AND THE BANNED PLAYED ON LONDON'S `ENTARTETE MUSIK' RECORDINGS ARE REVIVING WORKS THE NAZIS LOVED TO...
AND THE BANNED PLAYED ON LONDON'S `ENTARTETE MUSIK' RECORDINGS ARE REVIVING WORKS THE NAZIS LOVED TO HATE: CHICAGOLAND FINAL Edition
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Chicago, Ill: Tribune Publishing Company, LLC
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From 1933 onward, German music was largely destroyed. Only Richard Strauss, Carl Orff and Hans Pfitzner -- dutiful toadies to their Nazi masters -- remained. Some 300 other composers, Jews and non-Jews alike, had their music banned. Some creative figures, including Paul Hindemith, Kurt Weill, Berthold Goldschmidt and Ernst Krenek, found new, often...
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AND THE BANNED PLAYED ON LONDON'S `ENTARTETE MUSIK' RECORDINGS ARE REVIVING WORKS THE NAZIS LOVED TO HATE: CHICAGOLAND FINAL Edition
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1085-6706
