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- BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra - orchestra
- Donald Runnicles - conductor
- BRUCKNER
59.00 PLN
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Nr kat.: CDA67916Label : Hyperion
BBC MUSIC MAGAZINE ORCHESTRAL CHOICE
'Donald Runnicles' debut recording for Hyperion is a very impressive achievement. He has established a strong rapport with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, inspiring them to deliver playing of great refinement … Hyperion's recording is eminently satisfying: it encompasses a wide dynamic range while enabling inner details to come through the texture … Highly recommended' (BBC Music Magazine)
'Thoughtful, radiant and eminently musical: the modesty as well as the humanity of Bruckner's vision is faithfully realised' (Gramophone)
'This Bruckner Seventh can stand comparison with the best. Runnicles paces it patiently, drawing long, lyrical lines and creating a strong sense of musical architecture: you can sense his Wagner experience coming to the fore in his pacing of the Adagio. The playing is excellent' (Financial Times)
'This resplendent account of the Seventh … Runnicles keeps the whole sublime first movement at a steady, subtly flexible two in a bar; and, in the finale, he takes the chorale second subject at the same pace at the frisky opening theme, with consequent benefit to the music's structure' (The Sunday Times)
'Here is Bruckner superbly paced, but also showing … warmth and romance. This is a notable debut by Runnicles with his Orchestra in glowing Hyperion sound' (Liverpool Post)