Gustav Mahler: Memories and letters

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Alma Mahler


Written by the wife of the late Romantic composer giving an account of their day-to-day life during the last years of the Hapsburg Empire. She was in her own right a composer, pianist and poetess who was forbidden to compose by her husband although her contribution to his art was enormous.

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Gustav Mahler: Memories and letters

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