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who was the soprano soloist?
hillevifan 4 years ago
I've often wondered about the identical trumpet call in the 4th and 5th. Basically he took the same phrase from his 4th Symphony and started his 5th with it. Seems strange.
ianw115 4 years ago
This trumpet solo does foreshadow the 5th.
Oh Mahler, you genius.
BananaOfDoom 5 years ago 3
You have hit the nail.
ArturoAlejandroS 3 years ago
I meant misunderstood by me. I'm not very clever and I tend to hide my staggering lack of insight behind words like "cello" and "ecumenical."
DadukoDave 5 years ago
That's me to the left of first cello going to town on Mahler's most misunderstood movement.
DadukoDave 5 years ago
Why his most misunderstood mov.? I'm curious now....I thought this particular trumpet solo foreshadows the 5th symphony....is this not the case?
fredg77 5 years ago
I would have thought Mahler's most misunderstood movement is either first or last in the 7th :p
musicalaviator 5 years ago
Yes, you have reasonm, the finale of 7ºsymphony, I like, I have read some abotu a parody of Brahms's fouth symphony(3rd movement in C major too).
This symphoyn(4º)was another unsucces, is a bit strange, reminds me Mozart, Haydn,Schubert in the begining, but after is a mix of modernism and clasisism, very nice, and pleasent.
ArturoAlejandroS 3 years ago