Brief E. Schweitzers an Bruckner:
(Neue Hamburger Adresse im Briefkopf) Möchte in den Ferien nach Süddeutschland und möglichst dabei die Wiener Oper besuchen und Bruckner kennenlernen. Bittet um diesbezügliche Auskunft. [Vgl. 18.4.1892] (*).
Die Österreichische Buchhändler-Correspondenz Nr. 26 meldet auf S. 2f Neuerscheinungen des Musikalienhandels:
"J. Guttmann in Wien.
"J. Guttmann in Wien.
434. Amadei, A. Gf., [...]
435. [...]
436. Bibl, R., [...]
437. Bruckner, Ant., Siebente Symphonie (E. dur) für grosses Orchester. Partitur 18 fl. netto, Orchesterstimmen 18 fl. netto, Clavierauszug zu 4 Händen bearbeitet von Frz. und Jos. Schalk 7 fl. 20 kr.
438. - - Adagio aus dem Streichquintett in F-dur für Clavier 2ms. bearb. von Jos. Schalk 90 kr.
[... Cowen, Gernerth ...]
442. Kralik, M., Lieder [...]" (**).
Die in London erscheinende Wochenzeitschrift The Graphic Nr. 865 schreibt auf S. 13 über das Konzert vom 21.6.1886, in dem die 7. Symphonie aufgeführt werden sollte:
" Music
[...]
CONCERTS (VARIOUS).—Herr Richter intended last Monday to bring forward the much-talked-of seventh symphony by Anton Bruckner, an Austrian musician, who, after sixty-one years of toil and hardship, suddenly leaped to fame in Germany last year. The symphony was written in honour of Bruckner's patron, Richard Wagner, and it is dedicated to the late King Ludwig of Bavaria, the slow movement being, curiously enough, a funeral march. However, for some reason, the symphony was shelved, and a mixed Wagner and Beethoven programme was given instead. [...]" [keine Signatur ...] (***).
" Music
[...]
CONCERTS (VARIOUS).—Herr Richter intended last Monday to bring forward the much-talked-of seventh symphony by Anton Bruckner, an Austrian musician, who, after sixty-one years of toil and hardship, suddenly leaped to fame in Germany last year. The symphony was written in honour of Bruckner's patron, Richard Wagner, and it is dedicated to the late King Ludwig of Bavaria, the slow movement being, curiously enough, a funeral march. However, for some reason, the symphony was shelved, and a mixed Wagner and Beethoven programme was given instead. [...]" [keine Signatur ...] (***).
Zitierhinweis:
Franz Scheder, Anton Bruckner Chronologie Datenbank, Eintrag Nr.: 188606265, URL: www.bruckner-online.at/ABCD-188606265letzte Änderung: Feb 17, 2024, 12:12