Boundary Oak Golf Course
The City of Walnut Creek's Boundary Oak Golf Course is located in the picturesque Walnut Creek, California, where golfing unfolds amidst the vibrant tapestry of local wildlife. Get ready for an extraordinary golfing experience surrounded by the breathtaking natural beauty of Walnut Creek.
Driving Range Renovations
Our driving range will be fully closed for a long-awaited upgrade to enhance your golfing experience. This new range will provide state-of-the-art facilities, support community programming, and improve the health of our property. Expected soft opening/opening dates and information about what to expect with the new features.
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Mahler's Inner Circle
Presented by California Symphony
- Date: -
- Location: Lesher Center for the Arts
1601 Civic Drive
Walnut Creek, California 94596 - Introduction: Uncovering selections by Gustav Mahler’s connections.
Featuring Sara Couden, contralto
Zemlinsky—Lustspiel Overture
Alma Mahler—Five Songs
Rott—Symphony No. 1
WHAT'S INTERESTING ABOUT THIS CONCERT
- Alexander Zemlinsky fell in love with his composition student Alma Schindler, but she rejected him and married Gustav Mahler. Lustspiel Overture’s lush melodies echo those of Brahms, who was a supporter of the young Zemlinsky.
- Alma Schindler was an accomplished composer before she gave it up to marry Gustav Mahler. Within a few years, unfulfilled and depressed, she had an affair, which prompted Gustav to take Alma’s musical ambitions more seriously. These five songs were the only works by Alma Mahler to be published in her husband’s lifetime.
- Hans Rott and Gustav Mahler were classmates and roommates in late 1870s Vienna but their fortunes diverged soon after, and Rott died in an asylum at age 25. Rott’s one and only completed symphony—receiving its California premiere here—bears many similarities to Mahler’s works, and scholars are only now uncovering Rott’s enormous influence on his celebrated friend.
Running Time: approx. 1 hour 55 minutes, with one intermission