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Maximilian Raoul Walter „Max“ Steiner war ein österreichisch-amerikanischer Komponist, der zu den erfolgreichsten und einflussreichsten Filmmusikkomponisten der Kinogeschichte zählt und auch als „Vater der Filmmusik“ beschrieben wird. Er erhielt. Maximilian Raoul Walter „Max“ Steiner (* Mai in Wien; † Dezember in Beverly Hills, Kalifornien) war ein österreichisch-amerikanischer. Der Wiener Max Steiner schrieb für über Hollywood Filme sinfonische Partituren, darunter Filmklassiker wie Vom Winde Verweht, Casablanca und King Kong. Steiner, Max (Maximilian) Raoul Walter. Dirigent, Komponist, * 5. Wien, † Beverly Hills, Hollywood (Kalifornien, USA), ⚰ Glendale. Maximilian Raoul Walter „Max“ Steiner [1][2] war ein österreichisch-amerikanischer Komponist, der zu den erfolgreichsten und einflussreichsten. Im Max Steiner-Shop bei swtadeusz.eu finden Sie alles von Max Steiner (CDs, MP3, Vinyl, etc.) sowie weitere Produkte von und mit Max Steiner (DVDs, Bücher. Ihre Suche nach "max steiner" ergab Treffer. Sortieren nach: Bitte auswählen, Interpret A-Z, Interpret Z-A, Titel A-Z, Titel Z-A, Preis aufsteigend, Preis.
And what is true is that before we can be active in any cause we must make it our own, egoistic cause-and that in this sense, quite aside from any material expectations, we are communists in virtue of our egoism, that out of egoism we want to be human beings and not merely individuals.
Later, Marx and Engels wrote a major criticism of Stirner's work. The number of pages Marx and Engels devote to attacking Stirner in the unexpurgated text of The German Ideology exceeds the total of Stirner's written works.
As Isaiah Berlin has described it, Stirner "is pursued through five hundred pages of heavy-handed mockery and insult". Marx's lengthy ferocious polemic against Stirner has since been considered an important turning point in Marx's intellectual development from idealism to materialism.
It has been argued that historical materialism was Marx's method of reconciling communism with a Stirnerite rejection of morality.
The ideas of Stirner and Friedrich Nietzsche have often been compared and many authors have discussed apparent similarities in their writings, sometimes raising the question of influence.
As soon as Nietzsche's work began to reach a wider audience, the question of whether he owed a debt of influence to Stirner was raised. As early as when Nietzsche was still alive, though incapacitated by mental illness, Hartmann went so far as to suggest that he had plagiarized Stirner.
The two thinkers are regarded as exponents of essentially the same philosophy". From the beginning of what was characterized as "great debate" [86] regarding Stirner's possible positive influence on Nietzsche, serious problems with the idea were nonetheless noted.
They also consist in determining if Stirner in particular might have been a meaningful influence on a man as widely read as Nietzsche. The individualist anarchist orientation of Rudolf Steiner 's early philosophy—before he turned to theosophy around —has strong parallels to and was admittedly influenced by Stirner's conception of the ego, for which Steiner claimed to have provided a philosophical foundation.
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In adopting Stirnerite egoism , Tucker rejected natural rights which had long been considered the foundation of libertarianism. This rejection galvanized the movement into fierce debates, with the natural rights proponents accusing the egoists of destroying libertarianism itself.
So bitter was the conflict that a number of natural rights proponents withdrew from the pages of Liberty in protest even though they had hitherto been among its frequent contributors.
Thereafter, Liberty championed egoism although its general content did not change significantly". Wendy Mcelroy. Archived from the original on 10 July Retrieved 10 July Vernon Rosario.
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During this time, the most comprehensive account of Nietzsche's reception in the German language, the 4-volume work of Richard Frank Krummel called Nietzsche und der deutsche Geist , indicates 83 entries discussing Stirner and Nietzsche.
The only thinker more frequently discussed in connection with Nietzsche during this time is Schopenhauer, with about twice the number of entries.
Discussion steadily declines thereafter, but it is still significant. Nietzsche and Stirner show 58 entries between and From to , there are 28 entries regarding Nietzsche and Stirner.
Still more obvious, the library shows us the extent and the bias of Nietzsche's knowledge about many persons to whom he so often refers with ad hominem statements in his works.
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Won 3 Oscars. Known For. Casablanca Composer. Arsenic and Old Lace Composer. The music in the film's finale helped express the tender feelings Kong had for the woman without the film having to explicitly state it.
For example, when the ship sails into Skull Island , Steiner keeps the music calm and quiet with a small amount of texture in the harps to help characterize the ship as it cautiously moves through the misty waters.
King Kong quickly made Steiner one of the most respected names in Hollywood. He continued as RKO's music director for two more years, until Max married Louise Klos, a harpist, in They had a son, Ron, together and they divorced in Additionally, Steiner wrote a sonata used in Katharine Hepburn 's first film, Bill of Divorcement RKO producers, including Selznick, often came to him when they had problems with films, treating him as if he were a music "doctor".
He added musical touches to significant scenes. John Ford hired Steiner again to compose for his next film, The Informer , before Ford began production of the film.
Ford even asked his screenwriter to meet with Steiner during the writing phase to collaborate. This was unusual for Steiner who typically refused to compose a score from anything earlier than a rough cut of the film.
Because Steiner scored the music before and during film production, Ford would sometimes shoot scenes in synchronization with the music Steiner composed rather than the usual practice of film composers synchronizing music to the film's scenes.
Consequently, Steiner directly influenced the development of the protagonist, Gypo. Victor McLaglen , who played Gypo, rehearsed his walking in order to match the fumbling leitmotif Steiner had created for Gypo.
First, the heavy-march-like theme helps to describe the oppressive military and main character Gypo's inevitable downfall.
Second, the character's theme is stern and sober and puts the audience into the correct mood for the film. Finally, the theme of the music contains some Irish folk song influences which serves to better characterize the Irish historical setting and influence of the film.
The score for this film is made up of many different themes which characterize the different personages and situations in the film.
Steiner helps portray the genuine love Katie has for the main character Gypo. In one scene, Katie calls after Gypo as a solo violin echos the falling cadence of her voice.
In another scene, Gypo sees an advertisement for a steamship to America and instead of the advertisement, sees himself holding Katie's hand on the ship.
Wedding bells are heard along with organ music and he sees Katie wearing a veil and holding a bouquet. In a later scene, the Katie theme plays as a drunk Gypo sees a beautiful woman at the bar, insinuating he had mistaken her for Katie.
The theme is heard as the Captain throws the money on the table after Frankie is killed. The theme is a four note descending tune on harp; the first interval is the tritone.
As the men are deciding who will be the executioner, the motif is repeated quietly and perpetually to establish Gypo's guilt and the musical motif is synchronized with the dripping of water in the prison.
As it appears in the end of the film, the theme is played at a fortissimo volume as Gypo staggers into the church, ending the climax with the clap of the cymbals, indicating Gypo's penitence, no longer needing to establish his guilt.
Silent film mannerisms are still seen in Steiner's composition such as when actions or consequences are accompanied by a sforzato chord immediately before it, followed by silence.
An example of this is remarked in the part of the film when Frankie confronts Gypo looking at his reward for arrest poster. Steiner uses minor " Mickey Mousing " techniques in the film.
The score concludes with an original "Sancta Maria" by Steiner. Some writers have erroneously referred to the cue as featuring Franz Schubert 's " Ave Maria ".
In , Steiner was hired by Frank Capra to conduct Dimitri Tiomkin 's score for Lost Horizon as a safeguard in case Steiner needed to rewrite the score by an inexperienced Tiomkin; however, according to Hugo Friedhofer , Tiomkin specifically asked for Steiner, preferring him over the film studio's then music director.
The first film he scored for Warner Bros. Steiner became a mainstay at Warner Bros. In , Steiner was borrowed from Warner Bros. Steiner was the only composer Selznick considered for scoring the film.
Because Selznick was concerned Steiner wouldn't have enough time to finish the score, he had Franz Waxman write an additional score in the case the Steiner didn't finish.
To meet the deadline, Steiner sometimes worked for hours straight, assisted by doctor-administered Benzedrine to stay awake. The composition consisted of 16 main themes and nearly musical segments.
Selznick's opinion about using original scoring may have changed due to the overwhelming reaction to the film, nearly all of which contained Steiner's music.
A year later, he even wrote a letter emphasizing the value of original film scores. Steiner explains Scarlett's deep-founded love for her home is why "the 'Tara' theme begins and ends with the picture and permeates the entire score".
Now, Voyager would be the film score for which Steiner would win his second Academy Award. Kate Daubney attributes the success of this score to Steiner's ability to "[balance] the scheme of thematic meaning with the sound of the music.
Steiner would typically wait until the film was edited before scoring it, and after watching Casablanca , he decided the song " As Time Goes By " by Herman Hupfeld wasn't an appropriate addition to the movie and he wanted to replace it with a song of his own composition; however, Ingrid Bergman had just cut her hair short in preparation for filming For Whom the Bell Tolls , so she couldn't re-film the section with Steiner's song.
Steiner actually first composed the theme from Since You Went Away while helping counterbalance Franz Waxman's moody score for Rebecca.
Producer David O. Steiner also found success with the film noir genre. The main theme characterizes Leslie, the main character, by her tragic passion.
Steiner portrays this scene through the jangling of wind chimes which crescendos as the wife emerges through opium smoke. The jangling continues until the wife asks Leslie to take off her shawl, after which the theme blasts indicating the breaking point of emotions of these women.
The theme for Philip Marlowe Humphrey Bogart is beguiling and ironic, with a playful grace note at the end of the motif, portrayed mixed between major and minor.
At the end of the film, his theme is played fully in major chords and finishes by abruptly ending the chord as the film terminates this was an unusual film music practice in Hollywood at the time.
Steiner uses the contrast of high strings and low strings and brass to emphasize Philip's feelings for Vivian opposed with the brutality of the criminal world.
Steiner had more success with the Western genre of film, writing the scores for over twenty large-scale Westerns, most with epic-inspiring scores "about empire building and progress," [5] like Dodge City , The Oklahoma Kid , and Virginia City Dodge City , starring Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland , is a good example of Steiner's handling of typical scenes of the Western genre.
Although his contract ended in , Steiner returned to Warner Bros. Steiner still preferred large orchestras and leitmotif techniques during this part of his career.
There are also acetates of Steiner conducting the Warner Brothers studio orchestra in music from many of his film scores.
Composer Victor Young and Steiner were good friends, and Steiner completed the film score for China Gate , because Young had died before he could finish it.
Steiner wrote into his seventies, ailing and near blind, but his compositions "revealed a freshness and fertility of invention. This memorable instrumental theme spent nine weeks at 1 on the Billboard Hot singles chart in in an instrumental cover version by Percy Faith.
In , Steiner began writing his autobiography. Although it was completed, it was never published, and is the only source available on Steiner's childhood.
His lack of work in the last years of his life was due to Hollywood's decreased interest in his scores caused by new film producers and new taste in film music.
Another contribution to his declining career was his failing eyesight and deteriorating health, which caused him to reluctantly retire. Steiner died of congestive heart failure in Hollywood, aged In the early days of sound, producers avoided underscoring music behind dialogue, feeling the audience would wonder where the music was coming from.
As a result, Steiner noted, "They began to add a little music here and there to support love scenes or silent sequences.
For example, a shepherd boy might play a flute along with the orchestra heard in the background, or a random, wandering violinist might follow around a couple during a love scene; [26] : 57 however, because half of the music was recorded on the set, Steiner says it led to a great deal of inconvenience and cost when scenes were later edited, because the score would often be ruined.
As recording technology improved during this period, he was able to record the music synced to the film and could change the score after the film was edited.
Steiner explains his own typical method of scoring:. When a picture is finished and finally edited, it is turned over to me.
Then I time it: not by stop watch, however, as many do. I have the film put through a special measuring machine and then a cue sheet created which gives me the exact time, to a split second, in which an action takes place, or a word is spoken.
While these cue sheets are being made, I begin to work on themes for the different characters and scenes, but without regard to the required timing.
During this period I also digest what I have seen, and try to plan the music for this picture. There may be a scene that is played a shade too slowly which I might be able to quicken with a little animated music; or, to a scene that is too fast, I may be able to give a little more feeling by using slower music.
Or perhaps the music can clarify a character's emotion, such as intense suffering, which is not demanded or fully revealed by a silent close-up.
Steiner often followed his instincts and his own reasoning in creating film scores. For example, when he chose to go against Selznick's instruction to use classical music for Gone with the Wind.
Steiner stated:. It is my conviction that familiar music, however popular, does not aid the underlying score of a dramatic picture.
I believe that, while the American people are more musically minded than any other nation in the world, they are still not entirely familiar with all the old and new masters' works Of course there are many in our industry who disagree with my viewpoint.
Scores from the classics were sometimes harmful to a picture, especially when they drew unwanted attention to themselves by virtue of their familiarity.
For example, films like A Space Odyssey , The Sting , and Manhattan , had scores with recognizable tunes instead of having a preferred "subliminal" effect.
Steiner, was among the first to acknowledge the need for original scores for each film. Steiner felt knowing when to start and stop was the hardest part of proper scoring, since incorrect placement of music can speed up a scene meant to be slow and vice versa: "Knowing the difference is what makes a film composer.
I've always tried to subordinate myself to the picture.
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