Interview
Daniel Harding in conversation with Emmanuel Pahud
Daniel Harding conducts Mahler’s First Symphony
The music of Gustav Mahler stands on the threshold of Modernism: sometimes sceptical, sometimes self-confident, and yet despite occasional nostalgic impulses, it is always decidedly innovative. Daniel Harding juxtaposes Mahler’s First Symphony with works by Alban Berg and Charles Ives, contemporaries whose musical language has similarities as well as major differences to Mahler. An exciting journey of discovery.
Berliner Philharmoniker
Daniel Harding
Dorothea Röschmann
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