Normally, upon publication of a book I’ve written, I would be encouraging all the people who follow this blog to rush out and buy a copy. That probably will not be practical this… Continue reading
When translating and writing accompanying commentary on the reviews of Mahler as composer and opera director, I was frustrated that I couldn’t find a review of his First Symphony. Here it is – tucked away on the inside of the paper, written by Eduard Hanslick on 20. November 1900
The content discusses Horowitz’s book on Mahler’s New York experience, filling gaps in Mahler biography, contrasting Vienna and New York’s musical scenes, and addressing antisemitism. Horowitz’s unique narrative style and revealing insights make it an important and engaging read, shedding light on Mahler’s life and music career.
