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Arnold Schönberg

    September 13, 1874 – July 13, 1951

    Arnold Schoenberg was a pioneering composer associated with German Expressionism and the leader of the Second Viennese School. His innovative approach to harmony and musical development marked a significant turning point in 20th-century music, influencing generations of composers. He is renowned for developing the twelve-tone technique and the concept of developing variation, fundamentally altering compositional methods. Beyond his musical achievements, Schoenberg was also a painter, a crucial music theorist, and an influential teacher whose analytical approach and aesthetic views continue to resonate in contemporary musical thought.

    Arnold Schönberg
    Schoenberg - Busoni, Schoenberg - Kandinsky
    Apropos Doktor Faustus
    Schoenberg's early correspondence
    Schoenberg's correspondence with Alma Mahler
    Theory of harmony
    Coherence, counterpoint, instrumentation, instruction in form