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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
    Style and Idea
    Fundamentals of Musical Composition
    Theory of harmony
    Pelleas Und Melisande: Symphonische Dichtung F R Orchester Op.5
    Coherence, counterpoint, instrumentation, instruction in form
    The musical idea and the logic, technique, and art of its presentation