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Viktor Ullmann

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518:. This production used also Ullmann's original title "The Emperor of Atlantis or The Disobedience of Death" and has been recorded by the Prague label STUDIO MATOUS in 1994/1995. This production of the opera by Herbert Gantschacher has been performed for the first time at Terezin on 23 May 1995. From these first performances at Terezin ever a live recording exists done by ARBOS – Company for Music and Theatre. In all, Ullmann worked on the opera for 27 years, from the first impressions in the First World War in 1917 to the finalization at Terezin in 1944. 421:. Up to his deportation his list of works had reached 41 opus numbers and contained an additional three piano sonatas, song cycles on texts by various poets, operas, and the piano concerto Op. 25, which he finished in December 1939, nine months after the entry of German troops into Prague. Most of these works are missing. The manuscripts presumably disappeared during the occupation. Thirteen printed items, which Ullmann published privately and entrusted to a friend for safekeeping, have survived. 135: 27: 666:
contrast to earlier lists of works, the London list is distinguished by an unbroken sequence of opus numbers (1–41) and the unmistakable incorporation of works or titles already known. Ullmann's list of works is of incalculable value in light of the lost or missing compositions, although it makes clear the full extent of the loss caused by persecution and war.
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In the following summary Ullmann's opus numbering has been used, and extended for the opus numbers given to works composed in Theresienstadt. The order of titles is essentially chronological and takes account both of compositions known from earlier lists of works as well as of those bibliographically
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In the middle of 1942, shortly before his deportation to Theresienstadt concentration camp, Ullmann drew up a comprehensive list of his compositions to that point. This list was preserved in a London library as part of a letter to a correspondent whom it has not hitherto been possible to identify. In
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in Theresienstadt in 1945, and Adler brought the scores to England in 1947. Adler subsequently placed them on long-term loan with the Allgemeine Anthroposophische Gesellschaft in Dornach (AAG), Switzerland. In an apparent breach of contract the AAG subsequently deposited them with the
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Herbert Gantschacher Viktor Ullmann – Zeuge und Opfer der Apokalypse / Witness and Victim of the Apocalypse / Testimone e vittima dell’Apocalisse / Svědek a oběƄ apokalypsy / Prič in ĆŸrtev apokalipse. ARBOS-Edition, Arnoldstein / Klagenfurt / Salzburg / Wien / Prora / Prag 2015,
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The particular nature of the camp at Theresienstadt enabled Ullmann to remain active musically: he was a piano accompanist, organized concerts ("Collegium musicum", "Studio for New Music"), wrote critiques of musical events, and composed, as part of a cultural circle including
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The work he completed in Theresienstadt was mostly preserved and comprises, in addition to choral works, song cycles and a quantity of stage music, such significant works as the last three piano sonatas, the Third String Quartet, the melodrama based on
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1942 (8 September) Deportation to Theresienstadt Concentration Camp; active as composer, conductor, pianist, organiser, teacher and music critic. Most important compositions preserved in manuscript: 3 piano sonatas; piano sonatas; songs; opera
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Anti-war opera by Viktor Ullmann (Music and libretto), original text of the libretto for the first time published in the German original including translations into English, Polish and Czech language with essays by Herbert Gantschacher and
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Self-published Prague 1940. First performance Prague 1940. Based on Hans Bethge's "Nachdichtungen der Lieder und GesÀnge des Hafis", vol 2 (first published 1910 by Insel-Verlag, Leipzig; new edition by YinYang-Media Verlag October 2004
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and Stuttgart in 1990; American premieres took place in San Francisco in 1975 and in Brooklyn in 1977. Other works include the song-cycle "Man and his Day" to poems by Ullmann's friend, the poet and later historian of Theresienstadt,
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and suppressed it. However, eye-witness Herbert Thomas Mandl argues, "that the Emperor is not Hitler". The opera was first performed in Amsterdam in 1975 in a version of the conductor Kerry Woodward. It has been broadcast by
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newspaper, lectured to educational groups, gave private lessons, and was actively involved in the program of the Czechoslovak Society for Music Education. At about this time Ullmann made friends with the composer
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11/1929). These references occur only in connection with the "Schönberg Variations", which in relation to the opus numeration and to the chronology cut across the principle of arrangement used.
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Viktor Ullmann – Zeuge und Opfer der Apokalypse / Witness and Victim of the Apocalypse / Testimone e vittima dell'Apocalisse / Svědek a oběƄ apokalypsy / Prič in ĆŸrtev apokalipse
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While his works of the 1920s still clearly show the influence of Schönberg's atonal period, especially the Chamber Symphony Op. 9, the George Songs Op. 15 and
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Preserved as holograph. Counted as Opus 49 (cf "Kaiser von Atlantis"). Not later than 1 August 1943. First performance Theresienstadt before 30 October 1943.
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Overall, Ullmann "probably made the most significant contribution of any single individual to the musical life of Terezin", composing 20 works in the camp.
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Variations and Double Fugue on a Small Piano Piece by Schönberg 1929. A transcript by a Prague copyist was preserved. IGNM music festival, Geneva 1929.
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1920 autumn: Choirmaster and co-repetiteur under Alexander von Zemlinsky in the New German Theatre in Prague; later (1922–27) conductor
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Hertzka Prize 1934. First performance Prague 1938. A set of orchestral parts was preserved in transcripts by two Prague copyists.
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Counted as Opus 49 (cf 6th piano). Composition begun June/July 1943; finished 13 January 1944. Revision ("Wahnsinns-Terzett" /
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recorded. Uncertain dating is indicated by (?). Traces of an earlier numeration derive from the list of works from the 1920s (
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1938 After the performance of the Second String Quartet at the IGMN Festival in London, stays for about two months in
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One writer has described Ullmann's milieu in these terms: "Like such other assimilated German-speaking Czech Jews as
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1944 (16 October) Transfer to Auschwitz-Birkenau, where he was murdered in the gas chambers on 18 October 1944
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The OREL Foundation- Viktor Ullmann biography, as well as links to bibliography, works, discography and media
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1929 Success of the "Schönberg Variations" at the music festival of the International Society for New Music (
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In May 1919, he broke off both courses of study and left Vienna in order to devote himself fully to music in
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1918 Attended the University of Vienna, studying law and attending lectures in sociology and philosophy of
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Opus 13 – Missa Symphonica for choir, soloists, orchestra and organ ("in honour of the Archangel Michael")
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Hertzka Prize 1936. The score and a part-written piano arrangement, both holographs, were preserved.
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Preserved as a holograph. First performance before 28 September 1944. Not later than 12 July 1944.
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The sound of hope: Music as solace, resistance and salvation during the holocaust and world war II
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The sound of hope: Music as solace, resistance and salvation during the holocaust and world war II
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Opus 15 – Easter Cantata (also known as "Chamber Cantata") for small mixed choir and 6 instruments
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Opus 3 b – Variations, Fantasy and Double Fugue on a Small Piano Piece by Schönberg, for Orchestra
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When Ullmann was deported to Auschwitz, he left his works in the safekeeping of the philosopher
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One song ("Little Cakewalk") preserved as a holograph. Date of dedication: 27 September 1943.
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Only a transcription of the violin part is preserved. First performance planned Prague 1938.
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Preserved as holograph ("renewed in Theresienstadt"). First performance Theresienstadt 1943.
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1925 Composition of the "Schönberg Variations" for piano (first performance 1926 in Prague)
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Preserved as a copy of the holograph. Counted as Opus 46. Not later than 23 January 1943.
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identity card of Viktor Ullmann of the Jewish Ghetto in Prague exposed on 18 January 1941
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Music for a Play from a Christmas Tale "Wie Klein Else das Christkindlein suchen ging" (
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1934 Hertzka Prize for the orchestral arrangement of the "Schönberg Variations" (Op. 3b)
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Since 1993 it is possible to perform the original version of the opera with the help of
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1916–18 Military service as a volunteer; service at the Front; promotion to Lieutenant
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and his circle of pupils. Upon finishing school, he volunteered for military service.
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Two songs preserved as holographs. First performance Theresienstadt 30 October 1943.
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First performance Prague 1937. Only the clarinet part is preserved, as a holograph.
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Opus 4 – Concerto for Orchestra (also known as "First Symphony" and "Symphonietta")
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and others, was too advanced for local tastes, and his appointment was terminated.
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Opus 5 – Seven Small Serenades for Voice and 12 Instruments (text also by Ullmann)
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David Schiff, "A Musical Postcard From the Eye of the Nazi Storm," 23 March 2003
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Preserved as a holograph. Counted as Opus 47. Not later than 4 September 1943.
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Self-published Prague 1936. UA Prag 1936. IGNM music festival New York 1941.
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Preserved as a holograph. Counted as Opus 53. First Song dated 25 May 1944.
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Opus 3 a – (9) Variations and Double Fugue on a Theme by Schönberg for Piano
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Preserved as a holograph. Counted as Opus 45. Not later than 27 June 1943.
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Opus 14 – Three Choruses a cappella (also known as "Rosenkreuzer Cantata")
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1931–1933 Bookdealer in Stuttgart, as proprietor of the anthroposophical
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First performance Prague 1936 (3 pieces). Opus 8, 2 was preserved as a
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Symphonic Fantasy (also known as "Solo Cantata for Tenor and Orchestra"
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Opus 3 c – Variations and Double Fugue on a Theme by Arnold Schoenberg
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Ten Yiddish and Hebrew Choruses Zehn (women's, men's and mixed choir)
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1929–1931 Composer and conductor for stage music in the theatre at
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commander noticed similarities between the Emperor of Atlantis and
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Opus 16 – Sonata for Quarter-tone Clarinet and Quarter-tone Piano
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Two songs preserved as holographs. Not later than October 1943.
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First performance Prague 1936. IGNM music festival London 1938.
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Comprehensive discography of Terezin Composers by Claude Torres
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First performance Prague 1923, IGNM music festival Prague 1924
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Preserved as a holograph. Dated on title page 22 August 1944.
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Opus 24 – Slavic Rhapsody for orchestra and obligato saxophone
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Opus 11 – Chinese Melodramas (also known as "Galgenlieder" or
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The most concrete formulation of this discourse occurs in the
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During this period he worked with the department of music at
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Self-published Prague 1940. First performance Prague 1940.
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Self-published Prague 1940. First performance Prague 1940.
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Self-published Prague 1939. First performance Prague 1940.
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Self-published Prague 1937. First performance Prague 1937.
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from the original on 13 December 2021 – via YouTube.
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Michael Haas (October 2012). "When Death Went on Strike".
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Preserved as a holograph. Not later than 24 January 1943.
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Opus 37 – Three Songs (C. F. Meyer) for baritone and piano
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Preserved as a holograph. Not later than 21 March 1944.
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Preserved as a transcript by a Theresienstadt copyist.
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Preserved as a holograph. Date of preface 16 May 1943.
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and attending Arnold Schoenberg's "composition seminar"
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Preserved as a holograph. Not later than 1 July 1943.
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Preserved as a holograph; self-published Prague 1940.
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The Manner of Love and Death of Cornet Christoph Rilke
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Cadenzas to Beethoven's Piano Concertos (Nos 1 und 3)
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Preserved as transcripts by Theresienstadt copyists.
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1939 Beginning of the persecution of the Jews in the
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The Emperor of Atlantis, or The Disobedience of Death
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The Emperor of Atlantis or The Disobedience of Death
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Beginning in 1909 Viktor attended a grammar school (
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Opus 17 – Six Songs (Steffen) for soprano and piano
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Counted as Opus 54. 1352:Opus 30 – Songbook of Hafiz for bass and piano 350:for two years. As a result of his interest in 2462:Czechoslovak civilians killed in World War II 2188:. In: Mitteilungen von musica reanimata, 2011 1783:Don Quixote. Overture for piano (draft score) 1715:) (H. G. Adler). 12 Songs for Voice and Piano 1577:cf. Opus 37. Not later than 4 November 1942. 1331:Opus 29 – Three Sonnets from the Portuguese ( 213:Viktor Ullmann was born on 1 January 1898 in 8: 2467:People killed by gas chamber by Nazi Germany 1726:"Chansons des enfants francaises" [ 610:1933 Flight from Stuttgart; return to Prague 2004:Â«ĐšŃƒĐ»ŃŒŃ‚-ĐžĐœŃ„ĐŸŃ€ĐŒ-прДсс» ĐĄĐ°ĐœĐșт-ĐŸĐ”Ń‚Đ”Ń€Đ±ŃƒŃ€Đł 2016, 1192:Preserved as a photocopy of the holograph. 661:List of the Prague and Theresienstadt works 417:On 8 September 1942 he was deported to the 342:, named in honor of the former director of 303:), but his repertoire, including operas by 1060:First performance Prague 1936 (4 pieces). 932:First performance Frankfurt am Main 1931. 870:Opus 2 – Octet (also known as "Oktettino") 616:1935–1937 Instruction in composition from 593:Internationale Gesellschaft fĂŒr Neue Musik 133: 122: 2452:Austrian civilians killed in World War II 2291:International Music Score Library Project 709:Three Choruses for Male Voices a cappella 268:. There he also attended the lectures of 201:(1 January 1898 – 18 October 1944) was a 111:Learn how and when to remove this message 2076: 2074: 1977:Erich Heyduck and Herbert Gantschacher, 1872:Three Hebrew Boys' Choruses (a cappella) 1298:Opus 27 – Lieder des Prinzen Vogelfrei ( 2447:Austrian Jews who died in the Holocaust 2040: 1947:ARBOS – Company for Music and Theatre, 1930:NY: [Beaufort Books Publishers, undated 1809:Three Yiddish Songs for Voice and Piano 1743:Three Chinese Songs for Voice and Piano 1005:: "Schwer ist's das Schöne zu lassen" ( 1979:Viktor Ullmann – Way to the Front 1917 1571:Three Songs for Baritone (C. F. Meyer) 1511:Opus 40 – Concert Aria (from Goethe's 1007:It Is Difficult to Leave the Beautiful 386:, where he studied from 1935 to 1937. 1944:, Sonderheft Nr. 8, Summer 1991, 5–25 1933:Ludvova, Jitka, "Viktor Ullmann," in 1498:Opus 39 – Sonata for Violin and Piano 1406:Opus 33 – Die Heimkehr des Odysseus ( 1238:Opus 23 – Der Gott und die Bajadere ( 516:ARBOS - Company for Music and Theatre 7: 2274:"Schwer istÂŽs, das Schöne zu lassen" 2147:Herbert Gantschacher (8 July 2012). 1940:Schultz, Ingo: "Viktor Ullmann," in 1820:Die Weise der Liebe und des Todes. ( 532:. After the war, Utitz gave them to 49:adding citations to reliable sources 16:Austrian Jewish composer (1898–1944) 2328:Ullmann biography and list of works 1018:Opus 9 – Der Sturz des Antichrist ( 743:) for Choir, Soloists and Orchestra 641:Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia 332:International Society for New Music 801:Seven Songs with Chamber Orchestra 554:1898 Born in Teschen (in Austrian 217:(Teschen), which belonged then to 14: 2477:20th-century Czech male musicians 1850:) (Hölderlin) for voice and piano 1242:) (Goethe) for baritone and piano 1159:) (also known as "Song Cycle II") 622:1936 Hertzka Prize for the opera 561:1909–16 Attended school in Vienna 419:Theresienstadt concentration camp 413:Theresienstadt concentration camp 2392:20th-century classical composers 2359:Further reading and listening on 1951:, including material written by 1451:Opus 36 – Der zerbrochene Krug ( 25: 2472:Theresienstadt Ghetto prisoners 2397:20th-century conductors (music) 1630:Incidental music for a play by 1250:First performance Prague 1940. 1065:Opus 12 – Huttens letzte Tage ( 580:1927–1928 Director of Opera in 36:needs additional citations for 2297:Documents about Viktor Ullmann 2172:www.musicweb-international.com 1967:, edition selene, Vienna, 1998 1892:Viktor Ullmann. 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