Max Bruch - Suite on Russian Folk Melodies, Op. 79b (1905)

[@vladimirkrutko2410]

As I native Russian, I should day that this masterpiece is something that is very inside my soul! Brilliant music full of torture and unhappy celebrations

[@KIAvASH_K]

You guys are so blessed with people like him'

[@sleort42]

Max Bruch is my hero !

[@kguy152000]

Really wonderful. Totally separate genre/time period, but the opening English Horn solo makes me think of Alfred Reed's Russian Christmas Music's English Horn solo. Like a beautiful sermon being given.

[@davidrehak3539]

Max Bruch:Szvit orosz népdalokra Op.79b
1.Andante sostenuto 00:05
2.Adagio ma non troppo lento - Vivace 02:51
3.Tánc: Vivace ma non troppo 07:01
4.Adagio sostenuto - Gyászinduló:Andante sostenuto 10:12
5.Allegro energico, ma non troppo 16:00
Saarbrücken Kaiserslautern Német Rádió Filharmonikus Zenekar
Vezényel:Werner Andreas Albert

[@accipiterignitus5123]

Bruch wow, I underestimated that man

[@kimurico1]

You just spoke for most of us, I think

[@jagonalpa]

SUBLIME, HUMANO Y MISTERIOSO.

[@aramkhachaturian8043]

Niceeeeee

[@jimmywalsh6701]

👌

[@davemiller7633]

Beginning almost sounds like Parsifal....very Wagnerian....and then somewhat like Brahms/berlioz.....wow!

[@Liebes2732]

While that might be true, but imo Bruch is Bruch

[@Edward-ed2oi]

Where do you get these scores?

[@bartjebartmans]

Most, like this one, are from IMSLP, some are personal scans.

[@thomasennser3113]

Is the Allegro Energico based on the Volga boatmen song?

[@rh-pd4pq]

Yes the last movement is inspired by the song of the Volga Boatman