Gustav Mahler in Anton Krisper

"Polemic in the Concert Hall": the title of Richard Heuberger's article in the Neue freie Presse refers in no uncertain terms to the uproar surrounding Mahler's performances of Bee...

As one of the chief representatives of French music in the early twentieth century, Nadia Boulanger is typically ignored in discussions of the reception of Gustav Mahler’s music, w...

AbstractAlthough Uri Caine first made his mark as a relatively straight-ahead jazz pianist – ‘roots’ to which he returns regularly – he has, arguably, become most famous with his o...

The Swedish King Gustav III ruled from 1771 to 1792. His departure to the Russian war in1788 was staged as a grandiose spectacle. The King, who was also a playwright, made the dayo...

After long neglect, Mahler is in the lime-light again. I see that there are more performances of his symphonies than for many years past. The young generation is discovering Mahler...

Gustav Mahler (1860-1911), a renown Austrian composer, died of subacute bacterial endocarditis, when antibiotic treatment was not yet available. Earlier in his life, he developed a...

ABSTRACT Like other symphonic works that combine instrumental and vocal resources, Mahler's “Resurrection” symphony seems to pose a genre puzzle, especially to those...

Der Wunsch sich größeren musikalischen Formen zuzuwenden, führte Casella dazu, sich mit der sinfonischen Musik Mahlers zu befassen. Casellas intensives Studium macht sich als erste...