[libh8er]

When you mention Symphony No 5, there’s one particular Symphony No 5 that overshadows all other symphonies numbered 5 !

[GSP.FAN]

Thank you a excellent piece..
Followed up with some Puccini for dessert.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dI17VdRfCek

[Mike Darancette]

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[AceMineral]

The fourth movement from #5 has its fans, but movement five from #2 is truly moving.

[pissant]

Received a CD of his 5th for Christmas. Very nice.

[rbosque]

Lovely thank you!

[Publius]

This piece was used at Bobby Kennedy's funeral in 1968.

It's in D-flat, and one of the most amazing moments is at the end when Mahler takes an eternity to resolve that last chord into D-flat. Then we're off (attacca) into the finale in D Major.

[dr_who]

Ravel could have body slammed Mahler any day of the week. And Brahms could have whipped them both together with his left pinky. But nobody messes with JS Bach.

[windcliff]

Ping

[IrishCatholic]

Debussy, Dvorak, and Holst say hey.

Nice post.

[pankot]

Truly exquisite! Mahler has always been a favorite. I don’t have it on U-tube but if you want another piece that will squeeze your heart until tears flow, Check out “Rhapsody Pathetique for Violin and Orchestra” by Richard Nanes, a modern composer.

[paulycy]

Mahler’s First is more fun.

[Mike Darancette]

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[Fichori]

Karajan bump.