The Language Of The New Music

This documentary examines the parallel paths of Wittgenstein and Schoenberg, two influential figures who emerged from the Habsburg Empire's turmoil. Each sought to analyze and purify language, believing that this process holds great promise for understanding and progress.

Though they never met, their groundbreaking work in philosophy and music shares a common ethical purpose. The film illustrates how their ideas resonate with and illuminate one another's contributions to their respective fields, providing insight into the intellectual climate of their time.

Collectors can find this documentary available in both DVD and VHS formats. The film's unique focus on the relationship between philosophy and modern classical music makes it a distinctive piece for those interested in the interplay between these disciplines.