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OC 52/867 - Typewritten letter from Hugo Winter (UE) to Schenker, dated December 29, 1930
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⇧ UNIVERSAL-EDITION, A.-G. WIEN I. Karlsplatz 6 Musikvereinsgebäude ⇧ Hb Wien, 29. Dezember 1930. Herrn Prof. Dr. Heinrich Schenker, Wien, III, Keilgasse 8. Sehr geehrter Herr Professor! 1 Im Sinne unseres Vertrages vom 10. XII. 1925 2 haben wir Ihnen heute für die Beethoven Sonaten den Betrag von S 1.250.‒ durch die Postsparkasse angewiesen. Wir benützen die Gelegenheit, um Ihnen, sehr geehrter Herr Professor, ein recht gutes Jahr 1931 zu wünschen. © Transcription Ian Bent, 2012 |
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⇧ UNIVERSAL EDITION & CO., VIENNA I, Karlsplatz 6, Musikverein Building ⇧ Hb Vienna, December 29, 1930 Prof. Heinrich Schenker, Vienna III, Keilgasse 8 Dear Professor, 1 In accordance with our contract of December 10, 1925, 2 we have today transferred to you the sum of 1,250.‒ shillings for the Beethoven Sonatas via the Postal Savings Bank. We take the opportunity of sending you, very dear Professor, our very best wishes for 1931. © Translation Ian Bent, 2012 |
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⇧ UNIVERSAL-EDITION, A.-G. WIEN I. Karlsplatz 6 Musikvereinsgebäude ⇧ Hb Wien, 29. Dezember 1930. Herrn Prof. Dr. Heinrich Schenker, Wien, III, Keilgasse 8. Sehr geehrter Herr Professor! 1 Im Sinne unseres Vertrages vom 10. XII. 1925 2 haben wir Ihnen heute für die Beethoven Sonaten den Betrag von S 1.250.‒ durch die Postsparkasse angewiesen. Wir benützen die Gelegenheit, um Ihnen, sehr geehrter Herr Professor, ein recht gutes Jahr 1931 zu wünschen. © Transcription Ian Bent, 2012 |
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⇧ UNIVERSAL EDITION & CO., VIENNA I, Karlsplatz 6, Musikverein Building ⇧ Hb Vienna, December 29, 1930 Prof. Heinrich Schenker, Vienna III, Keilgasse 8 Dear Professor, 1 In accordance with our contract of December 10, 1925, 2 we have today transferred to you the sum of 1,250.‒ shillings for the Beethoven Sonatas via the Postal Savings Bank. We take the opportunity of sending you, very dear Professor, our very best wishes for 1931. © Translation Ian Bent, 2012 |
Footnotes1 Receipt of this letter is recorded in Schenker's diary at OJ 4/4, p. 3563, December 30, 1930: "Von der U.-E. 1250 S." ("From UE 1,250 shillings"). The transaction is recorded at OJ 4/4, p. 3564, December 31, 1930: "Durch die Postsparkasse das Geld von der U.-E." ("The money from UE via the Postal Savings Bank."). 2 The letter of agreement for the cessation of Der Tonwille, dated December 10, 1925, following the meeting on December 9, does not appear to survive. It provided for four annual installments of 1,250 shillings for Der Tonwille (which by 1930 had lapsed), plus ongoing annual installments of 1,250 shillings for the collected edition of the Beethoven sonatas. For a fuller account of the circumstances surrounding this negotiated settlement, see Ian Bent and William Drabkin, "General Preface," Der Tonwille: Pamphlets/Quarterly Publication ..., vol. II (New York: Oxford University Press, 2005), pp. v‒xii. |
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Digital version created: 2012-12-04 |