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DESCRIPTION:The Doctoral Colloquium is open to all.\n\nDoctoral Colloquium:
  Gerold Gruber\, musicology\, Exilarte Center\, University of Music and Pe
 rforming Arts Vienna (see bio below)\n\n\nTitle: The estates in the archiv
 e of the Exilarte Center in Vienna\n\nAbstract: Since the Exilarte Researc
 h Center was founded in 2016\, more than 30 estates have already been incl
 uded in the Center's archive. Gerold Gruber gives an overview of the curre
 nt holdings and focuses his presentation on the following 3 estates: Juliu
 s Burger\, Hans Winterberg and Jan Urban.\n\nThe estate of Julius Burger i
 s one of the first estates received by the Research Center. Burger was a p
 upil of Franz Schreker in Vienna and\, like Schreker\, went to Berlin and 
 began a career as a conductor. He developed radio programs with arrangemen
 ts and original compositions for the Funkstunde in Berlin and for the BBC.
  In August 2023\, orchestral works by Julius Burger were performed for the
  first time in Vienna in a concert by the ORF Radio Symphony Orchestra in 
 cooperation with Exilarte.\n\nHans Winterberg was born in Prague and was a
  student of Alexander Zemlinsky and Alois Haba. Due to his Jewish origins\
 , he was deported to Theresienstadt in January 1945\, the last year of the
  war. His fellow composers Ullman\, Klein\, Haas and Krása had already bee
 n deported to Auschwitz in October 1944 and murdered. After the Second Wor
 ld War\, he went into exile in Germany and worked as a composer and editor
  at Bayerischer Rundfunk. His estate was blocked until 2030. Exilarte arra
 nged for it to be opened. An edition of Hans Winterberg's works is being p
 roduced in cooperation with the publishing house Boosey & Hawkes.\n\nJan U
 rban was also born in Prague and took up a position as a composer and cond
 uctor before the First World War at the invitation of the Serbian king. Af
 ter the end of the First World War\, Urban held the position of conductor 
 and director of the Osijek Opera Theater\, where he took over the artistic
  direction together with Lav Mirski. Due to his anti-fascist political vie
 ws\, he was in danger of being arrested\, deported or even murdered by the
  Ustasha militia\, which collaborated with the National Socialists. He esc
 aped this fate by fleeing back to Serbia and only resumed his post in Osij
 ek after the end of the Second World War.\n\n \n
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LOCATION:A-832\, Elizabeth Wirth Music Building\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 
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SUMMARY:Doctoral Colloquium (Music) | Gerold Gruber
URL:/music/channels/event/doctoral-colloquium-music-ge
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