Brucnker Symphony Versions Discography V6

I want to let everyone know that a new updated version of my Bruckner Symphony Versions Discography, with improved navigation, has been posted at my website - follow the link in my signature below. Frame-capable browsers are needed to take advantage of the navigation aids, but older browsers incapable of displaying frames will (should) still work, too.

For those that haven't been there for a while (or ever) there are links to detailed descriptions of all the symphony versions - all the things you ever wanted to know about the Bruckner Symphonies in one-stop shopping!

As always, any comments are welcomed.

I forgot to mention that another new feature is the ability to download the complete discography in Adobe Acrobat format.

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What a wonderful resource. Thank you!

John

I would like to publicly acknowledge Lani's tremendous effort in publishing this indispensable resource for all Brucknerians. How he manages to do this in addition to holding a full-time job, being a performing musician, and keeping up with RMCR is an inspiration to all of us who are pressed for time.

Mil Gracias,

Ramon

: manages to do this in addition to holding a full-time job, being a : performing musician, and keeping up with RMCR is an inspiration to : all of us who are pressed for time.

Indeed. He even plays one of those obsolete instruments you like so much.

Add me in on the congratulations for Lani too. A valuable resource indeed.

Regards,

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Ray, Sydney

much.

Actually, to his credit he also plays modern oboes. His Elgar affliction is another matter though. Oh well, nobody's perfect ...

RK

Many thanks for this particular addition - I very much appreciate being able to download the whole thing and review it at my leisure.

Regards, ElShaddai Edwards