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With limited orchestra numbers allowed on stage due to Covid restrictions, we probably didn’t think that we would be enjoying a Mahler Symphony live anytime soon. But come 1st of May, the Orchestra of...
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Mahler Symphony No.7 in E minorOrchestra National de LilleAlexandre Bloch, conductorReleased September 2020 [1h 14min]Alpha Classics 592https://outhere-music.com/en/albums/symphony-no-7-alpha592 Review by Derek Lim Mahler’s Seventh Symphony takes well to a diverse range of interpretations. This latest...
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Mahler Symphony No. 2 in c minor Miah Persson (soprano)Anna Larsson (mezzo-soprano)Singapore Symphony Chorus & Youth ChoirHallelujah ChorusSingapore Bible College Community Choir. CanticorumThe Choir of the Transylvania State PhilharmonicThe Philharmonic Chamber Choir, SingaporeEudenice Palaruan...
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GUSTAV MAHLER Symphony No. 2 “Resurrection” Chan Tze Law conductorSiobhan Stagg soprano Caitlin Hulcup mezzo-soprano Maior Chorus(Toh Ban Sheng, chorus master) Esplanade Concert Hall18 August 2018 Review by Derek Lim Mahler is played so often nowadays in Singapore that...
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Mahler Symphony No.6 Allegro energico, ma non troppo Scherzo (Wuchtig) Andante moderato Finale (Allegro moderato) Singapore Symphony Orchestra Eliahu Inbal, conductor Esplanade Concert Hall 6 April 2018 Review by Derek Lim We’ve been so...
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