Besprechungen der 8. Symphonie:
Louis C. Elson [vermutlich Boston Advertiser]:
"a work of great power as well as length and, in spite of its defects and prolixity, it has dignity and power and the voice is the voice of Bruckner ... it is the best of the nine symphonies of this master.", Olin Downes [vermutlich Boston Post]: "the eighth symphony takes the breath away at first by its enormous energy and concentrated force."
und Philip Hale [vermutlich Boston Herald]: Mr. Hale distinctly believed it to be Bruckner's best and said, "Above all, the invention shown, both in thematic lines and in wealth of development, is little less than marvelous for Bruckner was sixty years old when he began work on this symphony."
"a work of great power as well as length and, in spite of its defects and prolixity, it has dignity and power and the voice is the voice of Bruckner ... it is the best of the nine symphonies of this master.", Olin Downes [vermutlich Boston Post]: "the eighth symphony takes the breath away at first by its enormous energy and concentrated force."
und Philip Hale [vermutlich Boston Herald]: Mr. Hale distinctly believed it to be Bruckner's best and said, "Above all, the invention shown, both in thematic lines and in wealth of development, is little less than marvelous for Bruckner was sixty years old when he began work on this symphony."
Zitierhinweis:
Franz Scheder, Anton Bruckner Chronologie Datenbank, Eintrag Nr.: 190903136, URL: www.bruckner-online.at/ABCD-190903136letzte Änderung: Feb 02, 2023, 11:11