Desde Japón, volvemos a la Viena de finales del siglo XIX para seguir hablando sobre la vida de Gustav Mahler. Bienvenidos a la octava emisión de Psicología, Música e Historia. Música utilizada   4to mov. Del concierto para piano No. 2 en Bb de Johannes Brahms – Krystian Zimmerman y la filarmónica de Viena dirigida por Claudio Abbado. https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/track/3fdMGqs02fW8XwJhaXSDCV?si=cecaa9b19bf047a7   1er mov. Del Concierto para piano No. 1 de Xavier Scharwenka Neeme Jarvi, Sinfonía Nacional de Estonia dirigida por Alexander Markovich https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/track/0cEPsmle1HuuzSjKEfx6Yn?si=4f270c154af4433e   1er mov de la sonata “Caminante” de Schubert –Evgeny Kissin https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/track/4SdBG24MI5Tt5re5WdUkez?si=6c5bd394d4f540f8   2do mov de la sonata “Caminante” de Schubert – Evgeny Kissin https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/track/6oOwxVrs6CCIfINbukYASY?si=8b8b4f8c5e5c40d0 Canciones de Mahler – Julie Fuchs y Alphonse Cemin https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/album/6WDexcMRqjPt0RJ9d3DIrA?si=WRcgZq9QQfGUVcUZymOQUw This podcast may contain copyrighted material used under the 'fair use' doctrine or with the copyright owner's permission. In accordance with international copyright laws, we employ copyrighted content for purposes such as critique, commentary, education, and research, respecting the rights of copyright holders. We make every effort to secure proper permissions when required, and if you believe we've inadvertently infringed upon your copyright, please contact us for resolution. Our commitment is to promote learning and discussion while adhering to copyright laws.