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Music Survives
The Music Survives: Degenerate Music
Genres: Special Interest, Soundtracks, Classical

Track Listings (11) - Disc #1
1. Vorspiel, Prolog - Braunfels, Walter
2. The World at war-The next world - Korngold, Erich
3. Scene 3: Wer - Ullmann, Viktor
4. Das Act II, Scene 3: Ich ging zu ihm - Korngold, Erich
5. Scene 8: Introduction/Karnevalsnacht - Schulhoff, Ervin
6. Rue du Rocher [Edit][Excerpt] - Goldschmidt, Bertho
7. Act III, Scene 15: Maskenzug-Was flie - Schreker, Franz
8. Praludium - Eisler, Hanns
9. Act II: Zwischenspiel-Du bist so blaß wie - Goldschmidt, Bertho
10. III: Largeo e mosterioso, Me - Haas, Pavel
11. Act II, Scene 11: Ob er kommt - Krenek, Ernst

CD Video boxed set. Londn Rec. CD sample of wks by compose rs banned by Nazi regime. 40 min. vid. documentary of how & why these composers were labelled degenerate by Nazis. Never-before-seen cover art by Art Spiegelm... more »

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All Artists: Music Survives
Title: The Music Survives: Degenerate Music
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Decca
Release Date: 6/10/1997
Genres: Special Interest, Soundtracks, Classical
Styles: Opera & Classical Vocal, Chamber Music, Forms & Genres, Rondos, Historical Periods, Modern, 20th, & 21st Century, Symphonies
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 028945266428

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Regarding study of music banned by 3rd Reich

S. M. Owens | Raleigh, NC United States | 12/08/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I know Michael Haas, executive producer. He has made a total commitment to locating and recording work of musicians whose work was banned by the Hitler regime because composers, etc. were even suspected to be Jewish, gay, gypsy, etc. One atheist or agnostic composer was sent to concentration camp because his father had been a Jew in the past.

This is needed to give a picture of the survival of music by talented people under duress."