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Sommerfestspiele Baden-Baden

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Daniel Harding

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Berliner Philharmoniker

Symphony No. 5 -  (Symphony No. 5 in C-Sharp Minor)

Baden-Baden

Germany

Symphony 5 Mahler,G

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Symphony No. 5 in C-Sharp Minor

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Gustav Mahler's Fifth Symphony has achieved cult status, not just since Visconti stole the “Adagietto” from it for his film “Death in Venice”. Mahler's hugely scored symphonies loved to overwhelm with splendor before a few years later the expressionist Arnold Schönberg discovered a new musical star. Schönberg's "Air from another planet" captivated the British conductor Daniel Harding early on. When the 17-year-old wanted to perform Schönberg's music with friends, he wrote to Sir Simon Rattle for advice. He then made the student an assistant. The rest is history – and Harding is permanent guest conductor with the Berlin Philharmonic.

English

Die fünfte Sinfonie Gustav Mahlers ist Kult, nicht erst, seit ihr Visconti das „Adagietto“ für seinen Film „Tod in Venedig“ entwendete. Mahlers riesig besetzte Sinfonien liebten es, mit Pracht zu überwältigen, bevor wenige Jahre später der Expressionist Arnold Schönberg einen neuen musikalischen Stern entdeckte. Schönbergs „Luft vom anderen Planeten“ zog den britischen Dirigenten Daniel Harding früh in ihren Bann. Als der 17-Jährige mit Freunden Schönbergs Musik aufführen wollte, fragte er in einem Brief Sir Simon Rattle um Rat. Der machte den Schüler daraufhin zum Assistenten. Der Rest ist Geschichte – und Harding ständiger Gastdirigent bei den Berliner Philharmonikern.

Deutsch

Symphony No. 5 in C-Sharp Minor by Mahler, Nuo (2023/2023), Dirigentas Daniel Harding

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