Gustav Mahler: Symphony no. 5

Trondheim Symphony Orchestra & Opera
Conductor: Han-Na Chang
Concertmaster: Daniel Turcina
Program:
Gustav Mahler (1860 - 1911)
Symphony no. 5 i c sharp minor (1902)
- Part I
06:30 Trauermarsch
19:28 Stürmisch bewegt, mit größter Vehemenz
- Part II
35:55 Scherzo
- Part III
55:08 Adagietto
01:05:33 Rondo - finale
Performed in Olavshallen, Trondheim, Thursday 15 September 2022.

[@rics1883]

Wow this was incredible to listen to. I have been a fan of Mahler 5th since the movie TAR.

[@GrandStrandDrones]

This may well be the best (or near to it) Trauersmarsch I've ever heard. Han-Na Chang shows great insight. By using tiny bits of rubato and imperfection in the opening dirge, she makes it sound like sad people walking to a grave. Not many conductors get that right. They tend to make it sound more like a footrace, not like grieving persons just trying to put one foot in front of the other, while doing something that causes them sadness. Bravo Maestro Chang! I hope to hear more from you.

[@MegaVicar]

Marvelous performance! Bravo to Maestra Chang for following Mahler's performance direction for the Scherzo. 😀 A wonderful orchestra!

[@user-eq7jc3om1v]

Совершенно гениально!!!

[@tonyashbridge2910]

I really enjoyed this. Norway has wonderful regional orchestras.

[@breadenjoyer7986]

Very Well executed performance of this masterpiece!

[@zbigniewmrozowski7022]

Masterpiece❤

[@alejandroestrada8136]

The initial speech is beautiful!.

[@user-wp4ju4hp5w]

Rotary value trumpet at the beginning well played

[@paulinacortes-delorenzo4490]

This is a most fascinating and exhilarating interpretation and performance of my most favored symphony of symphonies! Thank you so much for this exciting listening pleasure.

[@Balfour.]

Such a fine decision having the first horn in front of the audience for the Scherzo. Should be tried more often.

[@eugenetzigane]

It's the performance indication from Mahler.

[@AumShinrikyo5]

尊師も痺れましたぞ！

[@vforvendettaMA]

So so so good

[@Elian-]

*Part I* 06:30 Trauermarsch 19:28 Stürmisch bewegt, mit größter Vehemenz *Part II* 35:55 Scherzo *Part III* 55:08 Adagietto 01:05:33 Rondo - finale

[@user-xb4pu5kc5n]

와우 ! 영어가... 좋아요 👍

[@user-xb4pu5kc5n]

1:20:28 👏👏👏👏👏 1:26:55 The end

[@normanzurich2781]

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[@doctalk8682]

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[@davidbrandes7235]

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[@Mooseman327]

Where's Bud Herseth when you need him?

[@xavierbarcelo916]

Very good vision of the Condactor. The Orchestra well beyond the fact that so few musicians take the trouble to look at the instructions and gestures of the Assemblator, common in almost all orchestras in the world. As a student of Orchestral Conducting, I find tuning in the Concert Hall extremely unpleasant and in very bad taste. That is what the Rehearsal Room is for, but not in front of the public. It is my very humble opinion.

[@alostraelagnes]

She can't control the orchestra

[@helmuthuber766]

Blödsinn!