Introduction to Arnold Schoenberg’s Accompaniment to a Cinematic Scene

00:00:53 In the scores of his dramas and operas

00:01:24 by their lack of culture and their impotence."

00:02:16 Menacing danger, fear, catastrophe.

00:02:54 but I am a Jew.

00:03:23 and in their evil actions only the Jewishness

00:03:55 on a piece of cardboard and hang it

00:04:26 But is it possible for him to have even a single thought in common

00:04:58 Why is an Aryan judged by Goethe, Schopenhauer and so forth?

00:05:28 Did I ever offer myself to you? Do you think

00:06:03 how can he associate himself with politics

00:06:29 But it isn't an individual case, that is, it isn't merely accidental.

00:07:00 What have I to do with communism?

00:07:28 to a commission from the Elders of Zion?

00:07:57 by a particular mode of feeling?

00:08:31 Both are inevitable

00:09:04 It's one that will buy a beautiful book printed on bad paper

00:09:38 As what then are they to defend themselves?

00:10:14 and that any association is thinkable among them

00:10:45 thanks to whose endurance Jewry

00:11:19 which brings it forth?

00:11:53 and they do so in countries where precisely

00:12:21 to achieve the results for which violence is needed in others

00:14:31 the jury debated six hours, before it on Friday

00:15:07 Introduction to Arnold Schoenberg's Accompanying Music to a Cinematic Scene