Mäkelä in Mahler's First Symphony
Gustav Mahler’s powerful first symphony was first described as a symphonic poem: a fitting description of the comprehensive work, full of inspiration from Lieder, Klezmer music, folk tales and even the nursery rhyme Frère Jacques. Even more symphonic splendour awaits in Robert Schumann’s lively and virtuosic Concert Piece for Four Horns.
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