Curved Air presents:
A Proper Introduction To Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951)
Considered by many to be the father of modern music, Schoenberg initiated an explosion of new musical ideas which ultimately lead to the end of Romanticism and the beginning of Modernism. He is perhaps best known as the inventor of twelve-tone music (a.k.a. serialism, a.k.a. dodecaphonic music) but he certainly did a lot more than that.
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Rudolf Serkin, director, “Schoenberg - Transfigured Night, Op. 4 (excerpt)”
from Chamber Music From The Marlboro Music Festival
Columbia Masterworks - 1961
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Glenn Gould, “Schoenberg - Three Piano Pieces, Op. 11”
from The Music Of Arnold Schoenberg Volume 4
Columbia - 1966
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Antal Dorati & London Symphony Orchestra, “Schoenberg - Five Pieces For Orchestra, Op. 16”
Mercury - 1990
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Jessye Norman & Pierre Boulez, “Schoenberg - Lied Der Waldtaube”
Sony - 1978
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Dorothy Dow & Dmitri Mitropolous, “Arnold Schoenberg - Erwartung, op. 17”
from Wozzeck
Sony Classical - 1951
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Sir Georg Solti & The Chicago Symphony, “Schoenberg - Variations , Op. 31”
from Elgar/Schoenberg Variations
Decca - 1976
DJbob Curved Air February 17th, 2020
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