“To live for you! To die for you!" wrote Mahler in the score beneath the final bars of his 10th Symphony — a note to his wife Alma. Don’t miss the Seattle Symphony’s first-ever performance of Mahler’s now-completed Symphony No. 10. Get your tickets here → http://bit.ly/1MRvnSA | Seattle Symphony

Happy birthday, Gustav Mahler! Across nine massive works and an incomplete 10th, Mahler created one of the most enduringly powerful symphony cycles in all of music—a body of work that offers enough emotion and substance to enjoy and study for a lifetime. Leonard Bernstein, who leads the Vienna Philharmonic / Wiener Philharmoniker in Mahler’s Fifth Symphony here, did just that. Learn more about each of the works and experience the full cycle on Carnegie Hall : bit.ly/3RRopbL | Carnegie Hall

Mahler symphonies in a four-minute nutshell: absolutely terrifying and then heartbreakingly beautiful. Watch the whole of Mahler's Tenth Symphony conducted by Sir Simon Rattle, plus Tippett's The Rose Lake and some exclusive backstage interviews recorded at the Barbican Centre last Sunday, on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoumZ8i4rLM Another Mahler 10 coming up tonight at Philharmonie Luxembourg... | London Symphony Orchestra

The newest installment of the Minnesota Orchestra's Mahler Symphony recording cycle is now available. Featuring Mahler's Tenth Symphony, the recording captures the extraordinary turmoil and beauty of this epic, autobiographical work, which was the last Mahler composed. Claim Yours Today > https://bit.ly/2MsXAfs | Minnesota Orchestra