MAHLER ANNIVERSARY
Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 4
Mahler Symphony No. 1 (original version including Blumine)
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Vladimir Jurowski conductor
Hélène Grimaud piano

Mahler’s First Symphony: the opening chapter of his spiritual autobiography. And the music itself seems to awaken – emerging from hushed strings and woodwind cuckoos into its stride, marching forth, stamping towards an eerie realisation of a nursery rhyme and arriving at a final, blazing affirmation of confidence. Here Vladimir Jurowski includes additional, cleansing musical statements: Beethoven’s ‘taming the furies’ Fourth Piano Concerto, and the movement of the First Symphony that Mahler’s publisher discarded,
Blumine – a pure and touching statement shot through with Mahler’s own inimitable sense of resignation and regret.
FREE Barlines Post-concert event | Level 2 Foyer at Royal Festival HallAn informal discussion with Vladimir Jurowski following the evening's performance
Read an introduction to the LPO's Mahler Anniversary seasonHear it first!Select a link below to listen to selected movements from this concert (Flash Player opens in a new window).
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