REVIEW: Mahler Symphony No. 5 riveting with CSO under guest conductor Case Scaglione


At the center of Mahler’s epic Symphony No. 5 in C-sharp Minor is a beautiful “Adagietto.” It’s a quiet, radiant moment separating Mahler’s vast mood swings that travel from tragedy to joy.

In the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra’s performance of Mahler’s Fifth Symphony on Dec. 1, the exquisite “Adagietto” was just one of the highlights under the baton of guest conductor Case Scaglione. The orchestra responded to his direction with exceptional playing. At the thrilling conclusion…

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