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Symphony 4 Mahler / Sampson / Vanska
Symphony 4
Mahler / Sampson / Vanska
In Gustav Mahler's first four symphonies many of the themes originate in his own settings of folk poems from the collection Des Knaben Wunderhorn (The Boy's Magic Horn). A case in point, Symphony No. 4 is built around a single song, Das himmlische Leben (The Heavenly Life) which Mahler had composed some eight years earlier, in 1892. The song presents a child's vision of Heaven and is hinted at throughout the first three movements. In the fourth, marked 'Sehr behaglich' (Very comfortably), the song is heard in full from a solo soprano instructed by Mahler to sing: 'with serene, childlike expression; completely without parody!'
The symphony is scored for a typically large, lateromantic orchestra (though without trombones and tuba) and an extensive percussion section which includes sleigh bells as well as glockenspiel.
| Mídia | Música SACD (Super Audio CD) |
| Número de discos | 1 |
| Compositor | Mahler, Gustav |
| Lançado | 3 de janeiro de 2020 |
| Data do lançamento original | 2019 |
| EAN/UPC | 7318599923567 |
| Gravadora | BIS BIS2356 |
| Gênero | Clássico |
| Dimensões | 131 × 131 × 6 mm · 150 g (Peso (estimado)) |
| Maestro | Osmo Vanska |
| Orquestra | Minnesota Orchestra |
| Solista | Carolyn Sampson |