Tony Duggan wrote: >He recorded no Bruckner commercially. This live Eighth is the only >Bruckner performance recording by him that has seen the light of day >officially. There are other recordings of him in Bruckner in archives and >in private hands. I myself have a couple and I know of others which I am >patiently tracking down and collecting along with other JB goodies. I know this is not de rigeur for the list, but I do want to publically thank Tony for his long, fascinating and detailed reply to my questions. I've been wondering about this for a long time and was too lazy to look into it. It was exactly what I was looking for and the source was the expected one. I didn't have time to really get into this recording and review it, so I am very glad he did so, and so thoroughly. It's an important document, worth the attention. I found the review mostly right on, though the playing and tonal quality of the orchestra bothered me more than it did him, but then I am a real "tone" person, especially in Bruckner. A real plus from the list, as far as I'm concerned. Thanks. Roger Hecht