This composer is the subject of a work by Kathryn Bailey subtitled "Old For
This composer is the subject of a work by Kathryn Bailey subtitled "Old Forms in a New Language." His Quartet for clarinet, saxophone, piano, & violin was composed for the 60th birthday of architect Adolf Loos. This tutor of British composer Humphrey Searle had his "Slow Movement" piece for string quartet inspired by a hiking trip with his future wife Wilhelmine Mortl. The twinkle in the eyes of his daughter Amelie reportedly led him to create his cantata Das Augenlicht which was, like several of his pieces, drawn from the poetry of Hildegard Jone. Also known for atonal work based on poetry of Stefan George, FTP, name this student of Arnold Schoenberg, an Austrian composer of the twelve-tone school who was killed in 1945 by an Allied soldier.
This composer is the subject of a work by Kathryn Bailey subtitled "Old Forms in a New Language."
Anton von {Webern}