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* Many of Bruckner's nine symphonies are monuments of spiritual greatness. You would never dare rank them. But some of us have a special fondness for the Fifth, which unassumingly builds, until it leaves you numb with appreciation. Here, as much as in any other symphony, Bruckner pays tribute to his musical master, Bach. Many of the important conductors have recorded this work, and now Nikolaus Harnoncourt has his turn, before the Vienna Philharmonic (on RCA Red Seal). In former years, Hamoncourt was known especially for early music, having founded his own group for the advocacy of such music. (This was the Concentus Musicus Wien.) Increasingly, however, he has been ...