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A child prodigy compared with Mozart, Korngold achieved artistic maturity very early, essentially as a symphonic composer. Due to his Jewish heritage, Korngold's European career was stifled by the rise of Nazism. He emigrated, like so many other composers of that time, to America, where he achieved great fame as a film composer, receiving two Academy awards for his film scoring. After the war, he sought to revive his musical career in Europe, which unfortunately never came to be. His mastery was such that Jascha Heifetz premiered Korngold's famous Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, a work in the repertoire of nearly all violinists today.

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He is best known for Die tote Stadt and Das Wunder der Heiliane, as well as many scores for famous films like Captain Blood (1935), Anthony Adverse (1936), The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938), Juarez (1939), The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939), The Sea Hawk (1940), The Sea Wolf (1941), and Kings Row (1942), among many others.

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In the period before his death, he worked tirelessly on his sixth opera. Despite its success, Korngold feared he would be completely forgotten, that his work would come to be viewed as obsolete at the end of his life. His concern was in large part due to the emergence of the Second Viennese School, which was in vogue at that time. However, in the last 25 to 30 years, his music has, quite justly, been constantly revived; today he is considered among the most original and prestigious composers in the history of twentieth century music.

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'The Violin Sonata captivates from its ambitious, symphonic opening onwards.' \x96 BBC Music Magazine (4 STARS)

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'He [Monteiro] is a superb violinist, exhibiting flawless technique, beautiful tone, and musicianship of the highest order. Bruno Monteiro, Miguel Rocha, and Jo\xe3o Paulo Santos perform miracles in the playing of them. I doubt that you'll find them better presented than they are here.' - Fanfare

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'with their tastefully applied portamentos and the crushed-velvet throatiness with which they dig into their lower strings. This is Korngold played with determination.' \x96 Gramophone

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'It remains that already in the trio the musicians show passion and present a vital interpretation.' \x96 Pizzicato

Trio for Piano, Violin and Cello in D Major Op.1: Allegro non troppo, con espressione

Scherzo (Allegro)

Larghetto (Sehr langsam)

Finale (Allegro molto e energico)

Sonata for Violin and Piano in G Major Op.6: Ben moderato, ma con passione

Scherzo: Allegro molto (con fuoco) - Trio - Moderato cantabile - Allegro molto (con fuoco)

Adagio: Mit tiefer Empfindung

Finale: Allegretto quasi andante (con gracia)

Tanzlied des Pierrot from the Opera Die Tote Stadt for Cello and Piano Op.12

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A child prodigy compared with Mozart, Korngold achieved artistic maturity very early, essentially as a symphonic composer. Due to his Jewish heritage, Korngold's European career was stifled by the rise of Nazism. He emigrated, like so many other composers of that time, to America, where he achieved great fame as a film composer, receiving two Academy awards for his film scoring. After the war, he sought to revive his musical career in Europe, which unfortunately never came to be. His mastery was such that Jascha Heifetz premiered Korngold's famous Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, a work in the repertoire of nearly all violinists today.

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He is best known for Die tote Stadt and Das Wunder der Heiliane, as well as many scores for famous films like Captain Blood (1935), Anthony Adverse (1936), The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938), Juarez (1939), The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939), The Sea Hawk (1940), The Sea Wolf (1941), and Kings Row (1942), among many others.

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In the period before his death, he worked tirelessly on his sixth opera. Despite its success, Korngold feared he would be completely forgotten, that his work would come to be viewed as obsolete at the end of his life. His concern was in large part due to the emergence of the Second Viennese School, which was in vogue at that time. However, in the last 25 to 30 years, his music has, quite justly, been constantly revived; today he is considered among the most original and prestigious composers in the history of twentieth century music.

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'The Violin Sonata captivates from its ambitious, symphonic opening onwards.' x96 BBC Music Magazine (4 STARS)

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'He [Monteiro] is a superb violinist, exhibiting flawless technique, beautiful tone, and musicianship of the highest order. Bruno Monteiro, Miguel Rocha, and Joxe3o Paulo Santos perform miracles in the playing of them. I doubt that you'll find them better presented than they are here.' - Fanfare

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'with their tastefully applied portamentos and the crushed-velvet throatiness with which they dig into their lower strings. This is Korngold played with determination.' x96 Gramophone

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'It remains that already in the trio the musicians show passion and present a vital interpretation.' x96 Pizzicato

Trio for Piano, Violin and Cello in D Major Op.1: Allegro non troppo, con espressione

Scherzo (Allegro)

Larghetto (Sehr langsam)

Finale (Allegro molto e energico)

Sonata for Violin and Piano in G Major Op.6: Ben moderato, ma con passione

Scherzo: Allegro molto (con fuoco) - Trio - Moderato cantabile - Allegro molto (con fuoco)

Adagio: Mit tiefer Empfindung

Finale: Allegretto quasi andante (con gracia)

Tanzlied des Pierrot from the Opera Die Tote Stadt for Cello and Piano Op.12

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Trio for Piano, Violin and Cello in D Major Op.1: Allegro non troppo, con espressione

Scherzo (Allegro)

Larghetto (Sehr langsam)

Finale (Allegro molto e energico)

Sonata for Violin and Piano in G Major Op.6: Ben moderato, ma con passione

Scherzo: Allegro molto (con fuoco) - Trio - Moderato cantabile - Allegro molto (con fuoco)

Adagio: Mit tiefer Empfindung

Finale: Allegretto quasi andante (con gracia)

Tanzlied des Pierrot from the Opera Die Tote Stadt for Cello and Piano Op.12

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