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About 'Symphony no. 2 IV Urlicht (opening)' | |
Artist: |
Mahler, Gustav (biography) |
Born: | 1860
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Died: | 1911
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The Artist: | Austrian Romantic composer of huge symphonies, as well as songs and song-cycles. Mahler wrote music of great intensity and orchestral transparency and in his day was a conductor of international stature. |
| Composed: | 1895 |
| Info: | The Symphony No. 2 by Gustav Mahler, known as the Resurrection Symphony, was written between 1888 and 1894, and first performed in 1895. The fourth movement, Urlicht, is a Wunderhorn song, sung by an alto, which serves as an introduction to the Finale. The song, set in the remote key of D-flat major, illustrates the longing for relief from worldly woes, leading without a break to the response in the Finale. |
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