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!

 

MahlerFest XXXV - Festival Artists
2022 FESTIVAL ARTISTS, FELLOWS, SPEAKERS, AND GUESTS
MahlerFest XXXV- Mahler's Third Symphony
"Mahler's Third Symphony" MahlerFest XXXV May 17-22, 2022 Masks will be required at all indoor events. Some events will require
Jeremy Reger - Piano
International pianist and educator Jeremy Reger maintains an active performing, teaching, and coaching career. During the summer of 2020 he
Christopher Gunning - Composer
Christopher Gunning is a prolific British composer with a passion for writing large-scale symphonic works, more intimate concert pieces, and
MahlerFest XXXV - What Mahler Tells Me
MahlerFest XXXV – What Mahler Tells Me* May 17-22, 2022 An avid hiker, Mahler felt a profound connection to nature,
Gustav Andreassen - Bass
Highlights: Philippe in Don Carlos (Hamburgische Staatsoper, Deutsche Oper am Rhein). Prince Gremin in Eugene Onegin (San Francisco Opera, The
Open Rehearsals
Below is a list of all of the open rehearsals for MahlerFest XXXV, What Mahler Tells Me, May 17-22, 2022.
Social Dinners
One of the things that makes MahlerFest so special is the community we build when Mahlerites come together. Many of
Social Gatherings and other Free Events
MahlerFest is about community: Orchestra musicians, symposium participants, and audience members embark on a weeklong journey together. We bond through
Michael Baker - Timpani
It is no coincidence for Michael Baker to end up as a career musician as he was surrounded by all
Nick Pfefferkorn - Breitkopf & Härtel
Nick Pfefferkorn was born in Leipzig in 1976. At the age of 7, he took up playing the trombone and