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⇧ Wien, 24. 12.
1934
Hochverehrter Meister!
1
Meine Familie, wie auch ich, wollen Ihnen unsere herzlichsten Wünsche für
1935 übermitteln: Viel Ruhe nach der Sie aufreibenden Arbeit an „freien Satz“!
Bitte verständigen Sie mich, falls Sie Lust auf meinen Besuch
haben.
2
Wir Alle grüßen Sie, wie {2} Ihre Frau Gemahlin freundschaftlichst
© Transcription Ian Bent, 2022
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⇧ Vienna, December 24,
1934
Highly revered Master,
1
My family and I wish to convey to you our most cordial good wishes for
1935: much rest after your gruelling work on
Der freie Satz
!
Please let me know if you would appreciate a visit from me.
2
We all send you our greetings, as also {2} most cordially to
you wife.
© Translation Ian Bent, 2022
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⇧ Wien, 24. 12.
1934
Hochverehrter Meister!
1
Meine Familie, wie auch ich, wollen Ihnen unsere herzlichsten Wünsche für
1935 übermitteln: Viel Ruhe nach der Sie aufreibenden Arbeit an „freien Satz“!
Bitte verständigen Sie mich, falls Sie Lust auf meinen Besuch
haben.
2
Wir Alle grüßen Sie, wie {2} Ihre Frau Gemahlin freundschaftlichst
© Transcription Ian Bent, 2022
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⇧ Vienna, December 24,
1934
Highly revered Master,
1
My family and I wish to convey to you our most cordial good wishes for
1935: much rest after your gruelling work on
Der freie Satz
!
Please let me know if you would appreciate a visit from me.
2
We all send you our greetings, as also {2} most cordially to
you wife.
© Translation Ian Bent, 2022
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Footnotes
1 Receipt of
this letter is not recorded in Schenker’s diary.
2 This is a gentle
reminder of the request to visit that Bamberger had made in OC A/287, December 11, 1934. Schenker’s diary for December 31
recorded: “Bamberger teleph. für Freitag bestellt.” (“Bamberger requested, over the
telephone, to come on Friday.”). That Friday was January 4, 1935, for which there is no
record of a Bamberger visit in the diary. Schenker managed to keep his diary up to January
5; his health then declined steeply, and he died on January 13, 1935.
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Commentary
- Rights Holder
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Heirs and representatives of Carl Bamberger. Deemed to be in the public domain.
- License
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All reasonable attempts have been made to identify the heirs or representatives of Carl Bamberger. This document is deemed to be in the public domain. Any claim to intellectual rights on this document should be addressed to the Schenker Correspondence Project, Faculty of Music, University of Cambridge, at schenkercorrespondence[at]mus(dot)cam(dot)ac(dot)uk
- Format
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2p letter, recto-verso, holograph salutation, message, valediction, and signature
- Provenance
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Schenker, Heinrich (document date-1935)--Schenker, Jeanette (1935-1938)--Oster, Ernst (1938-c.1939)—New York Public Library (c.1939-)
Digital version created: 2022-04-13
Last updated: 2011-06-09
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