Antal Doráti(1906-1988)

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Antal Doráti was born on 9 April 1906 in Budapest, Austria-Hungary [now Hungary]. He is known for Quartet (2012), Uppdraget (1977) and Les passagers (1999). He was previously married to Ilse von Alpenheim and Klara Kordy. He died on 13 November 1988 in Gerzenbach near Bern, Switzerland.

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Known for:

Quartet

6.8

Soundtrack("Symphony No.100 in G")

2012

Uppdraget

5.7

Music Department

1977

Les passagers

6.0

Soundtrack("Symponie no 93 (Extraits)")

1999

Sour Grapes

5.7

Soundtrack("Hungarian Dance No.7 in A")

1998

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Music Department

Sweet Tornado: Margo Jones and the American Theater
- singer
- TV Movie
- 2006
World of Glory
- conductor: archive music
- Short
- 1991
Uppdraget
- conductor
- 1977
Contrasts
- arranger
- TV Series
- 1967
Sunday Night
- conductor
- TV Series
- 1966
Les Sylphides
- conductor
- TV Movie
- 1938

Soundtrack

Grimm
- performer: "Slavonic Dances, Op. 72: No. 2: In E Minor" (uncredited)
- TV Series
- 2013
Quartet
- performer: "Symphony No.100 in G"
- 2012
Les passagers
- performer: "Symponie no 93 (Extraits)"
- 1999
Sour Grapes
- performer: "Hungarian Dance No.7 in A"
- 1998
God's Comedy
- performer: "Extracto da 'Sinfonia no. 49 em Fá menor' ('La Passion')"
- 1995
China Lake
- performer: "Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celesta"
- Short
- 1983
Dim Dam Dom
- performer: "Waltz Of The Snowflakes (The Nutcracker)"
- TV Series
- 1967
Contrasts
- arranger: "Graduation Ball"
- TV Series
- 1967
Concert Magic
- performer: "Orchestral Suite No. 3, BWV 1068 - II. Aria"
- 1948

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Born
- April 9, 1906
- Budapest, Austria-Hungary [now Hungary]
Died
- November 13, 1988
- Gerzenbach near Bern, Switzerland
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He was the first conductor to make complete recordings of Tchaikovsky's three ballets - "Swan Lake", "The Sleeping Beauty" and "The Nutcracker", all with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra (since re-named The Minnesota Orchestra), in the 1950s. He later recorded stereo remakes of "The Sleeping Beauty" and "The Nutcracker". He is the only conductor to have recorded the complete "Nutcracker" three times, with three different orchestras - the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra (in 1954), the London Symphony Orchestra (in 1962), and the Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam (in 1975).