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Austrian-born Maximilian Raoul Walter Steiner (1888-1971) is among the foremost movie composers. Some would even label him the "Dean of Film Music Composers." He studied in Vienna under Groedner, Fuchs, and Mahler, completing the Imperial Academy of Music's four year course in one year. He began work in England in 1906 but left in 1914 due to tensions from the impending war in Europe. Fifteen ... [MORE]
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Collaborators: Max Steiner
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Links him with songwriter Dorothy Fields. Includes biographical background, links, and contact information.
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Insightful biography and reminiscence from the American Composers Orchestra series David Raksin Remembers His Colleagues.
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Filmography with biographies, credits for composition, musical director, and actor plus partial list of non-film works. From the Internet Movie Database.
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Entry at mfiles.com with brief life, related composers, partial filmography, and awards. Notes that an Academy Award is named for him.
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Max Steiner at Reel Classics
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Photograph, links to selected films, MP3 audio clips from Jezebel, Gone with the Wind, and The Letter, and external links to related sites.
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Max Steiner
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Find A Grave listing with biographical sketch, photos of mausoleum and marker, and interactive tributes with virtual flowers.
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Detailed biography noting his high volume of output, especially of film scores, with Naxos discography.
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Rating of selected movies, filmography, news, forum, awards, links, and related material from Rotten Tomatoes.
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