The Bruckner Problem Revisited

Abstract

plicit: Eberle was to base posthumous publications on the autograph manuscripts bequeathed to the library. If the composer expected this to happen soon, he was mistaken. The manuscripts were relegated to the library shelf until the 1930s, when the International Bruckner Society began its first Collected Works Edition under the principal editorship of Robert Haas.2 Delays in organizing the Gesamtausgabe notwithstanding, on the surface it was an ideal

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