Unsung students of Bruckner in Linz Festival and on ORF radio

[Wheesht]

The 2021 edition of the International Bruckner Festival in Linz will feature a number of concerts with music by students of Bruckner:

Mathilde Kralik von Meyrswalden – Symphony in F minor (1902–03, rev. 1942) and Concerto for Violin and String Orchestra  in D minor (1936–37),

Chamber music by Kralik von Meyrswalden, Cyrill Hynais (1862–1913), Joseph Vockner (1842-1906), Paul Caro (1859-1914) and Franz Marschner (1855-1932).

Programme details here.

Some of this will be broadcast on ORF radio, but as yet there are no details available on their Festspielsender website.

[Alan Howe]

Now they're really unsung!

[eschiss1]

I've been curious about Caro's chamber works for awhile now. Neat.

[britishcomposer]

Did any kind member record this broadcast?
https://oe1.orf.at/programm/20211123/657647/Die-Bruckner-Schuelerin-Mathilde-Kralik

The monthly radio magazine by Deutschlandfunk announces this for broadcast the coming thursday but the online calendar shows a different concert. First I thought the concert was cancelled because of corona but there are several reviews online.

[Ilja]

More information here. This listing appears to indicate that there was no live broadcast, though.

[Wheesht]

I have been in touch with Silvia Spinnato, conductor of the FSOA – Female Symphonic Orchestra Austria, who told me that they have recorded the symphony by Mathilde Kralik von Meyrswalden and there may be a CD or another broadcast. She'll keep me posted and I'll be happy to share any useful information here.

[Alan Howe]

Thanks. Please do!

[britishcomposer]

Thank you very much!

[Ilja]

Yes, thanks! Judging by its 40-ish minute count, it's promising to be a substantial work.

[Wheesht]

Meanwhile, if you want to experience the FSOA in another concert, with the piano concerto and 4th symphony by Emilie Mayer, it's available on https://youtu.be/UBixvacAb1E