(1885-1888) Symphony No. 1 in D

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(1885-1888) Symphony No. 1 in D

Listening Guide – Symphony No. 1

By Lew Smoley

(1885-1888) Symphony No. 1 in D

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(1885-1888) Symphony No. 1 in D

Orchestration Symphony No. 1

Woodwind 1 Bass clarinet Bb. Solo in Movement 1: Langsam, schleppend; Immer

(1885-1888) Symphony No. 1 in D

Titan

Johann Paul Friedrich Richter (1763-1825), who wrote under the pseudonym Jean Paul

(1885-1888) Symphony No. 1 in D

Blumine

From Symphony No 1 removed second movement (between the first and second movement

(1885-1888) Symphony No. 1 in D

History Symphony No. 1

Composed Performances by Gustav Mahler Versions Manuscripts History Symphony No. 1, manuscript. [Symphonies,

(1885-1888) Symphony No. 1 in D

Movement 4: Sturmisch bewegt

Energisch, Stormily agitated – Energetic. The fourth movement is by far the most

(1885-1888) Symphony No. 1 in D

Movement 3: Feierlich und gemessen, ohne zu schleppen

Solemnly and measured, without dragging, very simple, like a folk-tune, once again

(1885-1888) Symphony No. 1 in D

Movement 2: Kraftig bewegt, doch nicht zu schnell

Moving strongly, but not too quickly, restrained, a trio Ländler. The second