Alfred Schnittke
Alfred Schnittke was a Soviet and Russian composer, best known for his eclectic style that combined elements of different musical genres and traditions. Born in 1934, Schnittke's work often reflected the tensions of his time, incorporating both avant-garde and traditional influences. He gained international acclaim for his innovative approach to composition, particularly his use of polystylism, which allowed him to merge various historical styles into a cohesive musical language.
Born on Nov 24, 1934 (91 years old)
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Greece:
The concert includes works by Alfred Schnittke, a composer deeply influenced by Shostakovich.
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Switzerland:
Alfred Schnittke was a prominent colleague who played the piano in the premiere recording of 'Tabula rasa'.
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Russia:
Alfred Schnittke composed the music for Alexander Mitta's film 'Tale of Wanderings'.
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Russia:
Alfred Schnittke composed the music for Alexander Mitta's film 'Tale of Wanderings'.
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Russia:
Alfred Schnittke composed the music for Alexander Mitta's film 'Tale of Wanderings'.
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Russia:
Alfred Schnittke composed the music for Alexander Mitta's film 'Tale of Wanderings'.
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United Kingdom:
Alfred Schnittke was a romantic.
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