,  (Schoenberg)
Arnold Schoenberg (1874–1951)



Recorded: June 29, 1964 and September 29, 1965, New York.
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June 30 & July 1, 1958, New York.
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September & November 1965, New York.
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Twentieth Century Classics Ensemble (New York), 2004.
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Recorded: November 16 & 18, 1965, New York.
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New York Woodwind Quintet, 2004.
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Members of Julliard String Quartet: Samuel Rhodes - viola, Joel Krosnick - cello. New York, May 11, 1966.
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Philharmonia Orchestra, London, May 2000
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Stuttgart State Orchestra, Stuttgart State Opera Chorus, Polish Radio Choir, Stuttgart State Opera Children`s Chorus. 2003
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Helen Vanni - mezzo-soprano, Cornedis Opthof - baritone. Recordings - April 9/10, 1968(#1), New York and May 2/3, 1971(#2), Toronto.
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Yvonne Loriod, piano, Marcel Naulais, petite clarinette, Guy Deplus, clarinette, Louis Montaigne, clarinette basse, Jacques Ghestem, violon, Serge Collot, alto, Jean Huchot, violoncelle, Pierre Boulez, direction. 1959 ã.
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Well, `Accompaniment to a Film Scene`, really. From 1930. Premièred by Otto Klemperer in Berlin, during the Kroll Oper years.

Schoenberg wrote it in 1929 already, for a kind of expressionist movie. When in the 30`s, during the diaspora caused by the German fascists, living in LA near the heart of Hollywood, the composer was given the chance of coöperating with a cinematographic music contribution, he took exactly this same music out of the drawer. He asked a substantial prize. Then
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Simon Joly Chorale. Philharmonia Orchestra, cond. Robert Craft. 2006, London
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Recordings - April 9/10, 1968, September 15, 1970, New York.
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Richard Salter Mann
Christine Whittlesey Frau
Claudia Barainsky Freundin
Ryszard Karczykowski Sänger
Annabelle Hahn Kind
Radio-Sinfonie-Orchester Frankfurt
Michael Gielen, dirigent
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1. `Schmuecke dich, o liebe Seele` BWV 654; 2. `Komm, Gott, Schoepfer, Heiliger Geist` BWV 667. Funkhaus Hannover des NDR, 29.01.1979
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Alessandra Marc, soprano
Staatskapelle Dresden
cond. Giuseppe Sinopoli
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recorded in April 2009, Germany.
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Ellen Fowell - soprano. Recorded - June 11, 1964, New York.
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(¹ 1). Recorded: September 17, 1964, January 5 & November 16-18, 1965, New York.
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Recordings - April 9, 1968, New York.
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Gabriel - Günter Reich (bassbaritone), Der Auserwählte - Thomas Stewart (baritone), Ein Berufener - Josef Traxel (tenor), Ein Aufrührerischer - Julius Patzak (tenor), Ein Ringender - Hans-Herbert Fiedler (baritone), Der Mönch - Helmut Krebs (tenor), Der Sterbende/Die Seele - Ilse Hollweg (sopran). June 13, 1961, Funkhaus Köln, Studio
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Recorded: January 27-29, 1968, New York.
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1. Mein Herz in steten Treuen, op. 49 (1948); 2. Der Mai tritt ein mit Freuden, op. 49 (1948); 3. Herzlieblich Lieb, durch Scheiden (1928); 4. Es gingen zwei Gespielen gut, op. 49 (1948); 5. Es gingen zwei Gespielen gut (1928); 6. Schein uns, du Liebe Sonne (1928). SIMON JOLY SINGERS, London, 2005.
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Randall Hodgkinson-F-no. Recording-October 1982, Massachusetts.
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Recorded at Centre in the Square, Kitchener (Ontario), Canada, May 16-17, 1991.
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Recorded at Centre in the Square, Kitchener (Ontario), Canada, May 16-17, 1991.
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Sextet of the Orchestra da Camera di Mantovani. Recorded: November 2015, Mantua, Italy (live).
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