Mahler's Resurrection Symphony & Gulda's Cello Concerto
Music from the masters at the place of creation

For the first time, Mahler's monumental Resurrection Symphony will be heard with a full choir and orchestra at the place where the majority of the symphony was created - Steinbach am Attersee. Life and death, the Last Judgment and the Resurrection are the powerful motifs that permeate this musical masterpiece.
Friedrich Gulda's cello concerto, written almost 100 years later in Weißenbach, is a declaration of love for the Salzkammergut. It is a virtuosic and humorous journey through various musical genres, which you can also experience this evening with the exceptional young talent Emilian Schmid on the cello.

G. MAHLER · Symphony No. 2 in C minor, "Resurrection Symphony"
F. GULDA · Cello concerto “A declaration of love for the Salzkammergut”

Ursula Langmayr · Soprano
Christa Ratzenboeck · Old
Emilian Schmid · Cello
Elisabeth Fuchs · Conductor
Choir of the Philharmonie Salzburg (Study: Elisabeth Fuchs)
Philharmonic Salzburg

Concert duration approx. 140 minutes. Concert with a break.

Sat · June 01, 2024 · 19:00 p.m
Steinbach Hall
Seefeld 56
A-4853 Steinbach am Attersee

Information on how to get there can be found here.

Further information can be found here.

Organizer · Tickets: sold out (waiting list possible)

Ticket prices: € 39 to € 79