Symphony No. 9 in D minor

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Symphony No. 9 in D minor is Anton Bruckner’s monumental, unfinished final symphony, renowned for its expansive scale, spiritual depth, and powerful orchestration.

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instanceOf symphony
catalogue Bruckner-Werk-Verzeichnis (WAB) NERFINISHED
composer Anton Bruckner NERFINISHED
compositionEndStatus left incomplete at composer’s death
compositionStartYear 1887
countryOfOrigin Austria
dedicatedTo God NERFINISHED
extantMovements 3
genre late-Romantic symphony
hasCharacteristic chromatic harmony
complex harmony
contrapuntal writing
cyclical thematic relationships
expanded brass writing
intense climaxes
large orchestra
long duration
meditative slow movement
monumental scale
mystical atmosphere
powerful orchestration
spiritual depth
tragic tone
hasReconstructedMovement finale (fourth movement) by various scholars
influencedBy Ludwig van Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 NERFINISHED
Richard Wagner’s harmonic language
intendedNumberOfMovements 4
isCompleted no
isUnfinished yes
key D minor
languageOfWork none (instrumental)
majorRevisionPeriod 1890s
movement First movement: Feierlich, misterioso
Second movement: Scherzo. Bewegt, lebhaft – Trio. Schnell
Third movement: Adagio. Langsam, feierlich
notableRecording Günter Wand’s recordings
Herbert von Karajan’s recordings
Wilhelm Furtwängler’s recordings
opusNumber WAB 109
ordinalNumber 9
period Romantic
placeOfComposition Vienna NERFINISHED
positionInOeuvre final symphony by Anton Bruckner
premiereConductor Ferdinand Löwe NERFINISHED
premiereCountry Austria NERFINISHED
premiereDate 11 February 1903
premierePlace Vienna NERFINISHED
premiereVersion three-movement version
typicalPerformancePractice performed in three movements

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Anton Bruckner notableWork Symphony No. 9 in D minor