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Conductor SMACKDOWN: Mahler 5

December 02, 2008 | admin | Comments 0

It’s time for another Conductor SMACKDOWN and the topic for this round is a casket mach special: Mahler’s Symphony No. 5. New for this SMACKDOWN is the ability for you, the reader to vote on who wins so strap in, rid yourself of distractions, give both articles a thorough read, and get ready for a musical beat-down turnaround.