Man and Music: The New Music

Plot

The series continues to explore the many musicians who lived and worked in Vienna, placing composers and their works in the environment which nourished their creativity. In Man and Music: The New Music, the focus is on Arnold Schoenberg, one of the brightest stars of the new century. His method of composition was based on a series of 12 tones, a radical departure from the system used before. Influenced by both Mahler and Brahms, he was a also remarkable teacher with gifted students, including Alban Berg, Anton Webern, and John Cage. In 1934, he settled in California. ~ Alice Day, Rovi

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