Unlike his other symphonies, Mahler’s Seventh is a search for the man behind the music — between the notes. At first glance, it seems to be built from unrelated fragments: independent melodies, rhythms, harmonies, and forms that don’t immediately cohere. And yet, listeners familiar with Mahler’s work will recognize certain threads. For newcomers, it’s a wild and unpredictable ride.
Unlike his other symphonies, Mahler’s Seventh is a search for the man behind the music — between the notes. At first glance, it seems to be built from unrelated fragments: independent melodies, rhythms, harmonies, and forms that don’t immediately cohere. And yet, listeners familiar with Mahler’s work will recognize certain threads. For newcomers, it’s a wild and unpredictable ride.
While the LAB concerts push musical boundaries, these films by Lynch, Tarkovsky and Von Trier do the same in cinema.
LAB-SERIES (season 25-26)
Minimalist music and cinema go hand in hand. Dive into hypnotic scores by Philip Glass and others with this bold selection of films.
Get comfy and festive with the ultimate Christmas film binge: heartwarming, hilarious and full of wonder.
The Boy Who Laughed at Santa Claus (20.12.2025)
Every concert starts with a theme—an idea that sparks the imagination. Inspired by those themes, film journalist Robin Broos compiles must-see film lists that dive deeper into the atmosphere and emotions behind the music.
Press Play and discover the top films that echo the spirit of each performance—sometimes thought-provoking, sometimes surprising, always worth watching.
