Blogs about: Gustav Mahler
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Ohh exciting times ahead…
Today my tickets for Mahler’s 10th arrived! I am so excited about that… perhaps listening to it will be life changing? I was looking at my diary and David and I, though we don’… more →
Eruditos - Classical Music ♫
Are you implying that RW's anti-Semitism did not
wrote 9 hours ago: Are you implying that RW’s anti-Semitism did not apply to the arts? That is surely not impossi … more →
Interview with John Neumeier
wrote 4 days ago: A wonderful interview with the director of the Hamburg Ballett where he reveals that he actually cho … more →
Mahler's Fourth Symphony and Des Knaben Wunderhorn
wrote 6 days ago: The Colorado MahlerFest is performing Mahler’s Fourth Symphony this weekend, May 17th and May … more →
Mahler the Magnificent Melodist
wrote 6 days ago: German composer Gustav Mahler is most renowned for his orchestration – the nine symphonies tha … more →
Build the Experience to Build the Art
wrote 6 days ago: A case study in effective audience engagement, and building an experience. A great deal of research … more →
Low Eb! (Adventures in 2nd Trumpet Playing)
wrote 1 week ago: I’ve always been a big fan of puzzles, and a lot of the time working out a passage that’ … more →
Moved to tears ‘Simon met a Pieman’ and piano Concerto by Lang Lang.
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wrote 1 week ago: . You sometimes wonder which of the arts the primary one is. Is it literature, the visual arts of pa … more →
De diepe buiging van Armin van Buuren
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wrote 1 week ago: Bloed, zweet en snaren, zo heet de nieuwe documentaireserie van de AVRO over de muzikanten van het K … more →
Inspiration or Insanity? You Decide!
wrote 1 week ago: Recently I was listening to an audio recording of Jonathan Firth in William Shakespeare’s Twel … more →
Saint Anthony of Padua
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wrote 1 week ago: I am mostly an atheist. But that doesn’t mean I’m not superstitious. The other morning … more →
MahlerFest XXVI, May 13-19: Symphony #4 and Julie Simson's Farewell
wrote 1 week ago: MahlerFest XXVI is here. It is a bittersweet milestone. After a year’s work and preparation, … more →
Remplissez-le à la jante avec du café ... et je suis Beethoven, Oops, Sid Harth
wrote 2 weeks ago: Remplissez-le à la jante avec du café … et je suis Beethoven, Oops … elcidharth.com/…/re … more →
From Bumming It to Ballets!
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Coming from bumming around Asia for the past four months to staying at a cozy studio in Paris has be … more →
Back at it/More Cool Stuff @pghsymphony
wrote 3 weeks ago: So I’m back at the keyboard after a brief hiatus. As we all know, life can get in the way of t … more →
Vagabond + Tombstone = "Frère Jacques" in a Minor Key
wrote 4 weeks ago: Ken Russell clearly revered the composer Gustav Mahler. [ref]This post is dedicated to the late Dr. … more →
Mahler's Cheap Tie
wrote 4 weeks ago: Mahler’s Cheap Tie by Mr. Lucas Brice There was a composer named Mahler, Who bought a tie for … more →
Gustav Mahler: Lieder
wrote 1 month ago: Gustav Mahler’s four song cycles, “Lieder Eines Fahrenden Gesellen,” “Des Knaben W … more →
The Colorado Symphony Orchestra finally has a magnificent conductor: The Mahler was world class!
wrote 1 month ago: Saturday evening, April 13, the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Maestro Andrew L … more →
