On this day in music history:

Piano Trio No. 2 in E flat major by Franz Schubert (1827)

Angels Fall First by Nightwish (1997)

Present by Sass Jordan (1997)

Beyond the Turning by Heidi Breyer (2012)

Max Steiner: Maestro of Movie Music / documentary (2019)

Piano Trio No. 2 in E flat major,

composed by Franz Schubert,

completed in November, 1827.

Exact release date unknown.

Angels Fall First

Album by Nightwish,

released November 1, 1997.

Track list: Elvinpath; Beauty And The Beast; The Carpenter; Astral Romance; Angels Fall First; Tutankhamen; Nymphomaniac Fantasia; Know Why The Nightingale Sings; Lappi (Lapland): I. Eramaajarvi; Lappi (Lapland): II. Witchdrums; Lappi (Lapland): III. This Moment Is Eternity; Lappi (Lapland): Etiainen.

Present

Album by Sass Jordan,

released November 1, 1997.

Track list: Desire; Do What I Can; I Do; More to Life; Present; Everything's Better; What's Wednesday Want; Rainshowers; Ha Ha Ha; Someone I Could Love; Peace.

Beyond the Turning

Album by Heidi Breyer,

released November 1, 2012.

Track list: Farewell; World Without End; My Peace Piece; Rive Droite; The Long Way Home: Passage 1; Eight Steps Free; Tea and Sympathy; The Long Way Home: Passage 2; Moondancing; May I Suggest; Joy of the Roa; Adungu Inspiration; Beyond the Turning; The Long Way Home: Passage 3.

Max Steiner: Maestro of Movie Music

Documentary directed by Diana Friedberg.

Written by Lionel Friedberg.

Released in the United States on November 1, 2019.

Narrated by Lionel Friedberg.

Music by John Morgan and William Stromberg.

Cast: Max Steiner, Lionel Friedberg, Ray Faiola, Leonard Maltin, Jon Burlingame, Robert Townson, Joe Rinaudo, Scott Lasky, Stan Taffel, Ken Rosen, Michael Feinstein, Steven C. Smith, James D’Arc, Peter Wegele, John Morgan, William Stromberg, Daniel Selznick, Eleanor Slatkin, Hugo Friedhofer.