#3 in D Minor

(1)1st version1873, (2)2ndversion1876-77 and (3)3rd version1888-89

Premiere:
2nd version--12/16/1877 (In Vienna by Bruckner).
3rd version--12/21/1890( In Vienna by Hans Richter)

#4 in E Flat Major

(1)1st version1874, (2)2ndversion1878-80 and (3)3rd version1887-88

Premiere:
2nd version--2/20/1881 (In Vienna by Hans Richter)
3rd version--01/22/1888( In Vienna by Hans Richter)

*For the original version of the 1873(3rd) and 1874(4th), recording by Eliahu Inbal Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra is available. Some movements(e.g. 3rd movement) are drastically different from the most frequently recorded and performed version.

The original version of the 8th was rejected by Herman Levi which are told that caused major depression of AB. It took many years for him to revise the 8th. The most frequently performed version are the 1892 version:

#8 in C Minor

(1)1st version1884-87 and (2)2ndversion1889-90

Premiere:
2nd version--12/18/1892(In Vienna by Hans Richter)

*For the original version of 1887, a recording by Eliahu Inbal Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra is available. Some movements(e.g. ending of the 1st movement and Trio of the 2nd movement) are drastically different from the most frequently recorded and performed version.

Early performance of AB symphonies are also renowned for extensive cuts and revisions by performer and conductors(e.g. Mahler, Schalk, Lowe):

#5 in B Flat Major

1875-76

Premiere:
Franz Shalk Version(recomposed by Shalk) --04/08/1894 (In Graz by Franz Schalk)

#6 in A Major

1879-81

Premiere:
Original but only 2nd and 3rd movements --02/11/1883 (In Vienna by Jahn)
Mahler version(major cuts)--02/26/1899
Complete--03/14/1901(In Stuttgart by Pohlig)

#9 in D Minor

1891-94(1st,2nd and 3rd movements), 1894-96(4th movement, not completed)

Premiere:
Lowe version(recomposed by Lowe)--02/11/1903(In Vienna by Ferdinand Lowe)