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INDEX OF ARTICLES IN PREVIOUS ISSUES

1997

Vol.1/1 Constantin Floros: Bruckner Propositions (1)

Vol.1/2 " " " " (2)

Vol.1/3 “ “ “ “ (3)

Alan George: Bruckner's String Quintet

1998

Vol.2/1 Derek Scott: Lux in Tenebris (1)

Vol.2/2 " " " " " (2)

Vol.2/3 " " " " " (3)

Nigel Simeone: Lovro von Matacic

1999

Vol.3/1 Derek Scott:Lux in Tenebris (end)

Joseph Braunstein interview

Otto Biba: Bruckner's Dedications

Vol.3/2 Crawford Howie: Bruckner Letters

Joseph Braunstein interview (end)

Mark Audus: Jascha Horenstien

Vol.3/3 Crawford Howie: Bruckner Letters (2)

Angela Pachovsky: Bruckner's Songs

2000

Vol.4/1 (various): Franz Schalk & Bruckner's Fifth

Elisabeth Maier: Ignaz Dorn

Vol.4/2 Andrea Harrandt: The Late Letters

Mark Kluge: The Royale Third

Vol/4/3 Benjamin-Gunnar Cohrs: Bruckner's Ninth

2001

Vol.5/1 Keith Warsop: Spohr and Bruckner

Vol.5/2 Leon Botstein: Music and Ideology -

Thoughts on Bruckner

Crawford Howie: Bruckner's Third

chronology/Mahler's role

Vol.5/3 " " " " (conclusion)

Stanislav Skrowaczewski interview

David Aldborgh: Austerity and Charm:

Revisions in the 4th and 1st symphonies

2002

Vol.6/1 Dermot Gault: The Third Version of

Bruckner's Third Symphony

Vol.6/2 William Carragan: The "Wagner

Symphony" on stage

Vol.6/3 Mark Kluge: Bruckner in New York:

A 1964-65 Cycle

Raymond Cox: Bruckner's Cosmic

Musical Background in Relation to the Zodiac

2003

Vol.7/1 Peter Palmer: Some early composer-

conductors of Bruckner

Henry Raynor: An Approach to Anton

Bruckner

Vol.7/2 Jacques Roelands: The Finale of

Bruckner's Ninth

Vol.7/3 Wilhelm Furtwängler: Speech (1939) to

the German Bruckner Society

2004

Vol.8/1 Ken Ward: Bruckner and Death

Crawford Howie: Bruckner String Quintet

Vol.8/2 Paul Coones: Bruckner in amateur

performance

Vol.8/3 Dermot Gault: Bruckner's Eighth: The 1890 Version

2005

Vol.9/1 William Carragan: Bruckner's Golden Arches

Vol.9/2 Nicola Samale & Benjamin-Gunnar Cohrs:

Bruckner's Ninth Finale

Vol.9/3 Ian Beresford Gleaves: Bruckner, God and Light

Paul Hawkshaw: A report on the sources for

Bruckner's Eighth Symphony

2006

Vol.10/1 Benjamin Korstvedt: The 1888 Version of Bruckner's

Fourth Symphony

Dermot Gault: A version of the Adagio for the Eighth

Symphony

Vol.10/2 Constantin Floros: Anton Bruckner in a New

Perspective

Peter Jan Marthé on a his completion of the Ninth

Symphony

Jacques Roelands: Doing Justice to Bruckner

Derek Cooke compares 1887 and 1890 versions of the

Eighth

Vol.10/3 Paul Dawson-Bowling: Thematic and Tonal Unity in

Bruckner's Eighth Pt.I

Raymond Rice: Bruckner in the Academy.

2007

Vol. 11/1 Neil Schore - Takashi Asahina’s Bruckner

Benjamin-Gunnar Cohrs - Symphonisches Präludium

In C Minor

Paul Dawson-Bowling - Thematic and Tonal Unity in

Bruckner’s Eighth Symphony pt II

Crawford Howie - Johann Herbeck and Anton

Bruckner

Hartwig Molzow - Bruckner Fever

Vol. 11/2 Erling E Guldbrandsen - Music and Mystical Experience

Crawford Howie - Mystery in the Music of Anton

Bruckner

Hans Keller - Genius of Naivety - on reactions to

Bruckner

Vol. 11/3 Julian Horton - Bruckner and the Myth of Otherness

William Carragan - Bruckner’s Last Words

Alan Munro - An interview with Brian McMaster

John Georgiadis - How I discovered Bruckner

2008

Vol. 12/1 Howard Jones - The recorded history of Bruckner’s 4th

Symphony

Book reviews by Crawford Howie: Bruckner -

Ikonographie Teil 3 and Bruckner Jahrbuch 2001-

2005

Paul Hawkshaw - Anton Bruckner, St Florian

and Contrapuntal Tradition

Benjamin Korstvedt - The Early Compositional

History of Bruckner's Fourth Symphony: Interim

Report

Interviews: Daniel Harding, Benjamin-Gunnar Cohrs on

Swedish Radio SO performance on the 9th with Finale

(SPCM - SC2007)

Vol. 12/2 Nicholas Attfield - Music and Mysticism in the Weimar

Republic: The Case of Anton Bruckner and Erich

Schwebsch

Ian Beresford Gleaves - On Bruckner’s Sixth

Symphony

Martin Spiteri - Giuseppe Sinopoli - A Survey of his

Bruckner Performances

John Berky - The Mystery of the “Gerd Rubahn”

Symphony No.3

Florence Bishop - Symphony No.9 - fourth movement

Interview with Stanislaw Skrowaczewski in

Scotland

2008 (cont.)

Vol 12/3 Crawford Howie - Bruckner, Mahler and the piano-duet

arrangement of Bruckner’s Third Symphony

Crawford Howie - Book Review: Bruckner Vorträge

2006 Bericht Ed. Rainer Boss.- Anton Bruckner -

Die Geistliche Musik

Ken Ward -Seven Types of Mystery

Raymond Cox - The Dissolution of Mysticism in

Bruckner’s Fifth Symphony

Philipe Herreweghe - There is no compromise with

Bruckner

John Berky - Edition Confusion Even Among

Publishers

Neil Schore reports on The Tenth Annual Bruckner

Marathon, Carlsbad, California

Ken Ward reports on A Bruckner Marathon in the

Midlands, UK

2009

Vol 13/1 Benjamin Gunnar Cohrs Anton Bruckner’s Second

Symphony -Versions, Variants and their Critical

Editions (see also last item in Vol. 13/2)

William Carragan Some Notes on Editing Bruckner’s Second

Symphony

Nicolas Couton Reflections on Tempo in Bruckner’s

Symphonies

Sébastien Letocart My completion of the Finale of Bruckner’s

Ninth Symphony

Symphony No. 5 - Original Concepts. 1876 A report on

Takanobu Kawasaki’s new edition

Vol 13/2 3 Papers from the Bruckner Journal Readers Conference, April 2009:

Paul Hawkshaw Bruckner’s Eighth Symphony: Some

Editorial Issues

Ebbe Tørring Recapitulation Procedures in Bruckner’s

Symphonies

Peter Palmer Bruckner, Rued Langgaard, & Last Things

And:

Bryan Fairfax A Bruckner Festival: London 1964

William Carragan Notes on Anton Bruckner’s Third Symphony,

1877 Version

An editorial correction and apology for a mistake in publication of

this article in the previous issue; and an additional

note by Benjamin Gunnar Cohrs Anton Bruckner’s

Second Symphony - Versions, Variants & their

Critical Editions

Vol 13/3 2 Papers from the Bruckner Journal Readers Conference, April 2009

Ken Ward - The raison d’etre for Bruckner’s Eighth Symphony

Howard Jones - A History of Commercial Recording of

Bruckner’s Eighth Symphony

And:

Akira Naito A Note on Bruckner’s 5th Symphony

Takanobu Kawasaki Bruckner’s 5th Symphony,

‘Original Concepts’

Jacques Roelands Sébastien Letocart’s realization of the

Finale of Bruckner’s Ninth, a review

William Carragan Timed Structure Tables for Bruckner

Symphonies: No.1

2010

Vol 14/1 2 Papers from the Bruckner Journal Readers

Conference, April 2009:

Andrea Harrandt - Preparation for the Public

Piano Transcriptions of Bruckner’s Music

Nick Attfield - Prometheus Unbound Reappraising the ‘Programme’ for Bruckner’s Eighth Symphony

And:

Ebbe Tørring - Bruckner and Langgaard

William Carragan - Timed Structure Tables for Bruckner

Symphonies: No.2

Sébastien Letocart - a response to Sébastien Letocart’s

realization of the Finale of Bruckner’s Ninth

Symphony

Vol 14/2 Hans Roelofs - A Historical Overview of the Recordings of Mass No. 2 (part 1)

Benjamin-Gunnar Cohrs - Low Brass Instruments and Pitch in

Vienna after 1862

William Carragan - Bruckner’s Hymnal A paper delivered at the

Fourth Bruckner Journal Conference University of Nottingham,

England June 25, 2005 Revised 2006, 2010

William Carragan - Timed Structure Tables for Bruckner

Symphonies: No.3

F M Kurras - Martin Scherber (1907-1974)

Martin Spiteri - A Bruckner appreciation evening in Malta report

Vol 14/3

Hans Roelofs A Historical Overview of the Recordings of Mass

No. 2 (part 2)

Prof. Julian Horton On the Harmonic Idiom of Bruckner’s Eighth

Symphony

David SingermanBruckner Miniatures - A list

USA Bruckner Marathons - reports by David Griegel & Ramon

Khalona, and Sol L. Siegel

Crawford Howie Bruckner at the Proms - survey from the BBC

Proms archive

2011

Vol 15/1 David Aldeborgh Anton Bruckner - Music of the

Saint Florian Period - LP sleeve-notes

Ken Ward Bruckner’s Will – Clause 4 and its implications

John Berky Anton Bruckner and the Legacy of the National

Socialists’ Propaganda

Ken Ward “The Senso Symphony” - Visconti and Bruckner

William Carragan Timed Structure Tables for Bruckner

Symphonies - No.4

Bruckner Symphony No. 8 “Renewal Version” ed. Takanobu

Kawasaki Brief report

Malcolm Hatfield How I Disovered Bruckner

Richard Eyre Claudio Abbado’s young persons’ orchestra swept

away my Bruckner-phobia

Vol 15/2 Raymond CoxChanging Times for Bruckner’s Fifth Prof. Julian Horton Counterpoint and Form in the Finale of

Bruckner’s Fifth Symphony

Prof William Carragan Bruckner’s Dissertation - Remarks on the

Finale of the Fifth Symphony

Prof William Carragan Timed Structure Tables for Bruckner

Symphonies - Symphony No.5

Bruckner Cycle in Santo André, Brazil

Book review “The New Bruckner” by Dermot Gault reviewed by

Dr. Crawford Howie

Book review: “Out of Time” by Tanya Tintner review by

Ken Ward

Vol 15/3- see current issue.

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“ Simon Sechter’s Fundamental-Bass Theory and Its Influence on the Music of Anton Bruckner”

A new book by Frederick Stocken

What manner of musical knowledge did Bruckner develop from his time with Simon Sechter?

Bruckner’s 7th Symphony as Landscape

- a painting by Edwina Broadbent

Out of Time - the Vexed Life of Georg Tintner by Tanya Tintner, reviewed by Ken Ward

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