Beijing Concert – Mahler’s Second and Vaughan Williams’s Fourth
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“The whole thing sounds as though it came to us from some other world… one is battered to the ground and then raised on angel’s wings to the highest heights.” So Mahler described his Second Symphony. Seeking to embrace the whole of human existence – life and death, doubt and faith, punishment and reward – the Resurrection Symphony begins at the graveside of a “well-loved man”, as innocence and irony give way to the cry of faith in Primeval Light....
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3 dates (7 Apr - 9 Apr)
Apr
7
Wed
7:30 pm
National Centre for the Performing Arts
Beijing, China
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Apr
8
Thu
7:30 pm
National Centre for the Performing Arts
Beijing, China
Tickets available
Apr
9
Fri
7:30 pm
National Centre for the Performing Arts
Beijing, China
Tickets available
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