One of this man's works ends with a defiant choral rendition of "Schema Yisroel" and is titled A Survivor from Warsaw.
One of this man's works ends with a defiant choral rendition of "Schema Yisroel" and is titled A Survivor from Warsaw. Theodor Adorno championed the work this man, author of the essay "Brahms The Progressive." His wrote a string sextet based on a Richard Dehmel poem, and portrayed a pantomime character using sprechstimme in another work. His students include (*) Anton Von Webern and Alban Berg. For 10 points, name this composer of Transfigured Night and Pierrot Lunaire, who founded the Second Viennese School and developed the twelve-tone system.
One of this man's works ends with a defiant choral rendition of "Schema Yisroel" and is titled A Survivor from Warsaw.
Arnold {Schoenberg}