Author Topic: Single greatest 'Fall' in the history of music (whatever it could mean)  (Read 6335 times)

Offline John Kim

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but a great artistic triumph is

Mahler Eighth --------> Das Lied von der Erde

From Glory to Defeat? From Joy to Depression? From Life to Death? From Light to Dark? You name it.

Oh, he was a man of such extreme emotions, such extreme feelings, just like myself ;) :-X.

I listened to the Eighth last night and am listening to DLVDE right now. Couldn't resist posting my feeling at this moment.

Regards,

John,
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Offline barry guerrero

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Re: Single greatest 'Fall' in the history of music (whatever it could mean)
« Reply #1 on: August 13, 2009, 08:53:35 AM »
It is a huge swing. I think that Mahler basically went from his most "public" work, to one of his most "private" ones (Funf Ruckert Lieder and Kindertotenlieder are perhaps his most private works). At any rate, there certainly wasn't any drop-off in quality.

 

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