Mahler, Symphony No. 2, Resurrection - Boston Symphony Orchestra

The Second Symphony of Gustav Mahler is the first of the three so-called "Wunderhorn" symphonies, tied closely to Mahler's individual song settings of poetry from the folk poetry collection "Des Knaben Wunderhorn" ("The Boy's Magic Horn"). Both soloists are making their BSO subscription series debuts. Scottish mezzo-soprano Karen Cargill sings the lovely song "Urlicht," the fourth movement of the symphony, and joins the young American soprano Layla Claire and the Tanglewood Festival Chorus in the finale's setting of Klopstock's "Resurrection Ode."
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[sammac451]

BTW Layla Claire is a young Canadian Soprano...comes from my home town...

[mhenrikse]

I hate this type of S%^t. I want to hear Mahler and not people talking about it!

[celticcelticwger066]

Too much talk

[Extramark9]

SHut the fuck up and let us hear listen this masterpiece

[ArtsLaureate]

Please use the professional audio recording instead of the sound from the video cameras. We want to hear the beautiful performance!

[Sonnedude]

I went to the October 9th performance of this. It was amazing! Thank You so much BSO for an amazing night