Sieben Lieder (1893–1896) [Seven Songs]

BELMONT MUSIC PUBLISHERS - The Works of Arnold Schoenberg

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Arnold Schoenberg's manuscript - Six Little Piano Pieces op. 19 (Andy Lee - piano)[2009-10-14 01:02:15] Arnold Schoenberg's manuscript - Six Little Piano ...

Hilary Hahn Schoenberg Violin Concerto[2009-10-10 16:16:03] Hilary Hahn Schoenberg Violin Concerto Part 1 ...

Berlin Philharmonic Simon Rattle Schoenberg Chamber Symphony Op. 9[2010-01-05 17:40:51] ...

Arnold Schönberg - Wer ich bin - Who I Am (1/2)[2010-04-10 15:22:59] Based on Arnold Schönberg's radio talks and lec...

Arnold Schoenberg, Phantasy for Violin Op. 47 (1949) Rudolf Kolisch, Eduard Steuermann[2010-08-09 21:14:39] ...

1. »In hellen Träumen hab ich dich oft geschaut...« (Alfred Gold) (1893) Discography

2. »Drüben geht die Sonne scheiden...« (Schilflied) (Nikolaus Lenau) Discography

3. Mädchenlied »Sang ein Bettlerpärlein am Schenkentor...« (Paul Heyse) Discography

4. »Daß gestern eine Wespe dich am Finger stach...« (Dichter unbekannt)

5. »Juble, schöne junge Rose...« (Dichter unbekannt)

6. »Warum bist du aufgewacht...« (Dichter unbekannt) Discography

7. »Das zerbrochene Krüglein...« (Martin Greif)

GA A/I/2, ed. by Chr. M. Schmidt (Vorarbeit I. Vojtech), 1988

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Schoenberg Trio Rainer Kussmaul, Wolfram Christ and Georg Faust formed their Ensemble in 1993.

Arnold Schoenberg Chor The Arnold Schoenberg Choir was founded in 1972 by current artistic director Erwin Ortner and remains one of the most sought after and versatile vocal ensembles in Austria.

Discography Wayne Shoaf's Schoenberg Discography

The Arnold Schönberg Center The Arnold Schönberg Center is a unique repository of Arnold Schoenberg's archival legacy and a cultural center that is open to the public.

Aron Quartett The "Aron Quartett" was formed in 1998 by four Viennese musicians: Ludwig Müller, Barna Kobori, Georg Hamann and Christophe Pantillon.