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Gurrelieder

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  • Arnold Schoenberg
    In Arnold Schoenberg: Evolution from tonality of Arnold Schoenberg

    On February 23, 1913, his Gurrelieder (begun in 1900) was first performed in Vienna. The gigantic cantata calls for unusually large vocal and orchestral forces. Along with Mahler’s Eighth Symphony (Symphony of a Thousand), the Gurrelieder represents the peak of the post-Romantic monumental style. Gurrelieder was received with wild enthusiasm…

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