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!

 

Introduction to MahlerFest 38 (2025)
  Artistic Director Kenneth Woods introduces MahlerFest 38 - Defiance, Resistance, Protest, & Remembrance.
Karl Knapp - cello
Dr. Karl Knapp is a dynamic cellist, university professor, and dedicated Suzuki educator, recognized for his artistry as both a
Jack Barry - Percussion
Jack Barry is a versatile solo, chamber, and orchestral percussionist in the New England area. As a timpanist and percussionist,
Sarah Fish - Bassoon
Bassoonist Sarah Fish is principal bassoon of Boulder Symphony and an active orchestral and chamber musician. She has soloed with
Jer Umholtz - Trombone
Jer Umholtz is currently a Temporary Assistant Professor of Trombone at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP), a position he has
Kathryn Harms - Harp
Harpist Kathryn Harms is recognized for her vibrant artistry and versatility as an orchestral performer and chamber musician, as well
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MahlerFest 38 Artists
These are the MahlerFest 38 Featured Artists including soloists, chamber musicians, Festival Artists, and Symposium Speakers   Return to the
Kalanit-Liat Chalstrom - Symposium Speaker
Kalanit-Liat Chalstrom is pursuing her Ph.D. in Musicology at the University of Arizona. Her primary area of research is Jewish