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Anton Bruckner claimed The Vienna Philharmonic has long been recognized as the world´s ideal instrument for relaying the epic beauty and majestic spirituality of Anton Bruckner´s late symphonies — his ´cathedrals in sound.´ This four-CD set features previously unreleased performances of the VPO in Bruckner´s last three symphonies, conducted by three eminent Brucknerians — Karl Böhm (in No. 7), Wilhelm Furtwängler (No. 8) and Herbert von Karajan (No. 9). Drawn from the archives of Austrian Radio, these recordings were restored and digitally mastered by Ton Eichinger Studio in Vienna. The 112-page, three-language companion book contains rare, beautifully restored images of the composer and photos of the conductors in action, as well as an introduction by Pulitzer Prize-winner Tim Page, a scene-setting note by producer Gottfried Kraus, an essay by renowned critic (and Karajan biographer) Richard Osborne and detailed artist biographies from ´The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians.´
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