フランツ・マルク
Kandinsky never saw "The Yellow Sound" performed during his lifetime. He and his "Blue Rider" colleagues, including Franz Marc, August Macke, and Alfred Kubin, worked intensively on a planned 1914 Munich production, but it was cancelled by the outbreak of World War I. (That original production was perhaps intended for Georg Fuchs's "Künstlertheater", which had the lighting facilities required by the project.) Two subsequent German productions, one at the Bauhaus, also failed to materialize.