Viktor Ullmann

Viktor Ullmann was an Austro-Bohemian composer, pianist and conductor who trained in Vienna and began his composing career in the 1920s within the European modernist classical tradition. He wrote songs, chamber music and operatic works that drew on late-Romantic, expressionist and early twelve-tone techniques, and his later compositions—including an opera composed in the Theresienstadt ghetto—are part of the cultural record of artists persecuted under the Nazi regime.

Releases

Chamber Music From Theresienstadt 1941-1945

Der Kaiser von Atlantis / Hölderlin-Lieder

Schulhoff: Symphonie no. 2 / Haas: Studie für Streichorchester / Klein: Partita für Streicher / Ullmann: Symphonie no. 2

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Viktor Ullmann / Arnold Schönberg

Isolamenti 1938-1945 - Concerto N. 2

Music Written in Terezín

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String Quartet No. 3, Piano Sonatas Nos. 5, 6 & 7

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Czech “Degenerate Music”, Vol. III

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Confession

Complete Piano Sonatas

Lost Generation

Voices of Defiance

Awakening

Ullmann / Krása / Schulhoff / Haas

Piano Concerto, op. 25 / Piano Sonatas no. 3 & 7

Embrace: Songs by Hensel, Liszt, Ullmann, Grieg

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