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!

 

2020 Virtual Colorado MahlerFest
The content below represents our shift to online programming in the face of the COVID-19 disease. To see what was
Welcome
Welcome to the 2020 Virtual Colorado MahlerFest! We have designed the offerings to resemble the original plan for MahlerFest XXXIII
Symposium
Mahler in Isolation A touching video made for the Virtual MahlerFest by cultural historian, Gavin Plumley. Plumley was scheduled to
Korevaar and Schubert
SCHUBERT Piano Sonata in B-flat, D. 960 David Korevaar, a favorite of festival audiences and Boulder locals, is a Distinguished
Ken and Ethan Shave
Yes, this is a completely silly endeavor, but a promise is a promise. Our Artistic Director, Kenneth Woods, and Executive
DAS LIED VON DER ERDE
MAHLER Das Lied von der Erde MahlerFest XXXI (2018) featured Das Lied von der Erde (The Song of the Earth),
Lieder Recital
MahlerFest XXXIII was to include an amazingly talented group of singers - April Fredrick, Brennen Guillory, Teresa Karcher, Stacey Rishoi, and
Mahler and More
Colorado MahlerFest Artistic Director Kenneth Woods leads you through a video exploration of Mahler, his music, and more. The program
Hommage to Kandinsky
SAWYERS Hommage to Kandinsky British composer Philip Sawyers is our visiting composer this season. There is an interview with him
Of Love, Death and Beyond
Filmmaker Jason Starr is a long-time favorite of MahlerFest audiences. One of his most acclaimed films, “Of Love, Death, and Beyond” explores
Opera Online
WAGNER Die Walküre: Act I, arranged by Francis Griffin One of the most exciting new elements planned for MahlerFest XXXIII
Mahler’s Second Symphony
The Second Symphony was to be the highlight of MahlerFest XXXIII. Our performance would have featured the Boulder Concert Chorale,