Misunderstood composer... Bruckner! 🎻

[@neillangdoninglis]

Thanks for putting in a good word for this mysteriously underrated composer. Bruckner 5 is my favorite symphony and the slow movement is incredible.

[@jamesbarlow6423]

That adagio is DEEP journey!

[@serendrixsan9191]

Bro bruckner 5 sucks

[@Viktorvelat95]

@@serendrixsan9191exactly, came here to say this, except the scherzo rocks, cuz all Scherzos by Bruckner rock!

[@prometheanevent]

You are so right. It admittedly takes some patience to understand a Bruckner symphony. The repetitive attributes are deceptive, but affording it focused attention and time pays off. ‘Some of the most beautiful and profound passages in music.

[@ronaldheesakkers5458]

Bruckner sought heaven. People who cannot appreciate his music are perhaps too 'earthy'.

[@auerstadt06]

Bruckner is otherworldly.

[@4034miguel]

I love Bruckner's music. I never get tired of it. In fact, is my favorite composer. After him, Bach and Mozart. The 2nd movement of the 7th symphony always makes me cry. And the 3rd movement of the 9th is completely visionary with incredible orchestration that surprises me with how he can obtain so incredible textures and tones.

[@anthonypassante-contaldi]

The second movement adagio to Bruckner 7 is one of the saddest and most beautiful pieces of music ever written.

[@ablack7777]

Sometimes the feeling seems like sadness, the beauty is overwhelming. All of the moments of our life can be called up, and the profundity of the mix of joy and despair can seem like sadness, but it all works together for good. The journey of our life is not for us to understand, not now anyway, but there will come a time when we can see clearly. But if your mind and heart are right, it is all victory. In Bruckner we sense the magnificence, the glory, the potential of the human existence.

[@lawrence18uk]

It is his response to the death of Richard Wagner. In his honour, he added Wagner Tubas to the orchestra, evoking the sound of Der Ring...

[@ionutzamfir5794]

God bless you. carry on.and spread the word...whereas in usa Mahler is venerated(a confused and twisted man with such huge ego.). Celi didnt even consider Mshler as a symhonist

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

This is a snippet from the 9th adagio. That movement, to my mind, is the hardest emotional ride of any piece of music, and I always dissolve in tears at the end. The only thing that comes close is the ending of 131.

[@jkhalsa]

You played this moment from Bruckner 9th symphony so lovingly. It is much harder to play than it sounds to a casual listener. This is a place where the 2nd violins have a tougher part than the 1sts. I've loved this Symphony 9 since I was sixteen years old.

[@charlietian4023]

Same! I think I was 16 when I first heard bruckner 9 and bruckner as a whole

[@jkhalsa]

We are comrades, then, in the love of Bruckner! The start of the movement is the violin theme that leaps from G to Ab an octave higher, an interval of a minor ninth. I've never heard another piece with such a theme. A friend I introduced it to said something like it was the most searingly melancholy musical exhortation he ever heard (that theme opening the final movement). At age 16, my stand partner was 24 years old and said I'd aporeciate Bruckner more and more as I got older. I'm 71 now, and she was right. I point you to Sergiu Celibidache's Bruckner No. 9. Have you discovered it yet? Slower tempi, you can really hear the parts, how they weave together. Interesting to read all the listener comments there. Peace to you and happy holidays here at the end of 2023.

[@baschclv3426]

Recently performed the scherzo from his 7th symphony. Before then, i really didn’t care much for his works. However, as we did more with the scherzo, i listened to the 7th in its entirety. Now, he’s one of my top composers. The climaxes are simply brilliant, and each diminishment is very intimate and beautiful. Definitely one of the best composers out there!

[@gracie99999]

wow interesting..need to look into his work

[@late8641]

Bruckner's 7th symphony is definitely one of my favorite symphonies. It contains extremely beautiful and thrilling moments!

[@richardhunt7969]

Agreed, the seventh is a fabulous work all round, and the slow movement is so beautiful and poignant it never fails to move me deeply. I feel sorry for those missing out! I also love the fourth symphony and plan to listen to some of the others.

[@slacker436]

You won’t like it if you’re a percussionist

[@lupitah1012]

Yes! Very Beautiful 👩🏻‍💼🎻⭐️✨💥👌

[@Sh.moon.]

The first movement of Bruckner Symphony No. 7 is one of the best symphonic movement.

[@late8641]

I completely agree. The keyed up moment with the long pedal point at the end gives me chills every time.

[@ablack7777]

The expansive nature of the melody in the first movement is exhilarating in the very least. At best it drives your soul to amazing heights!! It has accompanied me for the last 55 years of my life (which have flashed by at amazing speed!) Fortunately I’m still a jet pilot, the speed and the heights and the views are still only a microcosm of what immersion into the ‘experience’ of Bruckner can bring you!!

[@bernaldiaz7388]

Bruckner gives meaning to life. Lovely playing.

[@Citrus_clown]

I'm a proud student of his school and was on the look for another piece of his but found this instead. Absolutely beautiful 🙇🙇🙇

[@markmulfinger]

Brava! Thank you so much for advocating for my all-time favorite composer! May God richly bless you!

[@lawrence18uk]

Thanks for this! Your patient work in working through the melody of this counterpoint has paid off. Unusual to hear this line in isolation, but it pays off! 😍

[@Generalissimo_David-B]

I Always a Fan Of Bruckner's 7th Symphony It Always Made Me Think of Ambient-Deviant Artwork.

[@charlietian4023]

Bruckner is so good, even in the strings

[@nullfey]

Thank you for sharing this composer!

[@marisolsoprano]

Truly beautiful!

[@markmulfinger]

Absolutely sublime to isolate this and imagine how it interweaves with correlative lines in the violas and cellos. This makes me want to listen to the Bruckner symphonies until I find this passage!

[@rbk2745]

Yes, Bruckner is fantastic. His music is beautiful and complex.

[@ikomena]

Bruckner is one of my absolute favourites. The build ups are amazing. For examples the endings of the first movements of the 6th or the 9. so good

[@mcaito]

The 8th, adagio, oh my... a lifetime of compositional genius in one movement.

[@ablack7777]

Anton Bruckner tells the story of my life. He and Mahler make up my ‘handle’ on KZbin . I cannot discount anything he has created, but certainly his symphonies 4,5, 7,8 are among my favorites. And 9.

[@ablack7777]

And the Third

[@EminAnimE1]

Nice.

[@ablack7777]

And I forgot, Bruckner’s 2nd

[@EminAnimE1]

@@ablack7777 Mahler is my absolute favorite. For the past maybe couple of years I've been discovering Bruckner and I've fallen in love with his work.

[@ablack7777]

Mahler is indeed #1. No more to say

[@scharnhorstkaisarbeethoven]

I think I have a whole life left to explore is work in depth. Currently 16 years old

[@oliverulloa4606]

Same

[@heartmelter5103]

Beauty of violin.

[@Andrewsgigour]

Thank you very much lovely girl......and we love Bruckner

[@colleenmaguire2421]

modultin all o'er place...cool! each new keys leadin tone or seventh degree leadin to different vistas. thank you!

[@MrACSRC]

Sounds like a very challenging practice piece for intonation!!

[@samirsattar2994]

Beautiful Composition.

[@erika6651]

I think people lose patience with a composer who is famously known for his Nicht Zu Schnell indications. I find his music vulnerable, majestic, forward thinking, and powerful.

[@charlietian9843]

And the violas and celli after this - i love the ninth symphony!

[@gracie99999]

ninth cool thanks

[@corneliaarendsen1358]

I love Bruckner.

[@tectorgorch8698]

I've been loving Bruckner since the good old KFAC days on L.A. radio but he can be a workout for sure.

[@sarepdee9602]

Thank you so much.

[@onlinemusiclessonsadamphil4677]

Incredible

[@robertstevensii4018]

As a fan of that romantic style and also the weeping violin from the shtetl, I love it. I think I had a bedside lamp that played this when you wound up part of it.

[@source4magic]

Longer pieces please. You are #1!

[@tubefan2737]

Bruckner - half man, half God

[@guii8993]

Bruckner - half Bruc, half kner

[@budy_chanel]

Very good👍👍

[@evanmisejka4062]

I love bruckner. Especially the trombones in his 8th.

[@robertstevensii4018]

Sumina Studer is an Italian racecar, equal parts beauty and power.

[@jesustovar2549]

I just love epic scale symphonic works, they feel kind of adventurous, damatic and powerful with a wide armonic and chromatic range, military rhythm with druams winds and brass with reflexive, profound and serene adagios but interesting, also I love music fhat feeds my imagination, that`s just my kind of music, so I like Brucker and I think the main problem that some listeners have with his symphonies is that there are many version of one symphony because audiences in it's time didn't like it so Bruckner needed to do revisions on his symphonies so there is no exact version of one of them, so choose what you like more, but some revised versions are better, it also depends if the performance cautivates you as it is in my case, so yeah Brucker is a little bit misunderstood.

[@yannnique17]

Bruckner 8th Symphony Movement 4 is my alarm clock, because your alarm clock is like the intro of a TV Series, but for your life. And I like to feel like a villain main character.

[@Casutama]

I love absolutely everything he ever wrote for choir. I'm not extremely familiar with his symphonic works (I know basically only his 5th symphony). I might need to check out more of his stuff.

[@joseg.matamoros2847]

Dude bruckner 8

[@minka866]

I don't know nothing about his choral works.

[@Casutama]

@@minka866 Listen to his motets! :)

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

Bro, do the 4th first

[@zoranjevtic6499]

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[@garrisoncluff5367]

His version of Ave Maria is amazing.

[@erika6651]

I ♥️ Bruckner. ❤❤❤

[@canithyre2626]

I love bruckner and French horn player I will hands down be willing to 4 and 7 any day

[@ionutzamfir5794]

bruckner. best symphonist ever

[@brickandorder]

I used to try humming a longing harmony very similar to Buckner's style, I just didn't know it was his to begin with!

[@carlhale4089]

Definitely misunderstood! I'm a classical music aficionado and I did NOT like Bruckner when I first listened to his symphonies, which seemed thematically weak and meandering to me. I was wrong!!! His 7th convinced me of his genius. Like Bach and Myaskovsky, Bruckner incorporates complex melodies and harmonies, although his contrapunctual is definitely weaker than Master Bach. Patience and persistence pay off with Bruckner. Keep listening 🎶 and there's a point where something happens in your aural world, and you begin to hear and enjoy the wonderful structure. Unappreciated in his Age and now in ours. Thank you for that amazing violin 🎻 motif!!!

[@renatoalmeida7616]

Bruckner is the greatest Symphonist....that's all.

[@SarveshKuttiadan]

saying Bruckner is misunderstood is crazy. He is by far one of the most played composers. All of his symphonies were and still are revolutionary for classical music. And if you pay attention to his work you can hear the influence of Wagner in his pieces

[@AskAScreenwriter]

Bruckner's 4th symphony ("Romantic") is one of my all-time favorites!

[@Enkaptaton]

I finally managed to get into the Bruckner Bubble in shorts. I wonder how much else is out there...

[@katrinat.3032]

Please recommend a Bruckner piece for someone that has never listened to him?

[@maheshpadalingam3137]

Sixth, while far from his best, is a very good introduction, as the symphony moves much faster than other Bruckner symphonies. The Bruckner sonata (aka. The three theme sonata), and the complete dedication to organic growth is missing, which picks up the pace and make it flightier and digestible. First after that, then seventh, and you're set to explore yourself now. Also, calibedache is not for beginner and some do not like him at all (like me). Hope it helps.

[@gracie99999]

I don’t why I didn’t ask this good question !!!

[@gracie99999]

@@maheshpadalingam3137 okay sonim gonna go with 11

[@maheshpadalingam3137]

@@gracie99999 eleven?

[@late8641]

The beginnings of the 4th or 7th symphonies are extremely beautiful.

[@thegoodness3010]

😍 very good

[@melindamalloyculbertson]

You play so beautifully! 😍 Love your channel! Will you be doing any vlogs soon? Those are my fav!

[@PrinceSashiKanthJames]

Great of u

[@minka866]

I like Bruckner symphonies so much. Yesterday I hear his 5th. It was too ethereal. A TikTok, Kwai and Reel mind will not pay the need attention for some works like that one

[@starboy5733]

I am in love with your bow control 🥵

[@ranuthakurr]

please teach how to play the melodies mam😭 i love your playing..... I don't have a teacher in my area and i really want to learn a violin🥲

[@oigreser1]

Si yo pudiese coger el arco como tú sería maravilloso

[@Lonelywarmsoul]

She's spellbinding😭😭😭😭😭

[@vincentlefebvre9255]

His symphonies are monumental. It is almost a mystic experience to listen to his symphonies.

[@jochanaan58]

From the Ninth's Adagio, do I recognize? That movement foreshadows atonality as much as anything by Wagner or Liszt! Yes, Bruckner was a quiet radical whose music I've loved since my college days.

[@TAIWANjasonsuper]

Best 😀🇹🇼💯

[@raynulfmacarse2819]

Hello Sumina I'm your new subscriber your tips and advice are very helpful

[@daniellesossella6970]

Adorei!!!

[@jhostinvillanueva4708]

Hermoza

[@scottkleyla7752]

My ear is cold and must feel connectivity with resonance in compassionate sensitivity with tonal body. The feeling is cerebral in this piece, style is charmless unendearing void of passions the thrill me in sweeping magnitudes of sound waves deep and understanding- this machine runs but has no soul, production material for self study?

[@MrBulky992]

Bear in mind that this is a counter-melody: it is a hugely inventive one but not intended to be heard on its own. If you have failed to appreciate it from this hearing, beautifully played, you might like to hear it in context, underpinned by sublime harmony and orchestration in its role as a decorative embellishment to the main thematic material. It's from the Adagio of his 9th symphony.

[@guavaguy4397]

The thing that makes Bruckner hard for me is the Schoenberg type dissonance he used.

[@tizianavinci4406]

Sublime

[@charlietian9843]

I always have loved Bruckner upon first listen to the 9th I am a fan of such long epic symphonies

[@alexchudilovski860]

Thank you. On that note I can go to sleep now.

[@miguelangelvallory1563]

remember: must be hear Emile Souret cadence of Paganini concert one by Ruggiero Ricci.

[@miguelangelvallory1563]

Love you much

[@soutteruk1]

7th Symphony, the slow movement

[@KenKen3593]

When I tell people the 9th symphony is one of my favorite pieces, I am not referring ti Beethoven.

[@Mood-wy2gd]

How to hight pich note practris.

[@obadijahparks]

I like it.

[@thelastking5072]

Golden wind theme thx

[@BudiBiola]

🎻🎻🎻🎻❤️❤️❤️🙏

[@samcrdx8016]

Quite beautiful indeed. The music is not that bad either.

[@MakNyus-jc4pi]

hello ma'am, what is the correct bridge thickness?

[@tida9017]

White Stripes’ 7 Nation Army is actually a Bruckner’s theme

[@riccardorizza843]

The 7th symphony is probably the best ever written

[@gracie99999]

7th? but the other said 9th

[@DACFIL]

❤️❤️❤️♥️♥️♥️

[@MicheleLaraia-j4m]

No problems,i save it

[@leo.g4798]

How to connect with you for the class

[@antoniusfaskal_]

🎻👍🏻

[@MrKeyboardAmateur]

Nice video! My sister loved Bruckner’s 6th Symphony, so after her death, I did a 2-hand keyboard arrangement of the Adagio (abridged) for her Memorial Service. I had to record it using a cheap camcorder, but you still might enjoy it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jp68XpiQZdl2oKc

[@loshisad3889]

Yeah I think you're right! Even Paganini is on that list.

[@miguelangelvallory1563]

Should make one and one while.... So : 1, 3, 5 just the armonics in secuence at due , understund me ?

[@KimAhrina11]

Btw how can you be beautiful like that tho, I can't 😭😭😭

[@miguelangelvallory1563]

Beauty beauty beauty

[@rickdynes]

❤

[@junacebedo888]

61 yrs old Male. Not into romantic period but I think Bruckner is a no non-sense composer. His Symphony # 8 by CSO conducted by Solti is very cohesive

[@marylissbethmoralesrivera3989]

can you play as it was by harry styles?