Pierrot lunaire. Chamber music, reading and art in the Sprengel Museum
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Schoenfield and Schönberg - not only do they sound similar, but there are also some similarities between these composers. Both were of Jewish descent and lived for a long time in the USA. But while the Viennese Arnold Schönberg was forced to emigrate in 1933, Paul Schoenfield went the other way: Born in Detroit, he spent his last years in Israel, where he died last April at the age of 77.
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2 dates (13 May - 14 May)
May
13
Tue
8:00 pm
Sprengel Museum
Hannover, Germany
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May
14
Wed
6:00 pm
Sprengel Museum
Hannover, Germany
Tickets available
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