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Symphony No. 8 in Full Score

Symphony No. 8 in Full Score

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Series: Dover Orchestral Music Scores

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ISBN10: 0486260224
ISBN13: 9780486260228
Publisher: Dover Pubn Inc
Published: Aug 1 1989
Pages: 272
Weight: 1.70
Height: 0.50 Width: 9.34 Depth: 12.28
Language: English

The first performance of the work took place at Munich on September 12, 1910, Mahler himself conducting. Its reception, which was overwhelming, was the first unqualified success that he had ever enjoyed. Eight months later he was dead. -- Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians.
Mahler's massive complex Symphony of a Thousand has been called a crowning achievement of his career, a work that integrates on a truly grand scale the musical ideas, forms, and media that dominated his creative life. The symphony is in two parts. The first is a setting of words from the medieval Latin hymn Veni, Creator Spiritus. The words of the second part are taken from the final scene of Goethe's Faust. The theme of this amalgam is the redemptive power of love, and its form is a powerful synthesis of motet, dramatic cantata, oratorio, song cycle, and symphony.

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