All original works of composer Arnold Schoenberg lost in Los Angeles wildfires

All original works of composer Arnold Schoenberg have been lost in the recent Los Angeles wildfires. Belmont Music Publishers confirmed the destruction of the manuscripts and scores, stating they have lost their entire inventory. Schoenberg, an influential figure in modern classical music, fled Nazi Germany and settled in Los Angeles. His notable compositions include Ewartung and Pierrot Lunaire, and he is known for developing the 12-tone technique. The wildfires have caused significant damage, destroying thousands of homes and resulting in at least 24 fatalities. The number of missing persons is expected to rise as recovery efforts continue.