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Coherence, Counterpoint, Instrumentation, Instruction in Form (Zusammenhang, Kontrapunkt, Instrumentation, Formenlehre) by Arnold Schoenberg, 1993-06-01 The Cambridge Companion to Schoenberg (Cambridge Companions to Music) THE MUSIC OF ARNOLD SCHOENBERG - VOL. III - 2 RECORD SET - vinyl lps. CHAMBER SYMPHONY NO. 1 1906 FIVE PIECES FOR ORCHESTRA (THE ORIGINAL VERSION) 1909 HERZGEWACHSE 1911 FOUR ORCHESTRAL SONGS 1916 BACH: "KOMM GOTT" AND SCHMUCKE DICH" 1922 BACH: "ST. ANNE" PRELUDE AND FUGUE 1928, ETC.ETC. by ARNOLD SCHOENBERG, 1965 Constructive Dissonance: Arnold Schoenberg and the Transformations of Twentieth-Century Culture The Berg-Schoenberg Correspondence: Selected Letters Arnold Schoenberg: Regards (French Edition) by Arnold Schoenberg, 1995-09-30 The Early Works of Arnold Schoenberg, 1893-1908 by Walter Frisch, 1997-11-17 The Arnold Schoenberg Companion by Walter B. Bailey, 1998-06-30 The works of Arnold Schoenberg;: A catalogue of his compositions, writings, and paintings by Josef Rufer, 1963 Inside Pierrot lunaire: Performing the Sprechstimme in Schoenberg's Masterpiece by Phyllis Bryn-Julson & Paul Mathews, 2009-01-16 Arnold Schoenberg / Wassily Kandinsky: Letters, Pictures and Documents Schoenberg: Articles, by Arnold Schoenberg, Erwin Stein, and others, 1929 to 1937 Arnold Schönberg. Das Leben im Werk. by Alexander L. Ringer, 2002-09-01 The Arnold Schoenberg-Hans Nachod Collection (Detroit studies in music bibliography) by John Kimmey, 1979-06

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21. Arnold Schoenberg Archives: Information Resources
    arnold schoenberg Archives Information Resources. schoenberg’s Legacy. Text Manuscripts. Journalof the arnold schoenberg Institute. arnold schoenberg Institute.  
    http://www.usc.edu/isd/archives/schoenberg/asi.htm

22. Schoenberg, Arnold
    Biographical data, recommended CDs, books and sheet music, bibliography, and links to biographical essays from Dr. Estrella's Incredibly Abridged Dictionary of Composers.  
    http://stevenestrella.com/composers/composerfiles/schoenberg1951.html

23. Schoenberg, Arnold
    schoenberg, arnold schoenberg, arnold. Period Early 20th Century.Born Sunday, September 13, 1874 in Vienna, Austria. Died Friday  
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24. Schoenberg, Arnold At Musica.co.uk
    arnold schoenberg Early Years Born in Vienna, arnold schoenberg beganhis musical journey with violin lessons at the age of eight.  
    http://www.musica.co.uk/musica/screen__FEATURE/category__shoenberg.htm
    
    Extractions: Died 13 July, 1951, Los Angeles, California, USA One of the true musical revolutionaries of the modern era, Arnold Schoenberg's experiments in atonal and serial music radically altered the sonic landscape of the 20th century. Schoenberg's music challenged the pervading status quo at every turn and ushered in a new era of musical thought. Born in Vienna, Arnold Schoenberg began his musical journey with violin lessons at the age of eight. He immediately showed a penchant for composition, writing various small works without the aid of formal instruction. By his late teenage years, however, Schoenberg's artistic aspirations were forced temporarily to the side as he worked as a banker while studying his personal interests in music, philosophy and literature at night.

25. Composer Biography - Schoenberg, Arnold
    arnold schoenberg. Upcoming Events Chamber Music 04/06/2003 Songs ofInnocence Lost 06/14/2003, (b. Vienna, 13 Sept 1874; d. Los Angeles  
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26. Arnold Schoenberg: Complete List Of All Internet Sites
    Klassik.com); arnold schoenberg (Angel Martinez); arnold schoenberg(arnold Schönberg Chor); schoenberg Biografía (Jorge Franganillo);  
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    Extractions: Arnold Schoenberg Archival Information Performances Exhibitions/Festivals/Historical Sites Publishers, Etc. ... Dead Links Archival Information Performances Exhibitions/Festivals/Symposia/Historical Sites Publishers, Etc. Biographies, Essays and Educational Resources Twelve Tone and Serial Music Twelve Tone Basics Partial Orderings as Compositional Prototypes in Schoenberg's Twelve-Tone Music (Stephen Peles) 12 Tone Theory (M. Davis)

27. EMORY UNIVERSITY: 20th-Century Music: ARNOLD SCHOENBERG
    http://www.emory.edu/MUSIC/ARNOLD/schoenberg.html

28. Schoenberg, Arnold
    Temple University Esther Boyer College of Music. arnold schoenberg, (1874 1951),Vienna. arnold schoenberg was born in Vienna in 1874, and died in 1951.  
    http://www.temple.edu/music/composers/schoenberg.html
    
    Extractions: Arnold Schoenberg was born in Vienna in 1874, and died in 1951. Through extensive studying of scores, playing in amateur chamber groups, and attending concerts, he acquired an understanding of music. At the age of twenty-one, he lost his job as a bank clerk and devoted the remainder of his life to music. He began conducting a choir of industrial workers and orchestrating popular operettas, making little income. In 1904, he began teaching theory and composition in Vienna, inspiring his students, including famous composers Alban Berg and Anton Webern. Around 1908, Schoenberg got away from the traditional tonal system, and for the next eight years developed the twelve-tone system. Meanwhile, he began to write atonal music. This style however only appealed to those with greater knowledge of music, and he received an appointment at the Prussian Academy of Arts in Berlin. After the Nazis gained power in Germany, Schoenberg, who was Jewish moved to the United States, where he worked at the University of California in Los Angeles. His music was not well received, and he was experiencing financial difficulty. After his death in 1951, the twelve-tone system was used by many composers throughout the world. Amy Hunter

29. Schoenberg, Arnold
    Biography arnold schoenberg Composer Austria/ US Born 13 Sep 1874 Died3 Jul 1951 schoenberg was one of the revolutionaries of music.  
    http://www.artsworld.com/music-dance/biographies/s-u/arnold-schoenberg.html
    
    Extractions: Schoenberg was one of the revolutionaries of music. His early works were conventional and richly Romantic but after stretching traditional harmonies and key structures to the limit, he decided to abandon them altogether and create a new musical language, the 12-tone system. He then formed the Second Viennese School with his pupils Berg and Webern. The trio's work was truly radical, and after them music would never be the same again. Born in Vienna in 1874 to Jewish parents, Arnold Schoenberg was brought up a Catholic but later turned Protestant. He learnt the violin and taught himself the cello while at school. His only formal musical training came from a friend, Oskar Adler, and from his future brother-in-law, the composer and conductor Alexander Zemlinsky. After leaving school he worked in a bank, but when the bank became insolvent in 1895 he had to find another way of supporting himself. He did this by orchestrating and conducting operettas. In 1903, now aged 28, Schoenberg decided to return to Vienna. He joined a forward-looking group of artists and intellectuals and, with Zemlinsky, founded the Society of Creative Musicians to promote new music. Gustav Mahler acted as honorary president of the Society and always remained supportive of Schoenberg, even if he did not always understand his music.

30. SCHOENBERG, ARNOLD
    Translate this page Visual Rondo. Toda la información de música clásica en un CD-ROMArnold schoenberg (1874-1951) Eminentemente autodidacta, un  
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    Extractions: Eminentemente autodidacta, un pensamiento muy lógico y una gran necesidad de independencia serían las tres grandes características de uno de los más grandes compositores del siglo XX, Arnold Franz Walter Schoenberg, nacido en Viena el 13 de septiembre de y sin nungún antecedente musical en su familia. Schoenberg demuestra su talento para la composición ya en sus años de estudiante de violín, componiendo en esta primera etapa música tonal bajo la influencia de Brahms y Wagner . En este momento su obra destaca a su vez por el virtuosismo contrapuntístico, siendo la composición más representrativa de esta época el Cuarteto en re menor

31. Schoenberg, Arnold
    Translate this page La obra fundamental de arnold schoenberg. schoenberg, arnold (SCHÖNBERG) (Viena,Austria, 13-9-1874 / Los Ángeles, Estados Unidos, 13-7-1951).  
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32. OAC:
    schoenberg (arnold) Collection of Correspondence, Photographs, and Papers. Viewoptions Collection number 78. Origination schoenberg, arnold, 18741951.  
    http://www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf3779n888
    
    Extractions: Schoenberg (Arnold) Collection of Correspondence, Photographs, and Papers Finding Aids Browse UC Los Angeles Music Library Special Collections Schoenberg (Arnold) Collection of Correspondence, Photographs, and Papers View options: Standard Entire finding aid (18K bytes) Contents: Descriptive Summary Administrative Information Access Points Biography Scope and Content ... Container List Title:

33. - Great Books -
    arnold schoenberg (18741951), arnold schoenberg, (less frequentlyspelled Schönberg) (born, September 13, 1874, died July 13, 1951  
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34. Schoenberg, Arnold
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia schoenberg, arnold, är'nôlt shön'berkh PronunciationKey. schoenberg, arnold , 1874–1951, Austrian composer.  
    http://www.factmonster.com/year/ce5/CE046479.html
    
    Extractions: Pronunciation Key Schoenberg, Arnold serial music (1899), a string sextet; Gurrelieder Pelleas und Melisande to poems of Stefan George, he completely abandoned tonality (see atonality ). His use of Sprechstimme, halfway between song and speech, caused a sensation at the first performance in 1912 of the song cycle Pierrot Lunaire. His twelve-tone technique, used to some extent in five piano pieces and a Serenade Erwartung (1909) and an unfinished opera, Moses und Aron Ode to Napoleon (1942), to Byron's poem, for male speaker, piano and strings; A Survivor from Warsaw (1947), for narrator, chorus and orchestra; and Fantasia (1949), for violin and piano. See his Style and Idea (tr. 1951) and Structural Functions of Harmony (tr. 1954); biographies by H. H. Stuckenschmidt (tr. 1959), A. Payne (1968), and W. Reich (tr. 1971); studies by G. Perle (rev. ed. 1968), B. Boretz (1968), and C. Rosen (1981).

35. Schoenberg, Arnold (1874 - 1951)
    Translate this page Startseite schoenberg, arnold. arnold Schönberg (1874 - 1951) giltals der Begründer der 2. Wiener Schule und wurde am 13. September  
    http://www.komponisten.at/komponisten/196.html
    
    Extractions: Schönberg lernte ab 1882 Violine und später auch Cello und schrieb schon sehr früh Trios und Quartette für den Hausgebrauch. Er bildete sich autodidaktisch weiter, und nahm vorübergehend Unterricht bei seinem späteren Schwager Alexander von Zemlinsky. Er wurde, auf Empfehlung von Richard Strauss, Lehrer am Konservatorium in Berlin. Ab 1903 war er wieder in Wien, wo er begabte Schüler unterrichtete, die er durch Gustav Mahler und dem Musikwissenschaftler Guido Adler erhielt. Von 1925-1933 war Professor an der Hochschule für Musik in Berlin und der wanderte 1933 (über Frankreich und Spanien) nach Nordamerika aus. Er war dort bis 1944 Lehrer der University of South California in Los Angeles.

36. Koobuycity - Schoenberg, Arnold : Pierrot Lunaire, Symph. De Chambre Pousseur; E
    schoenberg, arnold Editeur Harmonia Mundi / Harmonia Mundi. schoenberg, arnold Pierrot Lunaire, Symph.  
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37. Koobuycity - Schoenberg, Arnold : Quat. A Cordes En Re, Quat. No. 2, Trio A Cord
    schoenberg, arnold Editeur Harmonia Mundi / Praga. Vendre votre CD schoenberg, arnold Quat.  
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38. Arnold Schoenberg - Biographie
    Translate this page arnold schoenberg. arnold schoenberg, geboren 1874 in Wien, gestorben 1951 in LosAngeles war einer der einflußreichsten und bedeutendsten Komponisten des 2O.  
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39. Schoenberg, Arnold. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
    The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001. schoenberg, arnold. (är´nôltshön´b rkh) (KEY) , 1874–1951, Austrian composer, b. Vienna.  
    http://www.bartleby.com/65/sc/Schoenbe.html
    
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40. Schoenberg , Arnold
    schoenberg,arnold ( 1874 1951 ).  
    http://www.thrsw.com/pollini/discography/schonberg.html
    
    Extractions: Piano Piece , op.33b Berlin BPO D-CD ; DG: 427 771-2 Philharmonie Abbado 06,08 September 1988 $ Remarks- 218 Munich S-CD ; DG: 423 249-2 Residenz May 1974 $ Remarks- 219 : DG Recording Sessions at Residenz, Munich 1974. Production and Recording Supervision : Rainer Brock Recording Engineer : Klaus Hiemann Salzburg S-CD ; Hos: HOS-23/24(2CDs) Kleines Festspielhaus 22 August 1974 Live $ Remarks- 220 : Live Recordings at Kleines Festspielhaus , Salzburg 1974. Munich S-CD ; DG: 423 249-2 Residenz May 1974 $ Remarks- 221 : DG Recording Sessions at Residenz, Munich 1974. Production and Recording Supervision : Rainer Brock Recording Engineer : Klaus Hiemann Salzburg S-CD ; Hos: HOS-23/24(2CDs) Kleines Festspielhaus 22 August 1974 Live $ Remarks- 222 : Live Recordings at Kleines Festspielhaus , Salzburg 1974. Salzburg S-CD ;

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