A Pianist’s Perspective on the Songs of Gustav Mahler
Lydia Brown & Roger Vignoles
Duration: 1 hour and 14 minutes
About: Mahler enthusiasts Lydia Brown and Roger Vignoles come together to discuss the unique and complicated song repertoire of Gustav Mahler. Together, they tackle some of the daunting qualities that cause Mahler Lieder to be underserved, most importantly the challenge of realizing orchestral colors and sounds within the bounds of the piano and the struggle to keep broad vocal lines feeling vibrant. The topics discussed and conclusions reached are extremely valuable for pianists and singers alike.
Des Knaben Wunderhorn by Moritz von Schwind, between 1845-1860
About the Presenters
Chair of the Collaborative Piano at Juilliard; Assistant conductor, Metropolitan Opera, Staff at San Francisco Opera, Faculty at Marlboro Music
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