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Alma Mahler

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February 16, 2025
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THOMAS HAMPSON & WOLFRAM RIEGER

Sun, Feb 16, 2025, 16:00
Hampson Thomas (Bariton), Rieger Wolfram (Piano)
“No other composer has had a more profound influence on me and taught me more than Gustav Mahler,” says Thomas Hampson. Having won universal acclaim for his performances of Mahler’s songs, the baritone has also immersed himself in the composer’s life more thoroughly than almost any other singer. Joined by his longtime piano partner Wolfram Rieger, he takes the audience on a musical journey to Mahler’s eventful times that also includes works by his contemporaries Alban Berg, Arnold Schoenberg, Alexander Zemlinsky, Anton Webern, and Richard Strauss, as well as his personal companion and wife Alma Mahler.
March 20, 2025
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her:voice

Thu, Mar 20, 2025, 19:30
Bettina Ranch (Mezzo-Soprano), Essener Philharmoniker, Yi-Chen Lin (Conductor), Susanne Herzog (Moderator)
This year's "her:voice" Composer Festival focuses on Alma Mahler, whose "Five Songs" will be performed in Jorma Panula's orchestral version. While Mahler's husband Gustav allegedly restricted her compositions, Charlotte Sohy published under the male pseudonym Charles. Sohy's late-Romantic symphony, begun during World War I, expresses a desire for peace. The program includes Kaija Saariaho's "Winter Sky" and Anna Clyne's "Color Field," inspired by a Rothko painting.
March 21, 2025
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her:voice

Fri, Mar 21, 2025, 19:30
Bettina Ranch (Mezzo-Soprano), Essener Philharmoniker, Yi-Chen Lin (Conductor), Susanne Herzog (Moderator)
This year's "her:voice" Composer Festival focuses on Alma Mahler, whose "Five Songs" will be performed in Jorma Panula's orchestral version. While Mahler's husband Gustav allegedly restricted her compositions, Charlotte Sohy published under the male pseudonym Charles. Sohy's late-Romantic symphony, begun during World War I, expresses a desire for peace. The program includes Kaija Saariaho's "Winter Sky" and Anna Clyne's "Color Field," inspired by a Rothko painting.
March 22, 2025
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Wiener Salon - Kammermusik von Alma Mahler und Zeitgenossinnen

Sat, Mar 22, 2025, 15:00
Elvira Bill (Mezzo-Soprano), Konstantin Ingenpaß (Bariton), Daniel Bell (Violin), Judith Ermert (Cello), Tatjana Dravenau (Piano), Anja Renczikowski (Moderator)
A Viennese music salon at the turn of the 20th century, perhaps Berta Zuckerkandl's, where Alma and Gustav Mahler first met. Some of Alma Mahler's 16 surviving songs will be heard. Mathilde Kralik von Meyrswalden, 20 years older, studied with Mahler. Evelyn Faltis, sharing Alma's Wagner enthusiasm, arrived in Vienna in 1905. Her sensual music is comparable to Richard Strauss's.
May 17, 2025
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Mahler Festival: Song recital Alma Mahler and friends

Sat, May 17, 2025, 13:00
Axelle Fanyo (Soprano), Raoul Steffani (Bariton), Julius Drake (Piano)
For four days, the Recital Hall is dedicated to Mahler's most beautiful songs. A special recital is dedicated to his wife Alma, combining pieces by her with those by friends. Perhaps today's most important Lieder accompanist, pianist Julius Drake, flanks his favourite vocalists during all these concerts. Today you will hear French soprano Axelle Fanyo, a 'true storyteller' according to Forum Opéra. She shares the stage with one of the greatest Dutch talents, baritone Raoul Steffani.Austrian Alma Maria Schindler was introduced to her future husband, Gustav Mahler, by her composition teacher Zemlinsky. Under Mahler's name, she would become known - but never primarily as a composer. Mahler did not want his wife to write any more music, and Alma herself also had doubts about her work. Although most of it has been lost, her late-romantic, often melancholic songs are still widely performed. Here today in the Recital Hall, they alternate with pieces by friends and acquaintances. Axelle Fanyo and Raoul Steffani perform songs by Ernst Krenek, Mahler's son-in-law. You will also hear works by Berg, Korngold and Stravinsky.