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Posted by Hermanzoon on May 09, 19102 at 09:43:52:
In Reply to: Re: Mahler: Where do I start? posted by Fritz on August 28, 19100 at 22:08:06:
I first listened to the 2nd or 3rd Symphonies. I don't recall which one was first. both within a few days of each other in 1985. I have been hooked on Mahler ever since. Then came the 6th, then the 9th, then the 4th , then the 5th, then the 8th, then Das Lied von der Erda. Somewhere in all of that were the songs. My god! the songs.
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