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OC 18/19 - Typewritten postcard from Marx to Schenker, dated January 15, 1933
⇧ Absender: ⇧ JOSEPH MARX WIEN III TRAUNGASSE 6 [An: ] ⇧ Hochw. Herrn Dr. HEINRICH SCHENKER in WIEN III. Keilgasse Nr. 8. XII. [postmark:] || 3 WIEN 128 | 15.I.33. [illeg] | * R/a * || [postmark:] 3 WIEN 1/1 | 30.33.1540 | * 15 [illeg] * || {verso} Verehrter Herr Doktor! © Transcription Ian Bent, 2022 |
⇧ From: ⇧ JOSEPH MARX VIENNA III TRAUNGASSE 6 [To: ] ⇧ Dr. HEINRICH SCHENKER, Esq. in VIENNA III Keilgasse 8, Apt 12 [postmark:] || 3 VIENNA 128 | 15.I.33. [illeg] | * R/a * || [postmark:] 3 VIENNA 1/1 | 30.33.1540 | * 15 [illeg] * || {verso} Revered Dr. [Schenker], © Translation Ian Bent, 2022 |
⇧ Absender: ⇧ JOSEPH MARX WIEN III TRAUNGASSE 6 [An: ] ⇧ Hochw. Herrn Dr. HEINRICH SCHENKER in WIEN III. Keilgasse Nr. 8. XII. [postmark:] || 3 WIEN 128 | 15.I.33. [illeg] | * R/a * || [postmark:] 3 WIEN 1/1 | 30.33.1540 | * 15 [illeg] * || {verso} Verehrter Herr Doktor! © Transcription Ian Bent, 2022 |
⇧ From: ⇧ JOSEPH MARX VIENNA III TRAUNGASSE 6 [To: ] ⇧ Dr. HEINRICH SCHENKER, Esq. in VIENNA III Keilgasse 8, Apt 12 [postmark:] || 3 VIENNA 128 | 15.I.33. [illeg] | * R/a * || [postmark:] 3 VIENNA 1/1 | 30.33.1540 | * 15 [illeg] * || {verso} Revered Dr. [Schenker], © Translation Ian Bent, 2022 |
Footnotes1 Schenker’s diary for Monday January 16, 1933 records: “Marx kommt Mittwoch.” (“Marx is coming on Wednesday”). 2 The meeting is recorded in Schenker's diary for January 18, 1933: "Von ¾6‒¾9h Marx: über die Harmonielehre, möchte einen „Anhang“ mit Ausblick auf die Form ‒ Ungeduld des Schulbetriebes, der der Jugend gleich ein „Rezept“ mitgeben möchte; ‒ zeige ihm Mozarts Fantasie, Chopin-Mazurka, Beethovens VI. Sinfonie, treibe ihm Motiv u. Taktstrich aus, spreche über die Dehnung in der VI., 1. Satz, in Haydn's Choral-Fantasie; Genug Geld ist da, aber für Parteizwecke“!" ("5.45 to 8.45 Marx: about my Theory of Harmony , he would like an "appendix" with a view to form ‒ impatience of school bustle, which would like immediately to give the younger generation a "recipe"; ‒ I show him Mozart's Fantasy, [a] Chopin Mazurka, Beethoven's Sixth Symphony, I disabuse him of motive and barline, speak about extension in the first movement of the Sixth, in Haydn's Choral Fantasy; enough money is there, but for 'party purposes'!" — Schenker gives a fuller account of this meeting in his letter to Moriz Violin of January 19, 1933 (OJ 6/8, [20]). |
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