Max Bruch - Symphony No. 2, Op. 36 (1870)

[@johannrufinatscha4210]

I've always thought the Bruch symphonies were underestimated. I find the thematic material striking in each of them, but none moreso than in this one.

[@douglasyiuchinglok307]

MY FAVOURITE BRUCH SYMPHONY

[@dontreadmyprofilepicture1024]

1st movement is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've heard

[@sashaclarino9022]

Great Music and Performance!!!!!

[@dessiner5351]

Bruch always right!

[@albertomolinaricomposer]

amazing!! I love it! Please share with us the score of symphony n.3 :D

[@jimmywalsh6701]

👏👌

[@pierreboland8910]

Bruch is to Brahms what Glazounov is to Tchaïkovsky: a master with multiple talents, but somehow less inspiration and genius wind.

[@bomcabedal]

The difference is that when Glazunov began, Tchaikovsky was very much present in Russia; whereas Bruch was already a well-known composer before Brahms even began. Different period, different idiom, and not the same relationship at all. Personally, I find Bruch's music more accessible than Brahms's, easier to get into. It's very different music in that regard.

[@bartjebartmans]

@Pierre Boland Bruch seems to me closely related to Robert Schumann's symphonies and Manfred Overture.