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The Arnold Schoenberg Companion
Notes, 1999Preface Context Changing Views of Schoenberg by Walter B. Bailey Biography by Walter B. Bailey Music List of Works by Walter B. Bailey and Jerry McBride Schoenberg's Tonal Beginnings by Walter B. Bailey The Atonal Period in Schoenberg's Music by Leonard Stein The Evolution of the Twelve-tone Method by Ethan Haimo The Mature Twelve-tone Method by Ethan ...
Severine Neff, Walter B. Bailey
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1994
Abstract On 7 December 1917, slightly less than two months after his forty-third birthday, Arnold Schoenberg (1874–1951) was finally discharged from the Austrian Army. His first period of military service had lasted from December 1915 until October 1916 and this second short spell had begun in September 1917.
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Abstract On 7 December 1917, slightly less than two months after his forty-third birthday, Arnold Schoenberg (1874–1951) was finally discharged from the Austrian Army. His first period of military service had lasted from December 1915 until October 1916 and this second short spell had begun in September 1917.
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Arnold Schoenberg in Soviet Russia
Perspectives of New Music, 1965and again, prominent Russian composers have expressed their distaste for dodecaphony. In the opinion of Shostakovick, "the dogma of dodecaphony kills the composer's imagination and the living soul of music." Kabalevsky says, "Dodecaphony is an elaborate system of crutches for the composer." Khachaturian sees "danger when a young composer borrows the ...
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1995
Abstract Schoenberg began the Chamber Symphony No. 1 in April 1906 and completed it on 15 July that year. The first performance was given in Vienna on 8 February 1907 by the Rose Quartet and members of the Vienna Philharmonic. By 1912, Schoenberg had the idea of multiplying the strings and, where necessary, doubling the winds for ...
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Abstract Schoenberg began the Chamber Symphony No. 1 in April 1906 and completed it on 15 July that year. The first performance was given in Vienna on 8 February 1907 by the Rose Quartet and members of the Vienna Philharmonic. By 1912, Schoenberg had the idea of multiplying the strings and, where necessary, doubling the winds for ...
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