Webern’s music was revolutionary, but did not become widely accessible until Craft directed this series of recordings In the decades after the second world war it was the music of Anton Webern, rather ...

New to classical music? Need help creating a collection? In the latest of an ongoing series, I enter the remarkable world of Webern. Anton Webern: a minimalist in every sense. Photograph: BBC It's ...

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“This is a song for you alone”: such is the invitational opening line of the first of five songs set to Stefan George poems (Op. 3) by Anton Webern (1883-1945). It’s one of thirty-one works in which ...

Bundling scary modern music with the warhorses audiences love is one of the oldest tricks in the concert-programming book. But it's rare to see it taken to such extremes as in this week's San ...

Long before developing his distinctively sparse, crystalline approach to Schoenberg’s 12-tone technique, Anton Webern was an up-and-comer writing in a late Romantic style whose expressive lushness ...

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Anton Webern: "Someone once said that in Webern's music, a novel would last as long as a sigh, and there's a love story in every trill… He tried to reduce it to its essence." Seventy years ago this ...

Grab your pencils, notebooks, and binders and head back to school with Arnold Schoenberg, Anton Webern, Ernst Krenek, and Alban Berg. As the academic year begins, Music in the Making returns to the ...

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