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was written in sketch beginning in 1893, composed primarily in 1895, and took final form in 1896. Consisting of six movements, it is Mahler's longest composition and is the longest symphony in the standard repertoire, with a typical performance lasting around 95 to 110 minutes. It was voted one of
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of sorts to explain the narrative of the piece. He did not reveal the structure and content to the public. But, at different times, he shared evolving versions of a program for the third symphony with various friends, including: Max
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Symphony and the Philosophy of Gustav Fechner: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Criticism, Analysis, and Interpretation". Ph.D. thesis. University of Surrey.
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Mahler originally envisioned a seventh movement, "Heavenly Life" (alternatively, "What the Child Tells Me"), but he eventually dropped this, using it instead as the last movement of the
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theme, stated by an 8-French horn choir. It is similar to the opening of the fourth movement of Brahms' first symphony with the same rhythm, but many of the notes are changed.
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252:Orchester des Allgemeines Deutschen Musikvereins
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1192:die himmlische Freud', die kein Ende mehr hat!
1172:"Und sollt' ich nicht weinen, du gĂĽtiger Gott?
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1181:"Hast du denn ĂĽbertreten die zehen Gebot,
1169:Wenn ich dich anseh', so weinest du mir!"
1156:mit Freuden es selig in dem Himmel klang.
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1829:(PhD diss., Duke University, 2009), 198.
1230:then fall on your knees and pray to God!
1214:Lord Jesus said: "Why do you stand here?
1154:Es sungen drei Engel einen sĂĽĂźen Gesang,
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394:"What the Animals in the Forest Tell Me"
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1221:I have violated the ten commandments!
1216:When I look at you, you are weeping!"
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1178:Ach komm und erbarme dich ĂĽber mich!"
1163:Und als der Herr Jesus zu Tische saĂź,
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2884:Music based on Des Knaben Wunderhorn
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1237:The heavenly joy is a blessed city,
1203:with blessed joy it rang in heaven.
1174:Ich hab' ĂĽbertreten die zehn Gebot!
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1234:So will you gain heavenly joy."
1201:Three angels sang a sweet song,
1160:daĂź Petrus sei von SĂĽnden frei!
1111:— will tiefe, tiefe Ewigkeit!"
1109:Doch all' Lust will Ewigkeit —,
1101:und tiefer als der Tag gedacht.
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1839:Freeze, Timothy David (2010).
1703:Willnauer, Franz, ed. (2006).
1665:(1980, Faber & Faber), 52.
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1382:What the Wild Flowers Tell Me
1207:that Peter was free from sin!
1134:But all joy seeks eternity —,
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1185:Liebe nur Gott in alle Zeit!
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1223:I wander and weep bitterly!
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2361:Des Knaben Wunderhorn
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2060:The Mahler Companion
2027:"Prince – Good Love"
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1120:"I slept, I slept —,
1107:Weh spricht: Vergeh!
403:"What Love Tells Me"
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2658:Friedrich Nietzsche
2560:Colorado MahlerFest
2445:Mahler on the Couch
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2052:Music & Letters
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