On the third program (15 June) Genevieve Dickson (mezzo-sporano), Iain Henderson (tenor) and Jonathan Wilson (piano) perform Mahler’s great song cycle using the score for piano and voice arranged by Mahler himself.

Mahler’s extraordinary music “Song of the Earth” is perhaps the greatest song cycle of the 20th century. It captures the essence of the very human struggle that unites us, and ultimately, the quiet ecstasy of acceptance bringing inner peace.

On the third program (15 June) <a href="https://www.newcastlemusicfestival.org.au/2024-festival-artists/genevieve-dickson">Genevieve Dickson</a> (mezzo-sporano), <a href="https://www.newcastlemusicfestival.org.au/2024-festival-artists/iain-henderson">Iain Henderson</a> (tenor) and <a href="https://www.newcastlemusicfestival.org.au/2024-festival-artists/jonathan-wilson">Jonathan Wilson</a> (piano) perform Mahler&rsquo;s great song cycle using the score for piano and voice arranged by Mahler himself.
Mahler&rsquo;s extraordinary music &ldquo;Song of the Earth&rdquo; is perhaps the greatest song cycle of the 20th century. It captures the essence of the very human struggle that unites us, and ultimately, the quiet ecstasy of acceptance bringing inner peace.

Hunter Rostrum is a platform for local performance of fine music. Venues include the University of Newcastle's Harold Lobb Concert Hall, Newcastle City Hall, Christ Church Cathedral and Lake Macquarie Performing Arts Centre.

Hunter Rostrum is a platform for local performance of fine music. Venues include the University of Newcastle's Harold Lobb Concert Hall, Newcastle City Hall, Christ Church Cathedral and Lake Macquarie Performing Arts Centre.

Hunter Rostrum

A program featuring local performances of fine music recorded in venues around the Hunter, presented by Graham Wilson.

A program featuring local performances of fine music recorded in venues around the Hunter, presented by Graham Wilson.