AAA 100% Analogue This LP was Remastered using Pure Analogue Components Only from the Master Tapes through to the Cutting Head

Deutsche Grammophon -  - The Original Source - 180 Gram Virgin Vinyl 

Mastered from the Original Mastertapes  at Emil Berliner

AAA 100% Analogue  - Limited Edition -  Pressed in Germany

The Bruckner interpretations by Herbert von Karajan and the Berliner Philharmoniker are legendary - especially those of the nine symphonies in the recordings from 1975 to 1981. To mark the 200th anniversary of Anton Bruckner's birth, Deutsche Grammophon is reissuing this legendary cycle on vinyl in a limited and numbered 17 LP set. Following the example of the highly successful Original Source Series, all analogue recordings (Symphonies 4-9) have been remastered and edited in pure analogue by the outstanding team Rainer Maillard and Sidney C. Meyer at Emil Berliner Studios, using a machine specially set up for the original 8-track recordings. The Symphonies Nos. 1, 2 and 3, which are digital recordings from 1980 and 1981 respectively, were also remastered and edited by the same team, optimizing the digital sound. The production is once again in the proven hands of Optimal.
The set presents each symphony in its own sleeve with work description adapted from the respective first release. In a further insert, which also contains the liner notes of the first complete release from 1980, photos and recording documentation, Rainer Maillard explains in detail which materials were available to Emil Berliner Studios and how these were used to achieve optimum sound quality.
“A landmark in the history of Bruckner recording” (Gramophone 2021)

LP 1: Symphony No. 1
Side A: I. Allegro molto moderato; II. Adagio
Side B: III. Scherzo. Vivid; IV. Final. Moving and fiery
 
LP 2: Symphony No. 2
Side A: I. Moderato
Side B: II. Andante: Solemn, somewhat moving
 
LP 3: Symphony No. 2
Side A: III. Scherzo: Moderately fast
Side B: IV. Final: More Fast
 
LP 4: Symphony No. 3
Side A: I. Moderate, more active, misterioso
Side B: II. Andante: moving, solemn, quasi Adagio
 
LP 5: Symphony No. 3 
Side A: III. Scherzo: Pretty fast
Side B: IV. Finale: Allegro
 
LP 6: Symphony No. 4
Side A: I. Moves, not too fast
Side B: II. Andante quasi allegretto
 
LP 7: Symphony No. 4
Side A: III. Scherzo. Moved - Trio. Not too fast. By no means sluggish
Side B: IV. Finale. Moves, but not too fast
 
LP 8: Symphony No. 5
Side A: I. Introduction. Adagio - Allegro. Mäßig
Side B: II. Adagio. Very slow
 
LP 9: Symphony No. 5
Side A: III. Joke. Very lively, schnell - Trio. Im gleichenWeather
Side B: IV. Final. Adagio - Allegro moderato
 
LP 10: Symphony No. 6
Side A: I. Maestoso
Side B: II. Adagio. Very solemn
 
LP 11: Symphony No. 6
Side A: III. Scherzo. Not fast - trio. Slow
Side B: IV. Finale. Moves, but not too fast
 
LP 12: Symphony No. 7
Side A: I. Allegro moderato
Side B: II. Adagio. Very solemn and very slow
 
LP 13: Symphony No. 7 
Side A: III. Scherzo. Very fast - trio. A little slower
Side B: IV. Finale. Moved, but not fast
 
LP 14: Symphony No. 8
Side A: I. Allegro moderato
Side B: II. Joke. Allegro moderato
 
LP 15: Symphony No. 8 
Side A: III. Adagio. Solemnly slow, but not sluggish
Side B: IV. Finale. Solemn, not fast
 
LP 16: Symphony No. 9
Side A: I. Feierlich. Mysterious
Side B: II. Scherzo. Moving Lively - Trio. Fast
 
LP 17: Symphony No. 9
Side A: III. Adagio. Langsam, feierlich
Side B: Blanco, with an etching