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.
Philip Glass: A Concert Lecture (05.09.2025)
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.
