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Franz Schreker (originally Schrecker; 23
March 1878 – 21
March 1934) was an
Austrian composer, conductor, librettist,
teacher and administrator. Primarily...
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Flammen (Flames) is a one-act
opera by
Franz Schreker, on a
libretto by Dora Leen,
pseudonym of Dora
Pollak (born 23
October 1880, died
Auschwitz c. 1942)...
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Schrecker or
Schreker is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Al
Schrecker (1917–2000),
American basketball player Ellen Schrecker (born...
- am Main has a long tradition, with many
world premieres such as
Franz Schreker's Der
ferne Klang in 1912,
Fennimore und
Gerda by
Frederick Delius in 1919...
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offered teaching positions to
Franz Schreker and
Arnold Schoenberg.
Schoenberg declined the offer, but
Schreker accepted it. His
teaching duties were...
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Austrian composer Franz Schreker. The work was
composed in 1916 for the
centenary of the
Vienna Music Academy where Schreker had been
teaching since 1912...
- in
three acts by
Franz Schreker with a German-language
libretto by the composer,
based on
Frank Wedekind's play Hidalla.
Schreker wrote the
libretto in...
- Der
ferne Klang (The
Distant Sound) is an
opera by
Franz Schreker, set to his own libretto.
Begun in 1903, it was
first performed by the Oper Frankfurt...
- Norma, and
moved to
soprano roles such as
Salome and
Grete Graumann in
Schreker's Der
ferne Klang.
Holloway was born in Ohio. She
studied voice at the University...
- many candidates, he
offered teaching positions to
Schoenberg and
Franz Schreker in 1912. At the time
Schoenberg lived in Berlin. He was not completely...
