Daniel Barenboim’s Bruckner odyssey, recorded with the Chicago Symphony between 1973 to 1981, proved his credentials as a true Brucknerian. The set also includes the Te Deum, with powerful soloists, the rarely-heard Helgoland for men’s chorus and orchestra, and Psalm 150 for soprano chorus and orchestra.

”Barenboim’s Brucknerian instincts, and his orchestra’s, are formidable“ – Gramophone. 

Contents:
CD 1
- Symphony in D minor “Nullte”

CD 2
- Symphony No.1 in C minor

- Te Deum
Jessye Norman (soprano), Ruth Welting (soprano), Yvonne Minton (mezzo-soprano), David Rendall (tenor), Samuel Ramey (bass)
Chicago Symphony Chorus

CD 3
- Symphony No.2 in C minor

CD 4
- Symphony No.3 in D minor

- Psalm 150 for soprano, chorus and orchestra
Ruth Welting (soprano)
Chicago Symphony Chorus

CD 5
- Symphony No.4 in E flat major “Romantic”

CD 6
- Symphony No.5 in B flat major

CD 7
- Symphony No.6 in A major

- Helgoland, for men’s chorus and full orchestra
Chicago Symphony Chorus

CD 8
- Symphony No.7 in E major

CD 9
- Symphony No.8 in C minor

CD 10
- Symphony No.9 in D minor