Dudamel Leads Ortiz and Mahler
Pan-American Music Initiative
Dudamel revisits a passion with Mahler’s First and reprises Gabriela Ortiz’ electrifying new concerto.
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Dudamel Leads Ortiz and Mahler
Mahler’s First Symphony was Gustavo Dudamel’s “first big piece” to conduct at just 16, in 2004 he earned an international spotlight winning the Mahler Competition in Bamberg, and, in 2009, Gustavo chose the First for his inaugural concert as the LA Phil’s Music & Artistic Director. Dudamel says he loves Mahler’s blend of tradition and innovation, through which the composer “was trying to show his soul. His vision of the world.” In the First, Mahler shows much of himself—his love of nature, his use of song and folk-like material, his lyricism, his precise, colorful instrumentation, and his thrilling climaxes. Dudamel also collaborates again with composer Gabriela Ortiz on her Violin Concerto, of which Dudamel gave the world premiere with soloist María Dueñas.
Program
Gabriela ORTIZ
LA Phil commission
with generous support from the Lenore S. and Bernard A. Greenberg Fund
