Bruckner: Mass No. 3 in F Minor, WAB 28

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Ticciati's feel for Bruckner intricate structure...runneth over with instinctive wisdom, and he marshals a top-notch team of vocal soloists. Every time I hear the Bamberg Symphony Orchestra I'm... — Gramophone Magazine, July 2014 More…

Release Date: 28th Apr 2014
Catalogue No: TUD7193
Label: Tudor
Length: 62 minutes

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Bruckner: Mass No. 3 in F Minor, WAB 28

Work length1:02:09

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$19.35

Hanna-Elisabeth Müller, Franz-Josef Selig, Anke Vondung, Dominik Wortig
Chor des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Bamberger Symphoniker
Robin Ticciati

Kyrie

Track length11:16

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$3.85

Gloria

Track length11:48

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Credo

Track length18:25

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$5.15

Sanctus

Track length2:27

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Benedictus

Track length8:58

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Agnus Dei

Track length9:15

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Bruckner’s last mass is a masterpiece. While rooted in the traditional Austrian mass, a descendant of Haydn, Mozart and Schubert, it also contains symphonic elements otherwise found only in Beethoven’s Missa solemnis, although Mahler can already be seen on the horizon.

Premiered in 1872 in Vienna’s Augustinerkirche to immense acclaim, the work is now performed both in the liturgy and in concert, having become a permanent part of the repertoire.

In contrast to the monumental symphonies, here we encounter a very special soundscape, reaching from soft ethereal sounds to jubilant surges.

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July 2014

Ticciati's feel for Bruckner intricate structure...runneth over with instinctive wisdom, and he marshals a top-notch team of vocal soloists. Every time I hear the Bamberg Symphony Orchestra I'm reminded that they're real contenders; but what a pity this careful attention to detail has been torpedoed by sound balance problems.

1st July 2014

I don’t know how experienced Robin Ticciati is at conducting Bruckner symphonies but he certainly seems at home here in the Bruckner idiom... in this score it’s the choir that takes centre stage for most of the proceedings and the Bavarian Radio Choir excel in every way...The success of the enterprise is helped in no small measure by the splendid sound.

Bruckner: Mass No. 3 in F Minor, WAB 28

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