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Provincial, humble, deeply religious, and just a little bit neurotic, Anton Bruckner often flies under the symphonic radar for many audiences. Bruckner’s Fourth Symphony, composed by one of music’s most unique, and dare we say, underappreciated voices, anchors Utah Symphony’s season finale, conducted by Markus Poschner, Utah Symphony’s Music Director Designate and a recognized Bruckner specialist. In this deep dive, Jeff and Carol explore Bruckner’s strange little life and examine his works of towering scale and spiritual intensity.
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USUO’s Ghostlight podcast is written, hosted, and produced by Jeff Counts and Carol Anderson.
Visit www.usuo.org for information on upcoming concerts and performances at our venues across Utah.
To submit a question to our team, or suggest a topic for an upcoming episode, send an email to ghostlight@usuo.org
USUO’s Ghostlight podcast is written, hosted, and produced by Jeff Counts and Carol Anderson.
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