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Anton Webern (born December 3, 1883, in Vienna; died September 15, 1945, in Mittersill, Austria) was a pivotal figure of the Second Viennese School. A student of Arnold Schoenberg, Webern helped shape early 20th-century composition through atonality and twelve-tone techniques, delivering compact works noted for their delicate timbre and precision. While public recognition during his lifetime was modest, he received the Vienna Music Prize in 1924 and again in 1932. This page offers a concise biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information for enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

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Explore detailed backgrounds, essential recordings, and reliable tour updates in one place. We’ve got you covered with accessible, no-fuss ticket options and insider context for Webern’s performances across the globe. For venues and performer connections, follow official channels when available and secure your seats early for intimate, timbrally focused concerts.

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  • Biographical highlights and influence on modern composition
  • Discography snapshots featuring key works
  • Upcoming 2025 appearances in Berlin, Kobe, Cologne, and UCLA festival events

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Quick Facts About Anton Webern

  • Born December 3, 1883 in Vienna and died September 15, 1945 in Mittersill, Austria.
  • Key figure of the Second Viennese School; studied with Arnold Schoenberg and helped develop atonality and twelve‑tone composition.
  • Famed for compact, timbrally delicate works such as Passacaglia Op. 1, Five Pieces for Orchestra Op. 10, Symphony Op. 21, and Op. 24 Concerto for Nine Instruments.
  • Public recognition in Webern’s lifetime was modest; he won the Vienna Music Prize in 1924 and again in 1932.
  • 2025 tour activity includes Berlin performances (May 20, 2025, Im Sommerwind with Emanuel Ax, Staatskapelle Berlin), Kobe (Nov 2, 2025, Vision String Quartet), Cologne (Nov 29, 2025, Hagen Quartett Farewell), and UCLA/Bruman festival events (July 29, 2025).
  • There is no official social media presence for Anton Webern; information about him is found in scholarly/encyclopedic sources and concert programs.

The records

Anton Webern Discography

  • Boulez: Complete Webern (6 CD box)
    2012 · Deutsche Grammophon (DG)
  • Anton Webern: Complete Works Op. 1-31
    2010 · Sony Masterworks
  • Anton Webern: The Complete Works Op. 1-31
    1978 · Sony (Sony Masterworks era)
  • Webern: Complete Works for String Quartet & String Trio
    2001 · Wyastone Estate Limited
  • Webern: Complete Works for String Quartet
    1995 · Musikproduktion Dabringhaus und Grimm (MD&G)
  • Winter Was Hard
    1988 · Nonesuch
  • String Quartet Op. 28
    1976 · Teldec Classics (Warner Classics)
  • The Complete Music of Anton Webern (1954–56 recordings)
    1954 · Columbia/Sony (historic box)
  • At the Grave of Richard Wagner (Webern selections with Kronos)
    1994 · Elektra Nonesuch

Explore detailed backgrounds, essential recordings, and reliable tour updates in one place. We’ve got you covered with accessible, no-fuss ticket options and insider context for Webern’s performances across the globe. For venues and performer connections, follow official channels when available and secure your seats early for intimate, timbrally focused concerts.

  • Biographical highlights and influence on modern composition
  • Discography snapshots featuring key works
  • Upcoming 2025 appearances in Berlin, Kobe, Cologne, and UCLA festival events

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