

A very distinguished account of Bruckner’s Seventh symphony [JQ]

Chœur Spirito give compelling performances of these works [MC]

(Déjà Review) If you are looking for mid-price Bruckner 6 in modern sound, look no further [PCW]

A magnificent performance, caught In astonishingly vivid sound, supplemented by an exotic and appealing new work [RMo]

Bruckner from Beijing – I am transported by the beauty, conviction and coherence of the playing here [RMo]

Poschner’s Bruckner cycle concludes with a typically inconsistent admixture of the very fine and the occasionally disappointing [RMo]

(Déjà Review) A winner through and through and worthy of any collection [KS]

Flawless performances of Bruckner’s two finest symphonies by a master Brucknerian, in excellent sound [RMo]

A predictably fine performance of a rarer edition of this symphony [NB]

Three strikes and for me Herr Poschner is out … [RMo]

This second instalment confirms this will be a series well worth following as the Bruckner bicentenary year progresses [JQ]

This brisk, nervy account pales in comparison with Schaller’s steadier, grander recording [RMo]

Many first-class performances to celebrate the 475th anniversary of the Staatskapelle Dresden [MC]

Here we go again … best avoided [RMo]

The auspicious launch of what promises to be a Bruckner series of uncommon interest [JQ]

A magnificent account of the last version of Bruckner’s most approachable symphony, beautifully played in ideal recorded sound [RMo]

A patchy account, hobbled by a particularly egregious bit of tinkering with the codas of the first movement and the finale [RMo]

A swift, coherent, absorbing onslaught upon Bruckner’s Ninth which carries its own conviction [RMo]

Hindoyan does absolutely everything right in a beautifully played account [RMo]

Poschner once more subjects Bruckner’s Third Symphony to unreasonable and unaesthetic haste [RMo]

An outstanding performance of Bruckner’s Third from François-Xavier Roth and his Cologne players [MC]