Symphony No. 4

Now that's not to say I am unable to enjoy the sublimity of pieces of music.

Because frankly, when I sang Mahler 2, when I sang Mahler 4, when I sang Mahler 8, when I sang Mozart Requiem, when I sang a lot of Bach, a lot of Bach, when I sang Messiah, what we started this conversation talking about, I was able to experience The spirituality of the text and the music and the way they worked together.

And that was a wonderful...

It was wonderful, wonderful, wonderful.

I know.

You know, if Mahler Four were an option, that would be my favorite program, hands down.

It's the only Mahler symphony I get to listen to.

I know that you can't see eye rolls on this podcast, but I wish you could.

[laughs]

You don't like Mahler Four?

There...

I mean, the...