Again, I voice my pleasure - and that of Bruckner aficionados everywhere - for the positive review of this first volume from the Bruckner Bicentennial as released by the Bruckner Society America and HDTT, containing two symphonic choral works, Mass No. I in d-minor and Psalm 146 in A-major. Both of these works deserve more extensive exposure, and this review from William Kreindler accomplishes this!

I would also commend to Mr. Kreindler for possible review the second volume in this series, featuring two rarities, the Symphonic Prelude in c-minor WAB 297 of c.1876, performed by full orchestra; and the last completed work from the composer, Helgoland WAB 71 - a cantata from 1893 for large orchestra and 4-part male chorus - here heard in transcription for pipe organ. And finally in this Volume from the BSA and HDTT, a collection of Bruckner's choral motets excellently performed by the Chorus Regi Cantorum of Houston.