ASU Symphony Orchestra: "Of Titans"

Chen-Yi, Momentum
Gustav Mahler, Symphony No. 1, “Titan”

Composer Chen Yi describes in her piece Momentum as “the power of ancient totems, the tension of the breathing lava (before it breaks up to flow), and the gesture of the exaggerated dancing lines in Chinese Calligraphy.” Gustav Mahler’s symphonies are renowned for their profound depth and complexity. Discover why his music is often hailed as all-encompassing with this monumental performance that delves into interconnected realms of nature, emotions, and the human spirit. Join us to experience this extraordinary symphony and witness how our ensemble brings Mahler’s visionary composition to life with passion and precision. 
 

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