I completely agree with your comment :) This movement represents the journey towards heaven, with peaceful sections alternating with struggles and despair, gradually ascending until it finally reaches its celestial destination. Additionally, this symphony is heavily influenced by Mahāyāna Buddhism, which Mahler encountered through Schopenhauer. Therefore, this movement can also be seen as a process of humanity returning to its original state :)
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The "Ruhevoll" Adagio is one of the most heavenly pieces of music I know!!
I completely agree with your comment :) This movement represents the journey towards heaven, with peaceful sections alternating with struggles and despair, gradually ascending until it finally reaches its celestial destination. Additionally, this symphony is heavily influenced by Mahāyāna Buddhism, which Mahler encountered through Schopenhauer. Therefore, this movement can also be seen as a process of humanity returning to its original state :)
정말 멋있습니다..
아이고 감사합니다 :)