Otto Klemperer conducted one of the definitive recordings of Bruckner's Sixth Symphony with the New Philharmonia Orchestra in 1964. Klemperer was a Bruckner champion, and this performance captures the monumental architecture of the A-major symphony with clarity and grandeur. The Sixth is one of Bruckner's more approachable symphonies, less sprawling than some of his later works, yet still displaying his characteristic spiritual depth. This Columbia pressing offers Klemperer's interpretive wisdom applied to a composer he understood profoundly. For anyone seeking a thoughtful, authoritative Bruckner interpretation from an era of classical recording that valued substance over showiness, this is an essential performance.

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