What’s On at MF XXXII

MahlerFest XXXII sees us starting our fourth cycle of Mahler symphonies with a performance of his First Symphony in its final New York 1910 version under the baton of Kenneth Woods.

Throughout the festival, we’ll be exploring breakthrough works of youthful genius, Mahler the arranger and Mahler arranged, and the link between Beethoven and Mahler.

Join us for MahlerFest XXXII!

 

Friday, May 15 | Film
Film: Jason Starr's Of Love, Death, and Beyond Friday, May 15 | 3:30 PM | $15 Boedecker Theater, Dairy Arts
Sunday, May 17 | Pre-concert Conversations
Pre-Concert Conversation with Kenneth Woods, Philip Sawyers, and Gavin Plumley Sunday, May 17 | 2:30 PM | Free to Concert
April 4 | Pop Up Mahler
POSTPONED - we hope to reschedule soon "Pop Up Mahler" with Opera on Tap Saturday, April 4, 5pm | $10
April 25 - Kandinsky Paint and Sip
Kandinsky Paint and Sip  Saturday, April 25, 1–4 p.m. | $40 per person - available soon Posh Splat Art Studio,
Daniel Kelly - trumpet
Festival Artist Daniel Kelly, a native of Charleston, SC, is associate professor of trumpet at Texas A&M University-Commerce. He joined
Ethan Hecht - Executive Director
Since completing his Masters of Music at CU-Boulder in 2002, Ethan Hecht has cultivated careers as both a performing musician
Lucas Borges - trombone
Festival Artist Lucas Borges is an Assistant Professor of Trombone at Ohio University (OU) and is a Conn-Selmer Performing Artist.
Tuesday, May 12 | Masterclass - Zachary DePue, violin
Masterclass: Zachary DePue - violin Tuesday, May 12 | 1:30 PM |  FREE The Academy, 970 Aurora Avenue, Boulder No
Pre-Season Events and Fundraisers
All events after April 6 have been canceled. Enjoy one or more of these fun and fun-raising events this spring!
2020 Ticket Packages
April 6, 2020 - We have made the sad and unfortunate, but not surprising, decision to cancel MahlerFest XXXIII. Please
COVID-19 Information
MahlerFest and COVID-19 April 6, 2020 Dear MahlerFest Friends and Supporters,I’m sure it will come as no surprise to you
Book Review: Stephen Johnson, The Eighth: Mahler and his World in 1910
During the Mahler anniversaries of 2010-11, Norman Lebrecht published a book called Why Mahler? Now, as then, even the most