The First German Composer's Day, 1934

After the opening session of the first German Composer's Day in the new auditorium of the University of Berlin a few composers give an interview to the UFA Tonwoche. Among the composers Richard Strauss can be seen. Above from left: the composers Joseph Marx, Wilhelm Kienzl, Hugo Rasch, Hans Pfitzner, Clemens Schmalstich, Richard Strauss, Hermann Unger, behind him Eduard Kunnecke, in front Emil Nikolaus von Reznicek and Paul Graener. Date created: 01.01.1934-31.12.1934

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11084753

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48221948

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1934

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Auditorium Broadcaster Broadcasters Broadcasting Clemens Composers Emil Graener Marx Nikolaus Pfitzner Rasch Reznicek Strauss Tonwoche Unger

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