Mahler's Resurrection

Mahler's Symphony No. 2, the "Resurrection," offers a deeply moving orchestral journey exploring life, death, and renewal. This special performance celebrates the National Symphony Orchestra’s 85th anniversary and the Symphony Foundation’s 40th. Grammy-winning mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato and Dominican soprano Nathalie Peña Comas bring the solo parts to life, supported by a choir of over 100 voices. Maestro José Antonio Molina leads the orchestra in this ambitious finale at the elegant Teatro Nacional Eduardo Brito. The symphony’s sweeping movements rise from quiet reflection to powerful climaxes, inviting you to absorb its emotional depth. Whether familiar with Mahler or new to his work, the blend of vocal and orchestral forces creates a rich, layered sound that lingers. This event invites close listening and shared appreciation of the music’s intensity and grandeur. It’s a chance to experience a landmark piece in a setting that honors its significance and impact.