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My Path to Jewish Music

… String Quartet, which premiered seminal works by Arnold Schoenberg and Anton Webern, to become a passionate advocate … of Mendelssohn, Meyerbeer, Halévy, Rubinstein, Mahler, and Schoenberg were recognized and perceived as German, Russian, … are known around the entire music world: Mahler and Schoenberg. If next to them we add and count the great …

Guest Editor's Note for Yuval Volume XIV

… drawing on references as disparate as Abulafia and Arnold Schoenberg, Cherlin illuminates how music comes to serve as …

Kings' Fairy Tale - Mikalojus Ciurlionis

A Fine Reciprocity

… und eine Springflut überschemmt den stillen Horizont, ” as Schoenberg’s moonstruck ( Mondestrunken ) Pierrot would have … to create so much of our music. The twelve-tone music of Schoenberg, Berg, and Webern bring the technique to a … uncanny resemblance to the kinds of relations one finds in Schoenberg’s twelve-tone music, with particular resonance in …

Ethan Haimo

… include many articles and books on the music of Arnold Schoenberg and Joseph Haydn. His musicological writings … opera and, with Sabine Feisst, a translation and edition of Schoenberg’s early correspondence. Retired from teaching, …

Book Review: Music’s Making - The Poetry of Music; The Music of Poetry

… the premiere of his string sextet, Verklaerte Nacht, Arnold Schoenberg wrote: I cannot release you from your promised … detail your relationship to this. (Haimo and Feisst, 2016, Schoenberg’s Early Correspondence, p. 87.) Schoenberg was neither the first, nor the last composer or …

Yoel Greenberg

… Jewish composers in early twentieth-century Europe, such as Schoenberg, Schulhoff, Milhaud, Toch and Ben Haim, and an …

Self-Revelation and the Law - Arnold Schoenberg in his Religious Works

… Nearing his death, Arnold Schoenberg wrote to Josef Rufer on June 13, 1951: 'In … elements in Moses and Aaron - or, indeed, in any of Schoenberg's other works of religious and philosophical … But such a conclusion would be premature. We know, from Schoenberg's own utterances, that a number of his seemingly …