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Mahler’s Third as ‘Everything at Once’

Mahler’s Third as ‘Everything at Once’

The San Francisco Symphony concludes its season with Mahler's Third Symphony, featuring mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke. Cooke shares her unique experience of performing and the emotional journey it entails.

03/06/2020
A Beethoven Symphony ‘Retouched’ by Mahler

A Beethoven Symphony ‘Retouched’ by Mahler

Redwood Symphony concludes its season with a special concert featuring Mahler's retouched version of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, in collaboration with Bay Choral Guild and Masterworks Chorale.

10/01/2019

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