Edmund Meisel
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A composer principally associated with the stage for much of his tragically short career, Vienna-born Edmund Meisel's most prominent association was with theatrical director Erwin Piscator, and his work in the early '20s included writing the incidental music for pieces by Bertholt Brecht. In 1925, the German distributor of Sergei Eisenstein's movie Battleship Potemkin, seeking to capitalize on the movie's unexpected popularity in Berlin, decided to <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Edmund+Meise
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