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Anton Bruckner in St. Florian

After the early death of his father on June 7, 1837, he stayed in the nearby monastery of Sankt Florian until 1840, when he was accepted as a choirboy. Continued singing, violin and organ lessons, the latter with emphasis on improvisation.

1845 Return to Sankt Florian as teacher and monastery organist until 1855.

First major compositions such as Missa solemnis in B-flat minor and Requiem.

On October 15, 1896 burial in the collegiate basilica.

Bruckner G'schichten from St. Florian on YouTube

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Events in St. Florian

Nowhere else can you immerse yourself in Anton Bruckner's life as directly as in Ansfelden and St. Florian. The symphony trail, which has been popular for almost thirty years, connects the places of his childhood - through the forest, over the hills, on paths that Bruckner also walked. A new educational concept expands the sensory experience with the help of excitingly designed stations, playful approaches for young hikers, in-depth and remarkable information, digital and analog - and lots of music.

General price information
Use of the Anton Bruckner Symphony Trail is free of charge.

Borrowing an MP3 player with Bruckner's symphonies for the trail costs € 2 (+ € 22 insert)

Gemeinde Ansfelden & Gemeinde St. Florian

Carl-Anton-Carlone-Strasse 2 4052 Ansfelden Ansfelden, St. Florian

Celebratory concert to mark the 25th anniversary of the Schola Floriana.
"Gregorian chant in the mirror of time" Motets from the Renaissance to modern times and improvisations.

Bernhard Barth | Horn

Andreas Sotsas | Tuba

Thomas Wall | Cello

Andreas Etlinger | Organ

Matthias Giesen | Conductor

Stiftstrasse 1 4490 St. Florian Details & Tickets

Pontifical Mass Motets by William Byrd, Anton Bruckner and Augustinus Franz Kropfreiter

St. Florian Monastery

Martin Zeller | Conductor

Monastery Choir

Stiftstrasse 1 4490 St. Florian Details & Tickets

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