The Philadelphia Orchestra Eugene Ormandy, Bruckner: Symphony No. 7 in E
Anton Bruckner had trouble gaining worldwide recognition mainly due to that his enormous symphonies presented a concert audiences hearing them for the first time. His symphonic movements are so long and leisurely that the average listener often loses track of their meaning during a performance. Even today (1969) this is a problem for first listeners to Bruckner, and the phonograph is of particular value in this connection since it allows one to play a Bruckner movement over and over until its content may be easily grasped.
Anton Bruckner  (Composer)
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