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Mahler Symphony No 8: Mahler Symphony No 8 - City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra with Sir Simon Rattle
Mahler Symphony No 8 - City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra with Sir Simon Rattle
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Sir Simon Rattle Conductor
Christine Brewer Soprano
Soile Isokoski Soprano
Juliane Banse Soprano
Birgit Remmert Mezzo-soprano
Jane Henschel Mezzo-soprano
Jon Villars Tenor
Matthias Goerne Baritone
John Relyea Bass
City of Birmingham Symphony Chorus
London Symphony Chorus
City of Birmingham Symphony Youth Chorus
Toronto Childrens Chorus
Mahler Symphony No 8 (Symphony of a Thousand) 85
Mahlers Symphony of a Thousand, so called as it needs a huge orchestra, double choir, childrens chorus and thunderous organ might have been written with Symphony Hall and the CBSOs forces in mind! Sir Simon Rattles account at the 2002 Proms was described as a remarkable performance and these two rare accounts with an outstanding international cast will be among the musical events of the year be sure to book early!
Special prices apply: 6.50, 13, 20, 27, 34, 41, 48
Please note this concert is also being performed on Tuesday 8 June at 7.30pm
Mahler Symphony No 8 at Birmingham NEC in Birmingham, West Midlands on Saturday, 05 June 2004.
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