Gustav Mahler - Kindertotenlieder

[@danielberio]

This work is a masterclass of orchestration! Gustav Mahler, one of the best composers of the twentieth century!

[@viki2133]

A truly tragic story told not only by the poem but the music that accompanies it. Mahler excellently composed this work of art to tell the tale that, sadly, also became true for himself.

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

I admire any interpreter of this cycle. I would be reduced to a sobbing mess by the time I reached the third song and be unable to continue. I once tried to read the entire collection of those poems by Rückert. It was impossible. Every 6th poem or so I had to take a break, because they are all so devestatingly sad.

[@saracharbonneau-michaud9473]

Thank you so much for the historical context of it. It brought tears in my eyes. I studied classical music, but I didn't know all of that.

[@colloredbrothers]

Im reading “Neurotribes” by Steve Silberman, he talks about how a psychologist voiced his objections to physical punishment of mentally “retarded” children as a corrective measure (which was popular in the 1960’s). They transferred him to another institution. He began writing a book on his experiences there, but ended up throwing the manuscript into the fireplace. That night he heard melancholic music in his dream, in German (which he did not speak) as he was talking to a colleague on the phone he hummed parts of it, and the colleague identified it as Mahler’s Kindertotenlieder.

[@teddyhatala5297]

I've read that story before in a Mahler biography!

[@de-spenserofknowledge7107]

I came across these songs via Reginald Hill. His amazing Dalziel and Pascoe books are anything but simple procedurals. And On Beulah Heights which features this cycle is amazing. As is this music.

[@georgiahume8404]

Marion's favourite Mahler piece in Hubert Selby Jnr's Requiem for a dream

[@davidrehak3539]

Gustav Mahler:Gyermekgyászdalok 1.Víg a nap, ahogy ragyogva kél 00:05 2.Már látom jól, miért sugároztatok sötét lángot néhány szempillantásban 06:05 3.Mikor jó anyád jő ajtómon át 11:14 4.Gyakran hiszem, épp csak kimentek 17:16 5.Ily vad vihar, ha bomolt odakinn 20:46 Thomas Hampson-bariton Bécsi Filharmonikus Zenekar Vezényel:Leonard Bernstein

[@Ced77000]

It's in my music theory book, singing exercises section... Part IV

[@albertol.4048]

you can hear some themes from his symphonies

[@Dan474834]

The 3rd symphony in particular.

[@aquariv2061]

I know it from Bernard Minier's book.

[@Canelle6760]

Same for me

[@vlieland14]

Aqua Rivendail omg hey ARMY😂😂 we’re everywhere💜

[@lisiacik3]

Too Julian Alois Hirtmann

[@kenzafadouach6827]

@@lisiacik3 don't forget about Martin servaz

[@AllThingsFlightSim]

Heard this on M.A.S.H and wanted to look it up.

[@rosalindwynne1800]

For an alternative interpretation of these songs read Orfeo by Richard Powers. The book is as profound and moving as the songs themselves as it follows the life of a musician-composer called Peter Els. Powers is as spellbinding in his writing as Mahler is in his songs.

[@jacklindahl]

I suggest anyone who loves these songs listen to Janet Baker's performance.

[@tonitavoz]

Thks. I Will go there.. ❤

[@BrookeCurto]

Happy Birthday Mahler

[@kamenkojistonira]

Anyone here because of Richard Power's novel Orpheus? :)

[@stuartpaterson9929]

oui

[@stuartpaterson9929]

evet

[@stuartpaterson9929]

evet

[@kamenkojistonira]

'Orfeo :)

[@mseharrris]

I'm here because of Bernard Minier's novel "The Circle" lol

[@armandogonella2770]

IL NAUFRAGAR M' E' DOLCE IN QUESTO M A H L E R

[@jessicakespohl8340]

Beautifully reflective and sad, as Mahler had great capacity for reflection. I came here after hearing Richard Strauss' "Death and Transfiguration". Reading comments here, it seems there are some who cannot go very deep in thought; that I consider a tragedy of our non-reflective age. Perhaps we will come to greater understanding and leave such superficial thinking.

[@erickbaez3292]

0:08 0:20 0:41 1:44 2:09 3:17 4:25 4:56 5:28 5:46

[@derpyasscupcake8717]

Anyone here from the Century series??

[@diogobscontaantiga6384]

what do u think bout creating a reddit discussion community dedicated to the series?

[@raffaellopilato3132]

❤

[@schmuelschperling1459]

Protect the Children!

[@0ceansoul5]

hvem er her på grunn av filmen "lust och fägring stor"? :)

[@mcganahanskjellyfetti7722]

I’m here from Gilligan’s Island

[@Abbadon_the_Despoiler]

M*A*S*H brought me here.

[@jasonsmith6408]

mesicnicarodej me too! Just KZbind it after Winchester played the record.

[@scottperry67]

Me too!

[@GetUpTheMountains]

The ol’ Dead Children’s Glee Club?

[@Zaaaaaaaaaaaaa1]

From Season 11 Episode 13 entitled "Friends and Enemies"

[@BelliniHighTV]

Adorno me trajo aqui.

[@johannesindusleri5745]

Which book by Adorno?

[@baileyrob]

Why are some of the words misspelled? Like schik-ke, and then it comes again in the next line as schi-cke so it cant be anything to do with practicality?

[@notthatyouasked6656]

German language hyphenation rules. I vaguely recall learning about this this in class years ago.

[@Ulysses2014]

Like si vienes por Servaz y Hirtman

[@NorwegiansCantCook]

Song cycle about dead chicken

[@keithroyster8373]

I heard it this on mash also, I love classical music and will add this to my repertoire.

[@oob-helix4099]

its not your repertoire unless you can fucking play it you stupid ignorant fuck You mean playlist

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

@@oob-helix4099 And who says that Keith isn't a singer? And what's up with your tone, dickwad?

[@WEEBLLOM]

@@oob-helix4099 kid

[@KyleAnimates]

Surprised FNAF hasn't used this as music in their games

[@beecreative1401]

anyone here from blood strangers?

[@Tameyi]

Aquí.

[@argent1631]

muito bom

[@ddf72778]

5:05 5th symphony 1st mov

[@granttherock9121]

yup

[@user_igorhoffman]

​@@granttherock9121also 5th's 5th mov 23:08

[@hanbeenlee3718]

3:56 (p.470)

[@OleKentuckyHome]

John Irving brought me here 😎

[@anna_alex98]

22:29,24:20, 26:17;23:00

[@lukacsmarton4861]

21:23 21:51 22:30 21:15

[@solcastaneiras7352]

rayuela

[@AlkanLove]

暗い世界ですね

[@eulalionava6944]

¿Quién canta? El nombre del intérprete es tan importante como el nombre del conductor. ¡Excelente versión!

[@olla-vogala4090]

Please click 'show more' under the video!

[@Dan474834]

En español es "director", "conductor" es en inglés.

[@judicatus72]

5:06 malher 5 1st

[@kodygoad9711]

This would be much easier to listen to if the oboe wasn’t so strident and FORTE the entire time.

[@noragnadinger7798]

V

[@stuartpaterson9929]

evet

[@연성희-v1i]

00:07

[@UliSchauerte]

Singers woho want to sing any (!) Mahler lied including "Das Lied von der Erde" with orchestral accompaniment: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2SxZK2lf9p3rLc

[@TheDipperPinez27]

the anthem of antivaxxers

[@macclift9956]

If you don't mind, would you please expand on your comment?

[@TheDipperPinez27]

its a cycle of songs about dead children no further explanation needed

[@bradleybaum4941]

TheDipperPinez27 now this is what I call cultured humor

[@Fatimakurtistan]

0:32

[@ridelhouse]

6:05

[@jogejoge11]

why do you not let us know who is the singer.......

[@olla-vogala4090]

Please click 'show more' under the video!

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

Not to mention that his name is right there on the cover, shown in the video...

[@gabrielkaz5250]

16:04

[@evaemmen9965]

Wonderful music. Not so well sung though.

[@eoinforan2535]

What can he improve?

[@eoinforan2535]

Any bit in particular that you find is out of tune?

[@kademonstephan5221]

lololololololol

[@olla-vogala4090]

?

[@ReyCarmesi97]

too much vibrato

[@연성희-v1i]

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