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... German politician, member of the Fortschrittliche Partei (Progressive Peoples’ Party). From 1890 until 1918, von Payer was a member of parliament for the constituency of Tübingen-Reutlingen. He wanted to push through a democratization of the Reich ...
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... supporter of the Vienna Secession. He held an extremely progressive aesthetic of continual artistic revolution against existing styles, for which view Maximilian Harden dubbed him the "Man of The-Day-After-Tomorrow" ("der Mann von Übermorgen ...
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... progressive new music in Vienna between 1903 and 1911. Zemlinsky's career as a conductor began in Vienna in 1900 and with Mahler's support he was appointed to posts at the Theater an der Wien (1903‒04) and the Volksoper (1904‒11). As a composer he achieved ...
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... Viennese music publisher. As Director of Universal Edition from 1907 to 1932, Hertzka fashioned the company into one of the leading music publishing houses of the 20th century, his fame resting primarily on his advocacy of the more progressive ...
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... Director of the St. Louis Institute of Music, Missouri 1924‒43. Career Summary Robert Emmett Stuart was from at least 1924 associated with The Progressive Teachers College in St. Louis, Missouri. by 1927/28 he is listed as the College's Secretary ...
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... triads of Dflat and G are directly juxtaposed. While the juxtaposition resembles a Phrygian progression in C minor, Schenker says, Berlioz forces it into the key of G minor, producing a deficiency in which he has "neglected to compose out the harmonies ...
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... ‒26) and the Violin Concerto (1935), are notable for their avoidance of out-and-out atonality in favor of a sophisticated fusion between post-tonal progressiveness (Berg adopted the twelve-tone method during the 1920s) and the kind of allusions to earlier ...
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... ) and the Brahms Piano Quintet in F minor (Neue freie Presse, November 8, 1908). Socially progressive, she played popular concerts for the Vienna Adult Education Association (Volksbildungsverein) and for charitable organizations. During World War I she ...
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... /27-28, 46-47, 52 and OJ 35/4 and 71/11. Furtwängler corresponded with Moriz Violin (OJ 70/17, also 70/68), Oswald Jonas (OJ 36/19, also 69/11), and with Hans Weisse, whose progress in the US he watched closely. ...
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... the age of 85. In the camp, he lived in building L 504, section 1. Camp records state that he died of marasmus senilis (progressive atrophy of the aged) on November 16, 1942, shortly before his 86th birthday; he would have been suffering from extreme ...