Our tourist magnet is…. Anton Bruckner
OrchestrasUpper Austria has launched its 2024 tourism campaign.
All mod cons.
11 symphonies for the price of 9.
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I don’t quite think that “all” of Upper Austria will be in the slightest bit bothered really. Bruckner fans, yes ; others will probably say “ Anton who?”
If you want to go on a Bruckner tour here is your chance:
https://www.abruckner.com/editorsnote/news/announcing-the-2024-bruckner-tour-of-austria/
Hopefully for the 200th, Bruckner will be brought out of the sarcophagus for a general clean and photo shoot. The last time was 1996.
https://www.abruckner.com/editorsnote/features/talesofthecrypt/therepairofantonbr/
If Mahler is the new Beethoven in concert halls (not necessarily because it’s deep but because it’s noisy I suspect), Bruckner is not yet the new Brahms and probably won’t be.
Dear Mr Lebrecht! That is not a tourism campaign. We are celebrating a year-round KulturExpo dedicated to Anton Bruckner in Upper Austria. A warm welcome! Norbert Trawöger, Artistic Director https://www.anton-bruckner-2024.at/en/
Most of Bruckner’s output is in fact non-symphonic. His main output is mostly choral, chamber, lieder, masses, Requiem, Te Deum, motets. Works for male choirs, mixed choirs, some piano pieces, quintet etc.