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Korngold

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Korn·gold  (kôrngld, -gôlt), Erich Wolfgang 1897-1957.
Austrian-born American composer and pianist whose works include operas, such as Die tote Stadt (1920), symphonies, chamber music, and scores for motion pictures, including Anthony Adverse (1936).


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The first of the Flynn-Curtiz swashbucklers (they went on to do The Adventures of Robin Hood in 1938 and The Sea Hawk in 1940), Captain Blood features a score by composer Erich Wolfgang Korngold.
Paul Korngold, a partner at the law firm Tuchman Korngold Weiss Lippman & Gelles and an expert in 421-a policy, has two clients applying for exemptions based on the new policy change.
Born in 1897 in Brno, now the Czech Republic, Erich Wolfgang Korngold spent his earlier years in Vienna, until the arrival in power of the Nazis, who disliked his "degenerate music", led to his exile to the United States.
 
 
 
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