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"One of the most astonishing things about Korngold is that he was such a chameleon – he could excel in light music and the most dramatic high music equally well. And there are very few composers who were able to do that." - Brendan G. Carroll, (2001) |
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The German virtual exhibition "Arts in Exile" (Künste im Exil), opened on 18 September 2013 by the former Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media, Bernd Neumann, is now also available in English. The intent of the the exhibition is to present German (or in Korngold’s case, Austrian) émigrés and their work within the context of actual debates on exile and emigration, accessible worldwide throughout this bilingual (English/German) site. Images of the manuscript of Korngold’s 2nd movement of the Op. 23 Suite for 2 violins, cello and piano left hand, "Valse," is contained on this virtual exhibition. link to Korngold's manuscript |
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Former producer for London/Decca's "Entartete Musik" CD series, and current research director of the Jewish Music Institute for Suppressed Music, SOAS, University of London, Michael Haas has established two internet resources to expand on the topics and information contained in his book, Forbidden Music (May 2013, Yale University Press). |
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The Film Music SocietyA non-profit organization promoting the preservation of film and television music in all of its manifestations, including published and unpublished scores, orchestrations, recordings and related materials. George Korngold was one of the founding members in the late 1970s. |
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See the list of Korngold compositions performed at the Proms Concerts |
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Page last updated February 2014