Bruckner: Symphony No. 7 [original 1885 version]

"Like his other Bruckner recording for Naxos, Tintner's account of No. 7 brings a performance both subtle and refined, concentrated from first to last, often at spacious speeds. The glow of Brucknerian sound is caught beautifully, with the full nobility of the slow movement brought out. The Scherzo is not as rugged as it can be but, with sprung rhythms, the dance element is infectious. An outstanding bargain to rival any version." Penguin Guide