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Article: A taut yet expansive reading drawing on a lifetime's experience; Dresden Staatskapelle Symphony Hall Birmingham University Music Society Orchestra The Great Hall, Birmingham University.(Review)
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- The Birmingham Post (England)
- Article date:
- March 5, 2001
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Byline: Christopher Morley
Conductor Bernard Haitink and the music of Anton Bruckner hold a very special place in this listener's affections, encountering them both for the first time nearly 40 years ago in a Prom concert at the Royal Albert Hall.
As on that memorable occasion, at Symphony Hall on Saturday a Bruckner symphony was preceded by a Mozart masterpiece in Haitink's programme, a telling juxtaposition of one composer to whom inspiration seemed to come so easily and one who had to ...
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