AustriaThe article describes a highly acclaimed concert performance by the Vienna Philharmonic under the direction of Gustavo Dudamel during the Salzburg Festival. The performance featured Gustav Mahler's Second Symphony, known as the 'Resurrection Symphony,' which explores themes of death and resurrection. Dudamel's conducting was praised for maintaining tension throughout the lengthy piece, with dynamic contrasts and expressive phrasing. The choir and orchestra delivered powerful moments, particularly during the a cappella rendition of the Klopstock ode 'Aufersteh’n, ja aufersteh’n.' The performance received spontaneous standing ovations. The concert was part of the festival's programming and will be repeated on July 27th.
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