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Alexander Zemlinsky or
Alexander von
Zemlinsky (14
October 1871 – 15
March 1942) was an
Austrian composer, conductor, and teacher.
Zemlinsky was born in...
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Austrian composer Alexander Zemlinsky. The work was
composed in 1934,
partly in
response to a
suggestion from
Zemlinsky's publishers Universal Edition...
- in B flat
major is an
orchestral work by
Austrian composer Alexander Zemlinsky.
Although often referred to as ‘No. 2’, this
designation is not the composer's...
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composer Alexander von
Zemlinsky,
based on the folk-tale "The
Little Mermaid" by Hans
Christian Andersen. In
April 1901,
Zemlinsky began a
romantic liaison...
- von
Zemlinsky in 1896. The
composer also
arranged the work for a
standard piano trio
consisting of violin,
cello and piano. The trio was
Zemlinsky's submission...
- work for
soprano voice and
string ****tet by
Austrian composer Alexander Zemlinsky. The work sets the
first two
stanzas of
Richard Dehmel’s poem Die Magd...
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composer Alexander Zemlinsky. The
libretto was
written by Leo Feld,
based on the 1874
novella of the same name by
Gottfried Keller.
Zemlinsky started work on...
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opposites in
Romantic music. In 1900,
Eduard Gärtner (baritone) and
Alexander Zemlinsky (piano)
premiered them at Vienna's Bösendorfer-Saal.
Audience reception...
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Austrian composer Alexander von
Zemlinsky. This
composition was
created during a very
turbulent period of
Zemlinsky's life. At this time he struggled...
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contributions to
German opera in the
early 20th
century include Alexander von
Zemlinsky,
Erich Korngold,
Franz Schreker, Paul Hindemith, Kurt
Weill and the Italian-born...
