Korngold Tickets

Korngold was a defining figure in 20th-century classical music and film scoring. Born on May 29, 1897 in Brno (then part of Austria-Hungary), he rose to prominence as a child prodigy and evolved into a master whose operatic and concert works, as well as his groundbreaking film scores, influenced generations of composers in Hollywood and beyond. He passed away on November 29, 1957 in Hollywood, California. This page highlights his biography, notable compositions, and the ongoing global revival of his music through modern performances.

As a trusted resource for tickets and live experiences, we’ve gathered current tour information and ensemble activities that bring Korngold’s music to life on stage today. Secure your seats to these contemporary engagements and join listeners around the world who celebrate his enduring legacy.

Korngold’s career bridges European modernism and the golden age of Hollywood. From the breakthrough opera Die tote Stadt (1920) to the Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 35 (composed 1937–45), his music remains central to symphonic repertoire and film-score storytelling. The Erich W. Korngold Society sustains scholarly research and concert programming, while major orchestras and festival series continue to program Korngold’s works, including performances by the Utah Symphony, New York Philharmonic, Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival, Singapore Symphony Orchestra, and the Hollywood Bowl. Explore upcoming events, learn more about his life, and secure tickets to celebrate a composer whose influence shaped cinematic music and concert halls alike.

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