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Contralto Anna Larsson will be singing music by Gustav Mahler with the Shenandoah Conservatory Symphony Orchestra this Friday. Earlier this week, she and I spoke over the phone about Mahler’s music and her approach to singing it, with a little digression on vocal range and personality.
I loved hearing her insights into the music, so I hope you enjoy listening to the interview, which is about 15 minutes long:
Can you hear the students practicing in the background? Perhaps that’s a clarinetist somewhere nearby running through scales? I hope it’s not too distracting; I think it’s an exciting reminder of all the energy that goes into bringing together a musical performance. It also makes me think of Performance Today’s new series about the art of practicing, which you can check out on their website.
Related links:
* Anna Larsson * Shenandoah Conservatory Performances * International Gustav Mahler Society