Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Mahler famously wrote, “A symphony should be like the world, it should embrace everything.” His First Symphony, often nicknamed “Titan,” does just that, evoking bird calls, folk dances, and a macabre funeral march on its way to an exhilarating finale. Conductor Elim Chan pairs Mahler’s symphony with Ravel’s scintillating song cycle Shéhérazade, featuring German soprano Christiane Karg in her Cleveland Orchestra debut.
Performing Artists
The Cleveland Orchestra
Elim Chan, conductor
Christiane Karg, soprano
For more information, visit: clevelandorchestra.com/attend/concerts-and-events/2526/blossom/2025-08-09
Mahler famously wrote, “A symphony should be like the world, it should embrace everything.” His First Symphony, often nicknamed “Titan,” does just that, evoking bird calls, folk dances, and a macabre funeral march on its way to an exhilarating finale. Conductor Elim Chan pairs Mahler’s symphony with Ravel’s scintillating song cycle Shéhérazade, featuring German soprano Christiane Karg in her Cleveland Orchestra debut.
Performing Artists
The Cleveland Orchestra
Elim Chan, conductor
Christiane Karg, soprano
For more information, visit: clevelandorchestra.com/attend/concerts-and-events/2526/blossom/2025-08-09










