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Mahler Month: an in-depth exploration of Mahler’s works through his songs

Up to 80% of the proceeds from the event go to the performers.
Apr 5, 2022
$100.00 - $175.00
This event is pay-as-you-wish: you can choose to pay any price within the given price range.
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About this event

This is a live, interactive online course about the music of Gustav Mahler. Meet Thomas Hampson and special guests including Marina Mahler, Jamie Bernstein, Mahler-biographer Jens Malte Fischer, and musicologist Morten Solvik and join them on an in-depth exploration of Mahler’s works through his songs.

All sessions will be recorded and are available to participants for re-watching until Sat, Apr 4, 2037.

Composers
Gustav Mahler
Hosts
Thomas Hampson
Featuring
Jamie Bernstein
Marina Mahler
Jens-Malte Fischer
Morten Solvik

"There is no part of Mahler’s music that does not fascinate me and sharing my journey is deeply fulfilling. I look forward to exploring Mahler’s life though his songs with all of you in this exciting new format." — Thomas Hampson

Each of the 4 course sessions consist of a presentation by Thomas Hampson, live discussion with a guest artist and Mahler expert, and an interactive Q&A session.

  • Session 1: “Mahler – The Myth and the Man” Gustav Mahler’s biographical journey through his songs Guests: Morten Solvik and Marina Mahler of the Mahler Foundation

  • Session 2: “Lenny and me” My adventure of “Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen” & Mahler’s Early Songs Guest: Jamie Bernstein

  • Session 3: “Mahler’s Requiem” A unique perspective on “Kindertotenlieder” and Rückert-Lieder Guest: Jens Malte Fischer

  • Session 4: “Man is just an instrument, upon which the universe plays” An exploration of “Das Lied von der Erde” and Mahler’s legacy Guest: Morten Solvik

This event was recorded live at Worldwide

Available until Sat, Apr 4, 2037

Mahler – The Myth and the Man

This session was an in-depth look at Gustav Mahler’s biographical journey through his songs.

Guests: Morten Solvik and Marina Mahler of the Mahler Foundation.

Session duration: 120 minutes

Lenny and me

In this session we talked about “Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen” and Mahler’s Early Songs.

Guest: Jamie Bernstein

Session duration: 120 minutes

Mahler’s Requiem

In this session we discussed the “Kindertotenlieder” and the Rückert-Lieder.

 Guest: Jens-Malte Fischer

Session duration: 120 minutes

Man is just an instrument, upon which the universe plays

This final session was an exploration of “Das Lied von der Erde” and Mahler’s legacy.

Guest: Morten Solvik

Session duration: 120 minutes

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Audios

Mahler: Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen; Kindertotenlieder; Rückert-Lieder
Mahler Month with Thomas Hampson, sessions 1 and 2
Mahler Month with Thomas Hampson, session 3