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The Arnold Schönberg Center Vienna and the Schönberg-House Mödling are open during the usual opening hours. Users of the archive and the library are kindly requested to register in advance (archiv@schoenberg.at).

Between December 29, 1936 and January 8, 1937, the Kolisch Quartet made a complete recording of Arnold Schönberg’s string quartets. At cost price, selected persons, including Jascha Heifetz and George Gershwin, purchased one of the 25 sets with 23 records each. On March 14, the Arnold Schönberg Center will broadcast Schönberg's 4th String Quartet, op. 37, with digital copies of recordings from its own collection.

The Journal of the Arnold Schoenberg Center presents selected papers of the symposium held at the Arnold Schönberg Center in Vienna in October 2019. One focus was a one-day roundtable on sketching in Arnold Schoenberg, Anton Webern, and Alban Berg on the threshold of atonality and during the transition to twelve-tone composing.

“Please find enclosed some of the reviews published to date. You will observe that besides the utmost goodwill shown towards your creative work, opposition is still widespread.” (Emil Gutmann concert bureau to Arnold Schönberg, October 11, 1912)

  1. From the Archive – Schönberg’s Study
  2. From the Archive – Schönberg’s Calendars 1918/1919
  3. Cooperations – Shared History Project
  4. Online • String Quartet No. 1 op. 7 from Schönberg’s record collection
  5. FROM THE ARCHIVE – SCHÖNBERG’S BRENTWOOD CALENDARS VOL. 7