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CA 111 - Handwritten postcard from Schenker to Cotta, dated May 1, 1910
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[All in a decorated ruleframe] [Absender:] ⇧ Dr. H Schenker III., Reisnerstr. 38. An die J. G. Cotta'sche Bchd-Nfg. Stuttgart [postmark:] || 10/2 WIEN 76 | -1. V. 10 XII | [illeg] || {verso} ⇧ Sehr geehrter Herr! 1 © Transcription Ian Bent, 2005, 2019 |
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[All in a decorated ruleframe] [From:] ⇧ Dr. H. Schenker [Vienna] III, Reisnerstraße 38 To the Heirs to the J. G. Cotta Book Dealership Stuttgart [postmark:] || 10/2 VIENNA 76 | -1. V. 10 XII | [illeg] || {verso} ⇧ Dear Sir! 1 I should be greatly indebted to you if there were 2 any possibility of your arranging for the last handful of remaining galley-proofs to be sent to me in the near future. I have the most pressing reason 3 for being finished with the half-volume by July. Once again thanking you in advance, © Translation Ian Bent, 2005, 2019 |
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[All in a decorated ruleframe] [Absender:] ⇧ Dr. H Schenker III., Reisnerstr. 38. An die J. G. Cotta'sche Bchd-Nfg. Stuttgart [postmark:] || 10/2 WIEN 76 | -1. V. 10 XII | [illeg] || {verso} ⇧ Sehr geehrter Herr! 1 © Transcription Ian Bent, 2005, 2019 |
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[All in a decorated ruleframe] [From:] ⇧ Dr. H. Schenker [Vienna] III, Reisnerstraße 38 To the Heirs to the J. G. Cotta Book Dealership Stuttgart [postmark:] || 10/2 VIENNA 76 | -1. V. 10 XII | [illeg] || {verso} ⇧ Dear Sir! 1 I should be greatly indebted to you if there were 2 any possibility of your arranging for the last handful of remaining galley-proofs to be sent to me in the near future. I have the most pressing reason 3 for being finished with the half-volume by July. Once again thanking you in advance, © Translation Ian Bent, 2005, 2019 |
Footnotes1 Writing of this letter is not recorded in Schenker's diary. The diary records at OJ 1/9, p. 112, April 13, 1910: "Nachmittag 3h. macht mir Prof. Rettich , den ich zufällig auf der Strasse treffe, Hoffnung auf Baron Alph .’ Förderung auch des II2 . ("3 o'clock in the afternoon: Prof. Rettich, whom I encounter by chance on the street, gives me hope for Baron Alphons's support of Counterpoint 2 as well."). Alphons Rothschild had paid the publication costs of Harmonielehre and Counterpoint 1, and Schenker was hoping that this patronage would continue for future Cotta publications; Professor Rettich was his private secretary and adviser. 2 ist ... wäre: mixture of indicative and subjunctive voice rendered all subjunctive in translation. 3 i.e. his departure for Summer holidays (recorded in Schenker's diary, OC 1/5, p.118, July 3, 1910). |
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