Original sentence: 'Even Milhaud, Stravinsky, Tansman are struggling.At one stage he was employed to write the music for a highly inaccurate stage show about the life of Tchaikovsky, Song without Words.Bela Bartok died in New York of hunger.But his heart lay elsewhere.His anguish about his reduction to such work (together with the straits to which other emigré composers in America were reduced at the time) is evident in a letter written to a friend in 1945:.Nonetheless Zeisl was able eventually to find academic appointments and time to compose in his own style.Zeisl's status as a proscribed musician under the Nazi regime has been one element in a revival of interest in his music, some of which is now available on CD.Zeisl's style, although was essentially tonal and conservative compared to contemporaries such as Arnold Schoenberg, and thus not totally unsuited to film music composition.[...] Last year I orchestrated a Tchaikowsky operetta which provided [a] living for 8 months, but why does Tchaikowsky have to be put into an operetta.[...] No composer is important here'
Edited sentence: He also found success (for which, however, he despised himself) with his music for a highly inaccurate stage show about the life of Tchaikovsky, Song without Words.His status as a proscribed musician under the Nazi regime has led to a revival of interest in his music, some of which is now available on CD.Nonetheless he was able eventually to find academic appointments and time to compose in his own style.Zeisl's style was essentially very conservative and he was perhaps rather better suited to film music composition than he liked to believe