Identify that composer's PICTURE game!

[Mirror Image]

How did you find him? Are you a fan? 

Not a fan just went on a hunch since I saw you listening to his music in the 'Listening' thread.

[Florestan]

Not a fan just went on a hunch since I saw you listening to his music in the 'Listening' thread.

[Florestan]

I think this time I have stumped you all.

Not me. Emil von Reznicek. 

[Mirror Image]

Not me. Emil von Reznicek. 

You recognized his photo?

[Florestan]

You recognized his photo?

No, I used your hint.

[Florestan]

So, who is this composer?

[Mirror Image]

No, I used your hint.

Then you must have seen his half-brother's illustrations before?

[Florestan]

Then you must have seen his half-brother's illustrations before?

Never heard about his brother until today.

[Mirror Image]

Never heard about his brother until today.

So how did you find out?

[Florestan]

So how did you find out?

I googled "composer half brother painter". On page two I found the Wikipedia article about Ferdinand von Reznicek.

[Mirror Image]

I googled "composer half brother painter". On page two I found the Wikipedia article about Ferdinand von Reznicek.

Okay, so, without Google, you wouldn't have known who the composer was. Gotcha.

[Florestan]

Okay, so, without Google, you wouldn't have known who the composer was. Gotcha.

Of course. And if you think I'm the only one who uses Google for research, you're dead wrong. It's the 21th century, John, get used to it. 

And at least I use it properly. You got from it Perez Ayala instead of Blas Galindo. 

[Mirror Image]

Of course. And if you think I'm the only one who uses Google for research, you're dead wrong. It's the 21th century, John, get used to it. 

And at least I use it properly. You got from it Perez Ayala instead of Blas Galindo. 

I'm sure you never lost a game of Charades either. (In the softest whisper imaginable) "The answer is The Iceman Cometh".

[Florestan]

I'm sure you never lost a game of Charades either.

What's that?

A reminder of my new riddle below.

[Mirror Image]

What's that?

Google it!

[Florestan]

Google it!

Touché! 

[Mirror Image]

Touché! 

As for your composer in question, gosh...he looks so familiar.

[Florestan]

I'm off to bed. Hint(s) to come in about 12 hours time. 

[Mirror Image]

I'm off to bed. Hint(s) to come in about 12 hours time. 

Not necessary. It's Artur Schnabel. If it's not, damn!

[Florestan]

There is some resemblance between them but nope.

He started by composing in a cosmopolitan style but later switched to a more modern idiom adorned with a fair dose of nationalism.

He has some things in common with two composers previously posted here.

Last but not least, I have a 2-volume series of his music, released by a famous label.