Wolfgang Bock - Bock liest Bruckner IV - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Following the first in the Bock reads Bruckner series, which has already been released on CD and was dedicated to the composer's self-image and the Upper Austrian period of his life, and the second evening, which has also already been released, which showed the eternal bachelor as a suitor and shed light on his relationship with the 'fair S*x', this is now the third recording of a total of five readings with music. Based on letters and diary entries, this time with distributed roles (Wolfgang Bock, Thomas Thieme), it deals with Anton Bruckner's almost unbridled admiration for Richard Wagner, which - of course - was only met by the latter to a limited extent, the encounters between the two composers, who were so fundamentally different, and Bruckner's regular 'pilgrimages' to Bayreuth. Musically, a little-known aspect of Wagner's oeuvre comes into focus selected songs and piano pieces make it possible to get to know the great music dramatist as a creator of small-scale chamber music works (Daniel Linton-France, piano; Elisabeth Wimmer, soprano). Album Tracks 1. Züricher Vielliebchen-Walzer Es-Dur FÜR Klavier, WWV 88 2. Bruckner Und Bayreuth-Brief Richard Wagners An Bruckner, 31. Jänner 1868 3. Bruckner Und Bayreuth-Nachricht Bruckners An Richard Wagner, Bayreuth, Anfang September 1873 - Nachricht Richard Wagners An Bruckner, Anfang September 1873 4. Bruckner Und Bayreuth-Brief Bruckners An Josef Maria Kaiser, Linz, 14. Februar 1874 5. Bruckner Und Bayreuth-Brief Cosima Wagners An Bruckner, 24. Juni 1874 6. Bruckner Und Bayreuth-Tagebucheintrag Cosima Wagners Vom 8. Februar 1875 7. Bruckner Und Bayreuth-Brief Bruckners An Moritz Von Mayfeld, Linz, 13. Februar 1875 8. Tannenbaum. Lied in E-Flat minor / Es-Moll, WWV 50 9. Bruckner Und Bayreuth-Brief Bruckners An Otto Kitzler, BRÜNN, 1. Juni 1875 10. Bruckner Und Bayreuth-Biographische Skizze Aus B

After the celebrated start of the series InchBöck reads BrucknerInch provided insights into the Upper Austrian period of life and the composer's self-image, the second reading with music was dedicated, somewhat tongue-in-cheek, to Anton Bruckner's decades-long, clearly unsuccessful search for a wife. Using extant letters to and from them, it introduces some of the ladies earmarked as Bruckner's significant other and thematizes the Inchdownright absurd numbers of rash marriage proposalsInch (Hans-Joachim Hinrichsen) by the eternal bachelor. It likewise introduces letters in which female admirers of the composer, who had meanwhile achieved fame and recognition, made advances at him. Among other selected pieces, the letters are framed and commented on musically by piano pieces and songs with piano accompaniment from the so-called InchKitzler-StudienbuchInch (Kitzler Study Book), which contains works and drafts which show Bruckner on his way to developing his individual style.

Album Tracks 1. Palestrina · Musikalische Legende (1912-15) 2. Das Käthchen Von Heilbronn · Musik Zu Kleists Schauspiel (1905) 3. Die Rose Vom Liebesgarten · Romantische Oper (1897-1900)