Arnold Schönbergs Piano Concerto op. 42, eine Ikone der Konzertliteratur des 20. Jahrhunderts, liegt erstmals in einer Faksimileausgabe vor. Die vom Henle Verlag in Kooperation mit dem Arnold Schönberg Center herausgegebene Publikation gibt den Auftakt zum Jubiläumsjahr anlässlich von Schönbergs 150. Geburtstag.

Wissenschaftszentrum Arnold Schönberg und die Wiener Schule

Collection, 1931-1961

Since October 2016, the Arnold Schönberg and the Viennese School Research Centre has been located at the Institute for Musicology and Interpretation Research (IMI) and represents, among other things, an institutional link between the Arnold Schönberg Center and the mdw. The subject of the research centre is the "Viennese School" as a phenomenon that had a lasting and worldwide influence on the music of the 20th century.

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Depositum Universal Edition 
The Arnold Schönberg and the Viennese School Research Centre preserves a comprehensive part of the Universal Edition correspondence from the years 1931 to 1961, which is on permanent loan to the Institute. The correspondence covers all areas of work of the music publishing house, which was founded in 1901 and, in addition to educational literature and classical-romantic literature, published the latest music from the very beginning: Communication with composers, musicians, event organisers and radio stations, educational institutions, cultural-political authorities, the media, collecting societies, publishers and music dealers, material production companies, etc. - as well as UE internal correspondence between travelling employees and, from 1937, between Universal Edition London and the publishing house in Vienna. This collection contains correspondence from many composers published by UE during this period, including Arnold Schönberg, Anton Webern, Alexander Zemlinsky, Gian-Francesco Malipiero, Goffredo Petrassi, Dimitri Shostakovich and Bruno Maderna.

Henk Guittart, ehemals künstlerischer Leiter des Schoenberg Ensemble und Mitglied des Schoenberg Quartet, hat ein neues Arrangement von Arnold Schönbergs Verklärte Nacht op. 4 für Klaviertrio vorgelegt. 

Gerhardy, Doris Anna (b. 1941)

German pianist, played at Darmstädter Ferienkurse für Neue Musik.

collection 1968–1969 (1 folder)

programs (3 items: 1968–1969) with works bei Arnold Schönberg
music (2 items: undated) works by Matty Niël, IX Motti u. Koraal (mit Schönberg Zitat, op. 15/1)

Der Musikwissenschaftler Yuta Asai, assistant professor an der Ochanomizu University, hat eine neue Schönberg-Biographie veröffentlicht

Anlässlich des 150. Geburtstags von Arnold Schönberg finden am Arnold Schönberg Center in Wien von 4. – 14. Juni 2024 Meisterklassen in den Disziplinen Gesang, Lied-Duo, Klavier solo und Kammermusik statt, die mit Avenir Foundation Stipendien des Arnold Schönberg Center unterstützt werden.

Mit diesem Jubiläumsband feiert der G. Henle Verlag seine renommierten Urtextausgaben. Zu einer Auswahl von 17 repräsentativen Klavierstücken gehört auch Schönbergs op. 19/2!

Guittart, Henk (b. 1953)

Founder of Schoenberg Ensemble, of which he was the violist and artistic director until 1991. From 1976 until the end of the quartet's existence in 2009 violist of the Schoenberg Quartet. Active as conductor, teacher and arranger.

collection 1921–2001 (2 folders)

books (2 items: 1914–1920) Berg guides to Gurre-Lieder and Pelleas und Melisande op. 5
programs (5 items: 1921–2001)

Seligman, Misha, 1921-2022

Collection, 1886–1996: photographs, correspondence, documents, articles, clippings, recordings etc.

Misha Seligman, son of Maria Seligmann, born Kolisch, sister of Gertrud Schönberg. His estate contains letters from Arnold Schoenberg and others, as well as letters, photographs and documents relating to the Kolisch family history. A large part of the collection goes back to the estate of Maria Seligmann.

address book
articles (2 items: ca. 1920) by Rudolf Rafael Kolisch
booklets (27 items: 1894-1922) and offprints of publications by Rudolf Rafael Kolisch
correspondence (ca. 100 items: 1896 or earlier - 1975) from Alban Berg, Wilhelm Furtwängler, Heinrich Gründfeld, Geza Gutmann, Otto Klemperer, Rudolf Rafael Kolisch, Rudolf Kolisch, Clemens Kraus, Gertrudis de Mendel, Franz Schmidt, Artur Schnabel, Arnold Schönberg (to Rudolf Kolisch, Adolf Loos and Maria Seligmann), Gertrud Schönberg, Franz Schreker, Anton Webern, unknown; some correspondence only as photocopy
documents (3 items, undated) from Rudolf Rafael Kolisch
magazines (4 items: 1948–1996)
official documents (18 items: 1890-1984) relating to Maria Seligmann and others
photographs (ca. 1900 - ca. 1975)
programs (4 items: 1952-1967)
text manuscripts (9 items: 1886-1956) by Rudolf Raffael Kolisch, Arnold Schönberg, Gertrud Schönberg, Maria Seligmann