Carl Schuricht - Bruckner: Symphony No.5 (1963) [2004]

The ``Vienna Philharmonic 150th Anniversary Box'', which was once released by Deutsche Grammophon, was famous as a set containing many unique performances by famous musicians who were nothing short of gorgeous, but this Bruckner of Schuricht was It was one of the performances that received the highest praise, along with Klemperer's "Fate" and "Unfinished".

The performance is a splendid one that follows the Schurichtian approach from top to bottom, and the free orchestral drive that is nothing short of virtuoso creates a magnificent performance with impressive agogic notes throughout. The recording is also quite good as monaural, and I'm glad to hear that you can enjoy the ever-changing orchestral sound to your heart's content.

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Tracks:

Bruckner: Symphony No.5

Personnel:

Carl Schuricht
Wiener Philharmoniker

24 February 1963 Musikverein Großer Saal, Vienna (Live, Mono)