Mahler's Third Symphony was conceived as a musical picture of the natural world. This handbook describes the composition of Mahler's grandiose piece of philosophical program music in the context of the ideas that inspired it and the artistic debates and social conflicts that it reflects. In this original and wide-ranging account, Peter Franklin takes the Third Symphony as a representative modern European symphony of its period and evaluates the work as both the culmination of Mahler's early symphonic style and a work whose contradictory effects mirror the complexity of contemporary social and musical manners. The music is described in detail, movement by movement, with chapters on the genesis, early performance, and subsequent reception of the work.
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Conceived as a musical picture of the natural world, the composition of Mahler's grandiose work is described here in the context of the ideas that inspired it and the artistic debates and social conflicts that it reflects.
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Third Symphony, Second Symphony, Natalie Bauer-Lechner, The Birth of Tragedy, Des Knaben Wunderhorn, Fourth Symphony, Gustav Mahler, Alma Mahler, Bruno Walter, Hans Rott New!
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- Gustav Mahler by Kurt Blaukopf on 11 pages
- The Birth of Tragedy (Dover Thrift Editions) by Friedrich Nietzsche on 8 pages
- Selected Letters by Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche on 7 pages
- Gustav Mahler (Encounters) by Bruno Walter on 6 pages
- The Gay Science (Dover Philosophical Classics) by Friedrich Nietzsche on 5 pages
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