Mahler’s Resurrection

Wed 27 May 2009 7:30pm at Symphony Hall

Mihoko Fujimura credit R&G photography

Mihoko Fujimura credit R&G photography

Andris Nelsons is the latest CBSO music director to bring us his interpretation of Mahler’s huge, all-embracing Resurrection symphony, long a CBSO speciality. Featuring a gigantic orchestra – on and offstage – as well as vocalists and chorus, this is one of the biggest statements in late-romantic art. Mahler’s emotional intensity, his echoing trumpet calls and his way of dividing the orchestra into different groups all find a contemporary echo in a recent work by leading German
composer Jörg Widmann.

6.15pm Pre-concert talk – Premiere! – Jorg Widmann
Eminent German composer Jörg Widmann talks to Stephen Maddock about his Antiphon – which receives its UK premiere tonight.

£9.50, £13.50, £17, £20.50, £23.50, £28, £32, £37, £39.50

Andris Nelsons – conductor
Sarah Fox – soprano
Mihoko Fujimura – mezzo-soprano
City of Birmingham Symphony Chorus
City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra

Widmann: Antiphon (UK premiere) 15’
Mahler: Symphony No. 2 (Resurrection) 77’

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