Zubin Mehta / Terza Sinfonia Di Mahler by Mahler, Fra (2016/2016), Dirigent Zubin Mehta, Teatro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, Florence, Italy

Two large parts, divided into six movements to form the longest symphony ever composed. It was August 6, 1896 when Gustav Mahler, after a three-year gestation, finished his Symphony no. 3 in D minor. A grandiose work which, using a monumental ensemble including solo contralto, female choir and children's voices, attempts to evoke the eternal relationship between man and nature. Summa of life and allegory of love are intertwined in this work which the Bohemian composer himself defines as "something that the world has not yet heard: nature speaks in here and tells secrets so profound that perhaps we can only sense them in dreams" .