The Evening Concert

Also on the program Tchaikovsky's "4th Symphony".

Music of Wagner and Bruckner (his 9th Symphony).

Also on the program the "Overture to 'La clemenza di Tito'" and "Exsultate, jubilate".

Mahler wrote the 6th Symphony during a 'happy' period of his life, earkly 1900s, yet the work is full of pathos and sadness....

This week's "Evening Concert" has music by Mahler, Mozart, Bruckner, Tchaikovsky and many others.

From Lincoln Center, you'll also hear Crusell's Clarinet Quartet, and from Santa Fe you'll also hear Frank Bridge's "Lament" for Two Violas.

She performs with the Milwaulee Symphony Orchestra on the Giovanni Battista Guadagnini violin from 1780.

She's the soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra in two cello concertos by two "Edwards/Eduoards": Elgar and Lalo.

These two works both written within the last fifteen years of the 19th century could be seen as opposite to each other in 'sentiment': Elgar's musical portraits versus the pondering of one's life and passing.

Thomas Hampson sings the "Kindertotenlieder" (Songs on the Death of Children), a song cycle from 1904.