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1911 Concert New York 17-01-1911 – Symphony No. 4

March 6, 2016

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Chronology: Year 1911
Location: Carnegie Hall
Nature: Ninth regular subscription concert
Program: All modern program. Pfitzner, Mahler, Strauss
Composition Mahler:

Symphony No. 4

Soloist: Bella Alten (1877-1962)
Conductor: Gustav Mahler (1860-1911)
Orchestra: New York Philharmonic Orchestra (NYPO/NPO)
Chorus: No
Concert number: c304
Notes: The second US performance, based on Mahler’s final revision of the score from the preceding summer. The American premiere had already taken place in New York on 06-11-1904, by the New York Symphony Orchestra (NYSO), conductor Walter Johannes Damrosch (1862-1950)

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