Anton Bruckner: Sinfonie 7 (Mariss Jansons) (Hybrid SACD, Br-Klassik)

Bruckner’s Seventh was already extremely successful when it was first performed – and to this day it is probably the composer’s most played symphony. The slow and very moving movement that Bruckner dedicated to the blissful, beloved, immortal Richard Wagner, reflects the mood of the Wagner admirer Bruckner. Richard Wagner died while working on the symphony in Venice, an event that deeply moved Bruckner. The present recording with the Symphony Orchestra of the Bavarian Radio under Mariss Jansons, unleashes the entire musical energy of this world-class orchestra through the artistically and musically sophisticated interpretation and the transparency of the audiophile SACD technology.