Mahler: The Symphony as a Universe

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Associate conductor Logan Souther, and assistant conductor Eli Zelman host The Hamptons Music Club virtual lecture and discussion series "Symphonic Journey: The Evolution of the Symphony from Bach to Mahler"

March 29

Mahler: The Symphony as a Universe

For Mahler, the symphony had no limits—it could capture love, death, nature, and the cosmos itself. His vast orchestral canvases are as intimate as they are monumental. In our final session, we’ll see how Mahler stretched the symphony to embrace the whole human experience.