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277:"Previous attempts to complete the 4th movement ended fully out of style, . Not so Schaller's version. He matches first time the dimension of the symphony and manages to set a point on top for a fulminate final. And even better, this new version even has a "Reprise", that none of the others tried, although in can be found in Bruckner's sketches. Schaller created an excellent coda with a full dramatic development before it. He made like a retrospective of other Bruckner's symphony themes but citing them in an indirect and modified way. Bruckner's doctor noted that Bruckner had played for him the version of the finale on piano, where he overlapped the themes of the last symphonies. Exactly this was done by Gerd Schaller, giving the coda as much authenticity as possible from the currently available material and information."
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review of all movements as in the Eighth
Symphony. Ward writes of it, "The fugue worked very well, with tension maintained and intensifying strongly. The recapitulation of the triplet horn theme, where Brucknerâs completed bifolios cease, continues and builds and then falls quiet." In his completion of the coda of the final movement, Schaller draws on themes and motives from across Bruckner's works in the form of a compositional retrospective with building-blocks from earlier symphonies, choral symphonic works and thematic references to other movements of the Ninth.
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Schallers work was guided by 19th-century French organ composers Alexandre Guilmant, Louis Vierne and Charles Marie Widor, all of whom wrote organ sonatas and symphonies for the instrument. In The Bruckner Journal Ken Ward writes: "But what Schaller has created from Brucknerâs 9th is an âorgan symphonyâ â not as a poor substitute for the real thing, but as a work to be considered in parallel to the original."
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label Profil
Edition GĂŒnter HĂ€nssler and the Ebracher Musiksommer. The basis of the project is the Bruckner cycle recorded by Gerd Schaller and the Philharmonie Festiva, primarily in the abbey church of the former Cistercian monastery in Ebrach since 2007, which is gradually being supplemented by recordings of other versions and on September 4, 2024 for the 200th birthday of the composer Anton Bruckner should be finished.
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In 2020 he arranged Anton
Bruckner's 9th Symphony, including the final movement that he completed, for organ and played it himself on the main organ of the former Cistercian abbey church in Ebrach. The Bayerischer Rundfunk (Studio Franken) produced the recording, the CD was released in 2021 by Profil
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The fugue of the final movement is particularly central to
Schaller's completion - the heightened contrapuntal tension concentrated into this fugue is used in the finale as a lead to the climax to the thematic material at the start of the symphony, transposed to the major key, and as a polythematic
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Triple woodwind (flutes, oboes, B flat clarinets, bassoons); brass: 8 horns in F (7th/8th also in B flat; horns 4-8 alternate with Wagner tubas: 2 tenor tubas in B flat and 2 bass tubas in F), 3 trumpets in F, alto, tenor and bass trombones, contrabass tuba; timpani; strings (violin I / II, viola,
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aims to perform all symphonies in all versions, including the rare intermediate versions, and to record them on CD by the 200th birthday of the composer Anton
Bruckner. It is a co-production project between Gerd Schaller, the Philharmonie Festiva, the Bayerischer Rundfunk - Studio Franken, the CD
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2018 Gerd
Schaller revised his version of the final movement of Bruckner's Ninth from the experience of the first performance. He has attached particular importance to more clarity and clarity of the structures. As far as the orchestration is concerned, he has thinned out some passages and
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2018 Gerd
Schaller has prepared an orchestral version of Bruckner's string quintet, the first for full orchestra. The original chamber polyphony of the five solo string players is retained in his strategy of arrangement, but at the same time much symphonic material is incorporated. It's a
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orchestrated others more richly. But there are also compositional changes, for example in the apotheosis of the coda. In 2019 the double-cd with the revised final movement has been released bei Profil HĂ€nssler. 2018 the score has been published by Ries & Erler, Berlin.
1754:, introductory note in the programme of the premiere in the Ebrach Abbey Church: Anton Bruckner (1824-1896), Symphony No. 9 in D minor WAB 109 âDem lieben Gottâ, Ebrach Summer Music Festival, programme, Abteikirche Ebrach, Sunday, July 24, 2016, pp. 5â15
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Classical-Romantic arrangement with doubled woodwinds, four horns, two trumpets, three trombones and timpani to preserve the structures of the original composition and at the same time reinforce the symphonic content.
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Schaller's recording career has had a strong emphasis on lesser-known operas and concert rarities, including the first recordings of numerous pieces. His recordings of lesser-known operas have included
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Rainer Boss, "Anton
Bruckners Neunte Symphonie d-Moll in 4 SĂ€tzen. UrauffĂŒhrung einer neuen Fassung mit Finale, nach originalen Quellen ergĂ€nzt und vervollstĂ€ndigt von Gerd Schaller", in:
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Symphony No. 9 in D minor (1894 original version, ed. Nowak 1951, finale completed by Gerd
Schaller, 2015), rec. live July, 2016, Abteikirche, Ebrach, Upper Franconia, Germany.
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1103:"REVIEW: RECORDING OF THE MONTH - Anton BRUCKNER (1824-1896), Symphony No. 9 in D minor (1894 original version, ed. Nowak 1951, finale completed by Gerd Schaller, 2015)"
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Engels, Guy (January 16, 2020). "Weiterer Teil einer wegweisenden Bruckner-Gesamtaufnahme (transl: Another part of a pioneering Bruckner complete recording)".
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Anton Bruckner, Neunte Symphonie d-Moll in vier SĂ€tzen mit neuer Finale-Fassung, vervollstĂ€ndigt und uraufgefĂŒhrt von Gerd Schaller.
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Ninth Symphony â completed version; with final movement completed by Schaller (2016), premiere recording; double CD â PH16089 (2016)
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Funeral music "To the memory of Anton Bruckner" by Otto Kitzler orchestrated by Schaller, premiere recording â PH13027 (2013)
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Anton Bruckners Neunte Symphonie d-Moll mit Finale ergÀnzt nach originalen Quellen und vervollstÀndigt von Gerd Schaller
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in Franconia, and he remains its Artistic Director. The event is staged in collaboration with BR's Studio Franken.
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In 2016, Gerd Schaller was unanimously selected by the Bruckner Society of America as the recipient of its
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Second Symphony â version of 1872 (Carragan edition) â PH12022 (2012)
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1535:"REVIEW: Anton BRUCKNER (1824â1896), Symphony No. 6 in A, WAB 106"
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Franz Schubert: "Great" Symphony in C major D944 â PH12062 (2012)
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Third Symphony â version of 1890 (Schalk edition), PH18002 (2018)
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Technical details for the Schaller Completion of Bruckner's Ninth
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Karl Goldmark: Symphony no. 1 "Rustic Wedding" - PH10048 (2011)
1371:"A rare chance to hear Herbeck's Great Mass at Bad Kissingen"
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1672:"REVIEW: RECORDING OF THE MONTH, Anton Bruckner (1824â1896)"
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Complete Bruckner symphonies; first recordings of rare works
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magazine in November 2011 as its "Recording of the Month".
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in 1993. In 1998 he became principal conductor at the
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Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no. 7 â PH15030 (2015)
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ed. Andreas Lindner and Klaus Petermayr, Linz 2017.
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875:"Conductor, Gerd Schaller to Receive Kilenyi Medal"
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372:Orchestral Version of Bruckner's Quintet
335:Scherzo. Bewegt, lebhaft - Trio. Schnell
1694:Listing, Official (September 4, 2015).
1514:Bermudez, José Luis (January 1, 2014).
1427:Hoskins, Christian (November 1, 2011).
1123:Review, Completion (October 25, 2016).
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542:Lower Saxony State Orchestra, Hannover
324:of the four movements are as follows:
218:, reviewing a recording of Bruckner's
1331:Enescu, Fundatia (November 8, 2011).
993:Lehnert, Richard (November 1, 2011).
811:Vollmann, Norbert (August 28, 2015).
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1713:Kennedy, Paul (September 11, 2011).
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1516:"Symphony #4 (with Volkfest finale)"
1350:MĂŒller, Sven-David (April 4, 2008).
1262:Lang, Matthias (November 15, 2018).
974:Sanderson, Blair (August 30, 2011).
936:Hurwitz, David (September 9, 2014).
402:; as well as the first recording of
1651:Cookson, Michael (August 1, 2015).
1632:Cookson, Michael (April 13, 2013).
1571:Symphony No. 9 with Schaller Finale
780:Heringlehner, Ralf (May 23, 2014).
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142:. He took up his first post at the
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1281:Krusch, Uwe (September 14, 2018).
842:Music, Ebracht (January 1, 2016).
757:Schaller, Gerd (January 1, 2010).
584:Radio Symphony Orchestra of Prague
165:In 1990, Schaller established the
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1533:Reinhart, Brian (March 1, 2015).
1101:Moore, Ralph (December 1, 2016).
652:Seventh Symphony â PH11028 (2011)
1231:robccowan, rob's retro classical
1025:from the original on 2023-05-29.
596:Teatr Wielki Orchestra of Warsaw
520:Chamber Philharmonic of Bamberg.
1369:Ward, Ken (September 9, 2014).
1300:Kupke, Frank (April 20, 2009).
1225:Cowan, Rob (February 3, 2021).
1206:Moore, Ralph (March 21, 2021).
892:Ward, Ken (September 3, 2013).
813:"Erfolgsgeschichte Musiksommer"
649:Sixth Symphony â PH14021 (2014)
646:Fifth Symphony â PH14020 (2014)
1855:German male conductors (music)
1059:Ward, Ken (October 25, 2016).
1019:www.musicweb-international.com
172:In 2008, Schaller founded the
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1552:Ward, Ken (August 1, 2012).
1464:Ward, Ken (March 10, 2015).
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257:With the final movement of
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524:Braunschweig Staatstheater
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60:WĂŒrzburg College of Music
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426:Schaller's recording of
1824:German National Library
1820:TontrÀger Gerd Schaller
547:Magdeburg Philharmonic.
477:Alexander von Zemlinsky
463:Erich Wolfgang Korngold
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1719:MusicWeb International
1676:MusicWeb International
1657:MusicWeb International
1588:MusicWeb International
1539:MusicWeb International
1501:MusicWeb International
1337:Fundatia George Enescu
1227:"Bruckner turned Goth"
1212:MusicWeb international
1188:Gerd Schaller (2018).
1175:MusicWeb International
1107:MusicWeb International
844:"PHILHARMONIE FESTIVA"
572:NDR Radio Philharmonic
560:Munich Radio Orchestra
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138:, and medicine at the
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854:on September 15, 2018
761:[Biography].
556:Munich Bach Soloists.
517:Bachsolisten, Munich.
502:The Makropulos Affair
411:in co-operation with
329:Feierlich, Misterioso
318:cello, double-bass).
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192:Bruckner's Symphonies
1811:Philharmonie Festiva
1436:The Bruckner Journal
1150:Philharmonie Festiva
1068:The Bruckner Journal
551:Meiningen Hofkapelle
509:Orchestra conducting
287:The Bruckner Journal
202:The Bruckner Journal
174:Philharmonie Festiva
1865:People from Bamberg
1077:on 12 February 2018
404:Johann Simon Mayr's
285:Ken Ward writes in
187:Bruckner recordings
1156:, 2 December 2016.
603:List of recordings
492:Adriana Lecouvreur
417:Johann von Herbeck
413:North German Radio
393:The Queen of Sheba
349:: 24:40 (736 bars)
343:: 23:00 (243 bars)
331:: 25:54 (567 bars)
144:Hanover Staatsoper
1247:Ken Ward (2021).
1129:Bruckner Insiders
578:NĂŒrnberg Symphony
396:, and Goldmark's
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