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- proper noun A
surname ofGerman origin.
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Examples
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Then Ullmann and Kien's taunting opening "Hello, hello!" launched us precipitously into the fevered world of artists who had everything to lose, and did.
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That Ullmann and Kien could write such wishful thinking about the changeable hearts of tyrants and posit hope for peaceful life and death makes the piece even sadder.
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Next door, another German publisher has copies of Ars Sacra: Christian Art in the Western World on display, Ullmann, editor Rolf Toman; photographer Achim Bedmorz, $199, 1,100 images, 800 pages, 24 lbs and 20.9 x 15.1 x 4.8 inches.
Amazing Illustrated Art Books And Their Brilliant Publishers (PHOTOS) 2011
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Ullmann, who studied with Arnold Schoenberg and worked with Alexander Zemlinsky, combined the jazzy, acerbic sound of Weimar cabaret music think Kurt Weill with more lyrical language.
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Next door, another German publisher has copies of Ars Sacra: Christian Art in the Western World on display, Ullmann, editor Rolf Toman; photographer Achim Bedmorz, $199, 1,100 images, 800 pages, 24 lbs and 20.9 x 15.1 x 4.8 inches.
Amazing Illustrated Art Books And Their Brilliant Publishers (PHOTOS) 2011
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But Ullmann's accomplishments have already been recognized.
Still, the Music Played On Barbara Jepson 2012
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It includes a rarely heard melodrama by Ullmann, written during his internment.
Still, the Music Played On Barbara Jepson 2012
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In October 1944, about seven months before the camp was liberated, Haas, Klein, Krása and Ullmann were transported to Auschwitz and subsequently murdered.
Still, the Music Played On Barbara Jepson 2012
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Of special interest are pieces by Pavel Haas, Gideon Klein, Hans Krása and Viktor Ullmann—a lost generation of talented, primarily Czech composers.
Still, the Music Played On Barbara Jepson 2012
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In 2004, the Cincinnati Opera paired it with Peter Bengtson's "The Maids" 1994, a modern musical take on a vicious story about sex and murder that made the Ullmann piece seem almost tame.
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