Gustavo Dudamel conducts Mozart and Mahler
The young Gustavo Dudamel is famous for his sparkling energy, and in this concert he conducts works that are equally bursting with youthful spirit. First, there’s the Posthorn Serenade by 23-year old Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: jaunty and tight with splendid brass soli. Gustav Mahler, too, was only in his mid-20’s when he composed his First Symphony – a powerful, vernal start to a great career as a composer.
Berliner Philharmoniker
Gustavo Dudamel
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