Symphony No. 2 C-moll "Resurrection"

Symphony No. 2 in C minor, 'Resurrection', is a symphony by Austrian composer Gustav Mahler that premiered in 1895. A late-Romantic work scored for large orchestra, chorus and vocal soloists, it spans expansive movements that move from a funeral-like opening to a choral finale and marks a key turning point in Mahler's development toward large-scale, philosophical symphonies.