Name: 7. Sinfoniekonzert
Start: 2024-05-22T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2024-05-22T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Hessisches Staatstheater

Organization

Dyrygent

Yoel Gamzou

Przygotowanie chóru

Jud Perry

Sopran

Beate Ritter

Soprano

Mezzosopran

Ketevan Kemoklidze

Mezzo-soprano

Hessisches Staatstheater Wiesbaden

Orchestra

Hessisches Staatsorchester Wiesbaden

Others

Chor der Stadt Wiesbaden

Internationale Maifestspiele

Chor der Marktkirche Wiesbaden

Wiesbadener Knabenchor

Thomas J Frank

Roman B Twardy

7. Sinfoniekonzert

Wiesbaden

Niemcy

Hessisches Staatstheater

Kurhaus

7. Sinfoniekonzert: Symphony No. 2 in C Minor, ("Ressurection Symphony") Mahler

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Symphony No. 2 in C Minor, ("Resurrection Symphony")

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»Für mich gibt es keine Musik, die das Spektrum der menschlichen Emotionen und Zustände so vollständig umfasst wie die Gustav Mahlers. Die 2. Sinfonie endet mit einer erlösenden Apotheose. Doch eine Erlösung hat er nie geschafft: die eigene von seinem Schmerz, seiner Verlorenheit und seiner Heimatlosigkeit.« – Yoel Gamzou

Deutsch

An archaic torso once elicited the exclamation "You must change your life" from the poet Rainer Maria Rilke. It is probably rare that such an "aesthetic imperative" emanates from a work of art. However, Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 2, which is usually given the nickname "Resurrection Symphony", definitely has this life-changing potential. The story of the New York businessman Gilbert Kaplan, who was so impressed by a performance of the symphony that he devoted his entire life to the work, is famous: he acquired the original manuscript, published a facsimile and learned to conduct so that he could conduct concerts of his favourite piece himself. In fact, no one who has passed through the Funeral Rites of the first movement, the "primordial light" of the fourth and the powerful resurrection sounds of the finale is likely to remain completely unchanged - Mahler penetrates too deeply into people's souls.

Gustav Mahler has also changed the life of conductor Yoel Gamzou: In 2006, at the age of 19, he founded his own orchestra, the International Mahler Orchestra, with which he premiered his own highly acclaimed reconstruction of Mahler's 10th Symphony in 2010. Since then, Gamzou has honoured the saying "Tradition is sloppiness" attributed to Mahler by repeatedly providing fresh and emotionally stirring interpretations of core works from the opera and concert repertoire, far removed from established conventions (in Wiesbaden, for example, in works as diverse as "Carmen", "The Merry Widow", "Turandot" and Brahms' 2nd Symphony). For concert fans, Gamzou's conducting of the "Resurrection Symphony" is not to be missed. But beware: it will change your life!

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