Simply the answer is yes because uncomfortable as it may sound, Hitler had an extensive art collection and under the auspicies of the NSDAP Bruckner`s music, in particular, his symphonies were actively promoted. It was during the 1930s under Hitler that serious academic study was undertaken to determine authentic performing editions. Until this time the symphonies were corrupted by well-intentioned students that tried to "Wagnerise" the symphonies by making extensive cuts and in some cases, adding their own music. The appeal of Bruckner to the NSDAP was a ready one as Bruckner was a country fellow with a rural aspect to his nature that the proganda of Nazi Germany was all too willing to use for their own purposes. Strangely, Bruckner`s music has not been associated with the Nazis ideals to its detrement as had been the case with the music-dramas of Wagner. Whether this has more to do with Wagner`s anti-semetic writings remains to be answered. Bruckner had no such known opinions but he did regard Wagner`s music as pure genius. The coda to the 2nd movement of Bruckner`s 7th symphony is a farewell to his beloved meister.
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He had the most admiration for the music of Richard Wagner.
Das Leben Anton Bruckners - 1979 TV is rated/received certificates of: UK:U
The cast of Das Leben Anton Bruckners - 1979 includes: Hugh Burden John Sharp
He considered the Irish Aryan and he loved Celtic music.
No they do not. That is the reason why they were leaving Austria. They realized that they could not live like that and had to leave.
He didn't.
No, Hitler did not like pizza.
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The cast of Bruckners Entscheidung - 1995 includes: Joachim Bauer as Anton Bruckner Markus Ertelthalner as Bruckner as a child Joachim Kaiser as Richard Wagner Michael Ponti Julia Regehr as Josefine Sophie von Kessel as Sophia
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