Scored for a huge orchestra, including cowbells, mandolin, two harps and almost innumerable woodwinds, Mahler’s Symphony no. 7 brims with his trademark ideas: sounds of nature, music of the night, supernatural shadows, marches, fanfares, witty humour and parody. Mahler described this inventive and moving work as a journey through the night to the ‘bright day’ of the finale.

CCSO is conducted by Robert Hodge.

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