This popular work reflects a shift in Mahler's musical development, as he formulated the sophisticated idea of the "program." In this case, the poetic idea traces the progress from experience — as represented by the first movement — to the innocent, childlike vision of Paradise. This miniature score is reprinted from the original Viennese edition.
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Mahler 4 score,
This review is from: Symphony No. 4 in G Major for Soprano and Orchestra (Dover Miniature Music Scores) (Paperback)
I was looking for this somewhat hard to find score for my collection...and with some avid searching, I found and purchased it. With all of the scores I have, I already knew what to expect and the condition of the book itself was fine. Seeing that I'm going to make full use of it with markings of all sorts, as long as the book isn't trashed, I'm ok with the condition of it. The 4th is not the most popular of Mahler symphonies, but I always enjoy all of his work(s), regardless of the content. Thanks Amazon for helping me locate the score! :D
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