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Neither of these recordings represents its conductor or the music at their best, but both have interesting aspects. The Bruckner was conducted by a somewhat younger and more vital Otto Klemperer than the man who recorded the same work for EMI. But the Vienna Symphony in the postwar era was a scrappy, underfed ensemble that couldn't really produce the sound Bruckner requires. Yet anything Hans Rosbaud recorded is bound to be of some interest, since he was such a commanding and insightful musician. This 1952 broadcast performance doesn't really catch fire like the best Rosbaud, but its insights will still be of great interest to Mahlerians. And you certainly get a lot of music for your money here.
--Leslie Gerber
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Otto Klemperer dirige Bruckner : Symphonie n°4 "Romantique", avec l'Orchestre Symphonique de Vienne - Hans Rosbaud dirige Mahler : Symphonie n°7 "Le Chant de la Nuit" avec l'Orchestre Symphonique de la Radio de Berlin