Mahler 3: Watch Party

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We hosted a Mahler 3 Watch Party on Friday 22 May 2020 at 7pm. We couldn't play for you live at the time, but we will be there: players who took part in the 2017 performance will introduce the music, share their insights, and answer your questions in the comments during and after the stream.
Gustav Mahler’s monumental Third Symphony embraces heaven and Earth, nature and love. He deploys a huge orchestra, choirs and a solo singer to draw his listeners into a rich and compelling musical landscape.
It’s a work that means a lot to us at the Philharmonia Orchestra. Back in 1983, it was the first piece we played with an unknown young Finnish conductor, Esa-Pekka Salonen. We hit it off straight away, and he was our Principal Conductor for 13 seasons between 2008 until 2020.
In October 2017, we returned to this epic piece with Esa-Pekka for Mahler 3: Live from London, a live stream project watched by an audience of 126,000 worldwide. We also recorded it in 360⁰ video and audio to create a virtual reality experience, enabling anyone to find out how it feels to sit right at the heart of an orchestra in full flow.
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00:00:00 - Intro
00:03:10 - I. Kräftig. Entschieden
00:36:58 - II. Tempo di Menuetto
00:46:38 - III. Comodo (Scherzando)
01:03:19 - IV. Sehr langsam-Misterioso
01:12:25 - V. Lustig im Tempo und keck im Ausdruck
01:16:36 - VI. Langsam-Ruhevoll-Empfunden
Thank you to our Mahler Syndicate members:
Naomi and Christophe Kasolowsky
Caroline Tate
Marina Vaizey
John and Carol Wates
and others who wish to remain anonymous.
The Philharmonia would like to acknowledge the support of the Gustav Mahler Society UK.
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@TheSanfranben 4 месяца назад

Enjoyed Maestro Salonen's conducting and glad to have the chance to see him in person, now that he is the music director of the San Francisco Symphony. I like the finale in this version of Mahler 3, with both timpanists each banging their drums with both of their mallets together for a grander effect. In other versions I've seen, each of the two timpanists use just one mallet at a time at the end.

@leestamm3187 3 месяца назад

It is written to be played with both mallets by both timpanists. The percussion sections of some orchestras lack the necessary skill level to play it cleanly as written. To be fair, it isn't easy and calls for excellent players to perform effectively.

@jenkinsfamily2229 3 года назад

I put this on in the background while studying, listening to it from the first time. And as a trombonist, WOW was I blown away by the playing at 10:00! Mad respect for that soloist. Edit: did some Googling and cross-referencing, and it seems that the trombonist there is named Byron Fulcher. Excellent playing!

@davidkelly5343 3 года назад

Gateway to heaven. Sermon on the mount in music.

@rosernabona9364 9 месяцев назад

Symphony , Mahler , three , is very , very , very beautiful ❤

@stephenbrind8011 4 года назад

I was lucky enough to be at this concert - it packed a real punch in the RFH and even in my front room it is just stunning playing

@cheremiehamilton-miller9422 4 года назад

It took a while to perfect the offstage in rehearsal, but EP just let us do it, let it happen. That trust in us is indescribable. There in lies the magic with a conductor

@donaldspaulding6973 3 года назад

I agree! So few conductors have the confidence to "let" music happen. Bernstein was prime example, but there are others. The good ones know when to get out of the way!

@lavgb9372 4 года назад

I was about to make a comment about how beautiful the off stage posthorn solo was played so I checked the players lists at the end of video and saw it was Phil Cobb. I don't need to say anymore, his playing is top class.

@janie7242 4 года назад

Like Mahler's # 2, #5 the most! The Great composer of the 19th cross over the 20 century. His age really came! We enjoy his music very much now...what a journey! It took over a hundred years to truly appreciated his works! 💕💕💕🐦

@sarahhancock848 4 года назад

I'm so grateful for music in my life. My children play: viola, cello, bass, piano, French horn, guitar, and hopefully soon to play: flute and piccolo. (I only have 4 kids.) But we LOVE music and this performance was truly beautiful and we need this kind of music in our lives. Thank you!

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