Böhm's performance of Bruckner's Third Symphony has always struck me as being memorable for the splendidly idiomatic reading of the third movement's Trio and the finale's sauntering, high-stepping polka. No version is as spellbindingly Austrian as Böhm's is at these points. The text is the 1889 revision. Böhm conducts it in a manner which is at once dogged and dramatically resilient; the VP0 playing is splendidly resolute, and there is a recording to match.
-- Gramophone [11/1982]
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