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Anton Webern
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(*1883 – †1945)
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- de / Deutsch :
- Anton Webern. Österreichischer Komponist · Biografie
- en / English :
- Anton Webern. Anton Friedrich Wilhelm von Webern (December 3, 1883 – September 15, 1945) was an Austrian composer and conductor. He was a member of the Second Viennese School. As a student and significant follower of Arnold Schoenberg, he became one of the best-known proponents of the twelve-tone technique; in addition, his innovations regarding schematic organization of pitch, rhythm and dynamics were formative in the musical technique later known as total serialism. · Biography
- es / Español :
- Anton Webern. Compositor austríaco. · Biografía
- fr / Français :
- Anton Webern. Compositeur autrichien. · Biographie
- ru / русский :
- Антон Веберн. Австрийский композитор и музыкальный мыслитель. · Биография
Díla
Hudba
- Op. 1. Passacaglia for Orchestra (1908)
- Op. 2. Entflieht auf Leichten Kaehnen (1908)
- Op. 3. Five Songs from Der Siebente Ring (1908-1909)
- Op. 4. Five Songs on poems by Stefan George (1908-1909)
- Op. 5. Five Movements for String Quartet (1909)
- Op. 6. Six Pieces for Large Orchestra (1909)
- Op. 7. Four Pieces for Violin and Piano (1910)
- Op. 8. Two Songs of Poems by Ranier Maria Rilke (1910)
- Op. 9. Six Bagatelles for String Quartet (1911)
- Op. 10. Five Pieces for Orchestra (1911)
- Op. 11. Three Little Pieces for Violincello and Piano (1914)
- Op. 12. Four Songs for Voice and Piano (1915-17)
- Op. 13. Four Song for Voice and Orchestra (1914-18)
- Op. 14. Six Songs on Poems of George Trakl (1917-21)
- Op. 15. Five Sacred Songs(1917-22)
- Op. 16. Five Canons on Latin Texts (1924)
- Op. 17. Three Traditional Rhymes (1924)
- Op. 18. Three Songs (1925)
- Op. 19. Two Songs (1926)
- Op. 20. String Trio (1926-1927)
- Op. 21. Symphony (1927-1928)
- Op. 22. Quartet (1928-1930)
- Op. 23. Three Songs From "viae inviae" (1934)
- Op. 24. Concerto (1931-1934)
- Op. 25. Three Songs on Poems by Hildegard Jone (1934)
- Op. 26. Das Augenlicht ("Durch unsre offnen Augen") (1935)
- Op. 27. Variations for Piano (1935-1936)
- Op. 28. String Quartet (1936-1938)
- Op. 29. First Cantata (1938-1940)
- Op. 30. Variations for Orchestra (1940)
- Op. 31. Second Cantata (1943)
Letters — Письма
On Webern and his work / О Веберне и его творчестве
Texts set to Music
- Der Tag ist vergangen — Op. 12 No. 1
- Die geheimnisvolle Flöte (Li Bai/Bethge) — Op. 12 No. 2
- Таинственная флейта. Бетге (из Ли Бо) — Op. 12 No. 2 (Russian translation — перевод на русский язык)
Gallery / Галерея
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5 Movements for String Quartet Op.5/1, page 1 -
6 Pieces for Orchestra Op.6/4, page 1 -
Bach/Webern Ricercata, page 1 -
5 Movements for String Quartet Op.5 PDF (complete)
Viz také
External links
- Das Synthese-Denken bei Anton Webern - Dissertation by Karlheinz Essl with English abstract (1988)
- Anton Webern Langsamer Satz (1905) for String Quartet Sound-bite
- www.antonwebern.com - opus list, short biography, music and photo download
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