Mahler Project At The Walt Disney Concert Hall Gets Time Lapsed (VIDEO)

Forty-eight hours of sequential photos, 1,000 musicians and the production of one of the largest classical choral productions in history seems like a lot to fit into a video spanning a mere minute and 27 seconds. When the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Simon Bolivar Symphony Orchestra documented their preparation for Mahler Symphony No. 8 at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, though, it is 87 seconds of time-lapse panache. The video shows the impressive staging and rehearsal of the the upcoming Mahler Project, set to debut Feb. 4 at the Los Angeles Shrine Auditorium in memoriam of the 100th anniversary of composer Gustav Mahler's death.

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[ktaag]

07:53 AM on 01/27/2012

That is really cool. I wish more things in life would run that smoothly.

[HRH]

03:28 PM on 01/29/2012

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[ktaag]

07:52 AM on 01/27/2012

That is cool. I wish all things in life would run that smoothly.

[HRH]

03:28 PM on 01/29/2012

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