[Machine Translation] In his youth, Bruckner worked as an assistant teacher and organist in a small village, and in 1863, on the recommendation of Otto Kieler, who was studying orchestration at the time, he composed this symphony in F minor as an "apprenticeship. Bruckner, who made many alterations to his own works, was apparently so attached to this work that he never revised it, and in his final years, when he rearranged the score of his own works, he kept it as is. The performance time is short for a Bruckner symphony.