Laura Strickling Makes a Heavenly Contribution to Knoxville Symphony's Mahler 4

Laura Strickling
Written By Nick Hart
 
 

Reviewing Laura Strickling's performance of Mahler's Symphony no. 4 with the Knoxville Symphony, Arts Knoxville said "there was still “heaven” to come. Its final movement is a section for soprano of a poem from “Des Knaben Wunderhorn” that projects a child’s idea of heavenly life. Soprano Laura Strickling sang the solo “The Heavenly Life” here in the final movement, tempering her obviously powerful voice with a restrained lyrical simplicity of tone, albeit one that indicated the soprano had plenty of depth in reserve." Read the full review by clicking below.

Nick Hart

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