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This as the 2nd movement of Mahler's Symphony #1 when the symphony was originally published. Mahler removed it from the Symphony in 1896, and since then it was lost until its rediscovery in 1966. "Blume" = flower, "Blumine" = flowerine. "Blumine" was supposedly the nickname of Gustav Mahler's love interest Johanna Richter, a blonde soprano at the Theatre in Cassel around 1884.

This recording was created with live trumpet player Julius Eiweck, who played his solo part separately, following my tempo instructions. I then mixed his recording with the orchestral accompaniment.

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from "From the Life of a Lonely One" (Mahler: Symphony #1) (1888), released July 7, 2010
trumpet player: Dr Julius Eiweck.

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Virtual Philharmonic Orchestra (Reinhold Behringer)

Since 1993 I use computers to create music. These are renditions of classical music works which I have known for a long time and of which I am very fond of. I also create my own compositions with these computer tools (sequencer, sampler).

Most of these renditions here are using "Garritan Personal Orchestra 5" samples. I am using the sequencer "Cakewalk" by Bandlab.
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