The music for the movie scene for orchestra, op. 34 (Schoenberg)

Arnold Schoenberg (1874–1951)


The music for the movie scene for orchestra, op. 34

   

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Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, conductor - Sir Simon Rattle. Philharmonie, Berlin
7 November 2009.
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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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Staatskapelle Dresden
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Recorded: January 3-10, 1995, Frankfurt.
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Entry - May 14, 2021, Cologne.
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