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Verklärte Nacht

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Verklärte Nacht

String sextet by Schoenberg, Op. 4, composed in September 1899 and first performed at Vienna on 18 March 1902. It was inspired by a poem in Richard Dehmel's Weib und die Welt. The work was arranged for string orchestra c. 1917, revised in 1942, and given as ballet, The Pillar of Fire, at the New York Metropolitan Opera on 8 April 1942.



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What he does better than any conductor I know of is to take you into the inner spirit of a piece-the unguarded romanticism of the Sibelius, the sorrowing punishment of the Shostakovich Fifth Symphony, the hypnotic eeriness of Schoenberg's Verklärte Nacht, the sweet swagger of Mahler's First Symphony-with so much vibrancy that I felt like Margaret O'Brien at the end of The Secret Garden when she opens the gate to her private paradise and we enter, for the first time, a world in color.
 
 
 
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