Mahler: Symphony No.4 - An Analysis

Vince Sheehan explores the structure of this marvellous symphony, playing musical examples on both the violin and piano.
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The form of each movement is outlined below with bar/measure numbers in brackets:
1. A, Transition (32), B (38), A1 (72), C (Development - 102), A (239), Transition (251), B (263), A1 (298), Coda (340)
2. A, B (69), A (109), B1 (202), A2 (280)
3. A, B (62), A1 (107), B1 (179), A2 (222), Coda (314)
4. A, B (40), C (80), B1 (115), A1 (122)

[@djangaver]

You make these awesome pieces indeed relateable. Thank you

[@oliveoluigbo4100]

wow

[@PimsriYotube]

I don't have musical background and sometimes doesn't understand what you're saying but it's very good to hear you speak, in the end I always think "Oh I learned something there even if I'm not sure what" I love your videos, I love all videos you made about Mahler so far :D

[@robertpawlsoky2910]

Me as well, I so appreciate your remarks and the rich texture you give to pieces I’ve grown accustomed to but with little understanding. I’ve wondered if playing in an orchestra do the musicians hear the music, or are they too focused on their own playing to pay attention to other members?

[@tidnid1869]

Indeed what a marvellous symphony. I find myself coming back to the 4th all the time.
edit: I would love a video on the Das Lied von der Erde :)

[@vincentsheehan3193]

Das Lied is definitely coming up soon!