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The East Coast Brucknerathon – Performance History The East Coast Brucknerathon – Performance History Symphony in F Minor 2009 - Dong-Ho Lee Jeju Philharmonic Orchestra CD 2010 – Rupert Frieberger Orchestre Extempore Fabian CD 2011 – Gennadi Rozhdestvensky USSR Ministry of Culture Orch. Melodiya CD 2012 – Stanislaw Skrowaczewski Saarland Radio Sym. Orchestra Oehms CD 2013 – not played ** Symphony # 1 2009 - Georg Tintner Scottish National Orchestra Naxos 2010 – Eugen Jochum Berlin Philharmonic DGG 2011 – Vaclav Neumann Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra Berlin Classics 2012 – Martin Haselboeck Vienna Chamber Ensemble Capriccio CD 2013 – Leon Botstein American Symphony Orchestra Orchestra Download Symphony in D Minor “ Die Nullte” 2009 - Gennadi Rozhdestvensky USSR Ministry of Culture Orch Melodiya 2010 – Daniel Barenboim Chicago Symphony Tower / DGG 2011 – Takashi Asahina Tokyo Metropolitan Orchestra Fontec CD 2012 – Mario Venzago Tapiola Sinfonietta CPO CD 2013 – Mario Venzago Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Aircheck Symphony # 2 2009 - Herbert Blomstedt Montreal Symphony Orchestra Aircheck 2010 – Simone Young Hamburg Symphony orchestra Oehms 2011 – Dean Dixon Hessian Radio Symphony Orchestra Aircheck 2012 – Hans Zender SWR Symphony Orchestra Amati CD 2013 – Stanislaw Skrowaczewski Minnesota Orchestra Aircheck Symphony # 3 2009 - Akira Naito Tokyo New City Orchestra Delta Test Pressing 2010 – Jonathan Nott Bamberg Symphony Orchestra Tudor SACD 2011 – Hans Zender SWR Symphony Orchestra Aircheck 2012 – Gerd Schaller Philharmonie Festiva Profil CD 2013 – Herbert Blomstedt San Francisco Symphony Orchestra Aircheck Symphony # 4 2009 - Stephene Deneve Scottish National Orchestra Aircheck 2010 – Osmo Vanska Minnesota Orchestra BIS SACD 2011 – Franz Konwitschny Vienna Symphony Orchestra Denon CD 2012 – Karl Boehm Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Decca CD 2013 – Franz Welser-Moest Cleveland Orchestra Arthaus Musik Blu Ray Symphony # 5 2009 - Heinz Roegner Berlin Symphony Orchestra Berlin Classics 2010 – Peter-Jan Marthe European Community Orch. Preiser CD 2011 – Paavo Jarvi European Youth Orchestra Estonian ERP DVD 2012 – Claudio Abbado Lucerne Festival Orchestra Accentus Blu-Ray 2013 – Takashi Asahina Chicago Symphony Orchestra NHK DVD Symphony # 6 2009 - Ira Levin Norrlands Opera Orchestra Lindoro 2010 – Rafael Kubelik Chicago Symphony Orchestra CSO CD 2011 – Heinz Bongartz Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra Berlin Classics 2012 – Sergiu Celibidache Munich Philharmonic Orchestra Sony DVD 2013 – Leonard Bernstein New York Philharmonic NYP CD Symphony # 7 2009 - Eugen Jochum Concertgebouw Orchestra Altus DVD 2010 – Paavo Jarvi Frankfurt Radio Sym. Orch. RCA SACD 2011 – Yakov Kreizberg Vienna Symphony Orchestra Pentatone SACD 2012 – Daniel Barenboim Berlin Staatskapelle DGG CD 2013 – Klaus Tennstedt Boston Symphony Orchestra ICA DVD Symphony # 8 2009 - Takashi Asahina Osaka Philhahmonic NHK DVD 2010 – Ken-Ichiro Kobayashi Japan Philharmonic Exton DVD 2011 – Lovro von Matacic NHK Symphony Orchestra NHK DVD 2012 – Hans Graf Houston Symphony Orchestra Aircheck 2013 – Zubin Mehta Los Angeles Philharmonic Decca CD Symphony # 9 2009 - Fabio Luisi Dresden Staatskapelle Sony SACD 2010 – Gerd Schaller Ebrach Festival Orchestra Aircheck 2011 – Stanislaw Skrowaczewski Yomiouri Nippon Orch. Denon Blu-Ray 2012 – Herbert Blomstedt San Francisco Symphony London CD 2013 – Hans Graf Houston Symphony Orchestra Aircheck Symphony # 9 (Finale) 2009 - Akira Naito Tokyo New City Orchestra Delta CD 2010 – Gerd Schaller Ebrach Festival Orchestra Aircheck 2011 – Gerd Schaller Philharmonia Festiva Profil CD 2012 – Simon Rattle Berlin Philharmonic EMI SACD 2013 – Hans Graf Houston Symphony Orchestra Aircheck String Quintet 2012 – Hans-Martin Schneidt Deutsche Musicschulorchestra Ars Musici CD Four Orchestra Pieces 2013 – David Epstein MIT Symphony Orchestra MIT CD Overture in G Minor 2013 - William Steinberg Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Command LP March in E Flat 2013 – Kenneth Megan US Coast Guard Band USCG Recording ** The 2013 Brucknerathon was devoted to American Orchestras. Since there was no US performance of the Symphony in F Minor, that work was replaced by performances of the Four Orchestral Pieces, the Overture in G Minor and the March in E Flat. .
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