Orchestra
dell’Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia
conductor Daniel Harding
Mahler Symphony no. 5
With the Fifth Symphony, Daniel Harding continues his chronological cycle of Mahler’s complete symphonies. Composed between 1901 and 1902, the Fifth ushers in a new phase in Mahler’s symphonic language. Leaving behind the three Wunderhorn symphonies featuring vocal soloists, Mahler turns here to the orchestra alone, tracing an arc from the grief of the opening Funeral March to the radiance of the brilliant, energetic final Rondo. The fourth movement is the celebrated Adagietto—a moment of intimate, lyrical suspension immortalised by Luchino Visconti in his film Death in Venice.
Ticket pre-sales for the 26/27 Season will be divided into two periods:
from September 10, 2026, for concerts from October 14, 2026, to February 27, 2027
from January 12, 2027, for concerts from March 3, 2027, until the end of the season
Sector I: Euro 54
Sector II: Euro 47
Sector III: Euro 37
Sector IV: Euro 35
Sector V: Euro 30
Sector VI: Euro 23
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