Anton Bruckner
Bruckner, Anton - änˈtōn brookˈnər, 1824–96, Austrian composer. He was appointed organist at the Linz cathedral in 1856 before becoming court organist in Vienna in 1868, where he later taught at the conservatory and university. He established a reputation as a virtuoso organist on trips to France in 1869 and to England in 1871, but as a composer he gained Read More...
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The Problems of Modern Music (Chap. V "The Faith of Anton Bruckner")
by M. M. Bozman, Adolf Weissmann. 246 pgs.
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Music Criticism in Vienna, 1896-1897: Critically Moving Forms ("Bruckner" begins on p. 122)
by Sandra McColl. 246 pgs.
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