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[engraved letterhead, lettering diagonally and horizontally
arranged on a background of foliage with a lyre]
Josef Weinberger
Bühnen-Verlag [—]
Musikalien-Verlags-Handlung
Wien Kohlmarkt N o. 8
[—] Leipzig Querstrasse N o.
13
Paris 78, Rue d'Anjou.
TELEFON N o. 3364.
Wien/Leipzig am
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5. Jänner 1900
Wohlgeboren Herrn Prof. Dr. Heinr. Schenker
Wien
Sehr geehrter Herr Professor!
Sie würden mich dankbar verbinden, wenn Sie die Güte haben wollten zu
veranlassen, daß auf den Programmen des Concertos Gärtner zu den “Syrischen Tänzen” die Bemerkung erscheint, daß
dieselben soeben in meinem Verlage
erschienen sind.
1
Im Vorhinien verbindlichst dankend
hochachtungsvoll ergebener
[signed:]
⇧ Josef Weinberger
© Transcription Ian Bent, 2016
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[engraved letterhead, lettering diagonally and horizontally
arranged on a background of foliage with a lyre]
Josef Weinberger
Theatrical Publisher [—] Publisher and Hirer of Sheet
Music
Vienna, Kohlmarkt N o. 8
[—] Leipzig Querstrasse N o.
13
Paris 78, Rue d'Anjou.
TELEPHONE N o. 3364.
Vienna/Leipzig,
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January 5, 1900
Prof. Heinr. Schenker, Esq.
Vienna
Dear Professor,
I should be greatly indebted to you if you would be so kind as to arrange for
a note to appear on the Programmes of the Concerts Gärtner against the
Syrian Dances
that
these have just been published by my publishing
house.
1
With most grateful thanks in anticipation
Respectfully, your devoted
[signed:]
⇧ Josef Weinberger
© Translation Ian Bent, 20016
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[engraved letterhead, lettering diagonally and horizontally
arranged on a background of foliage with a lyre]
Josef Weinberger
Bühnen-Verlag [—]
Musikalien-Verlags-Handlung
Wien Kohlmarkt N o. 8
[—] Leipzig Querstrasse N o.
13
Paris 78, Rue d'Anjou.
TELEFON N o. 3364.
Wien/Leipzig am
⇧
5. Jänner 1900
Wohlgeboren Herrn Prof. Dr. Heinr. Schenker
Wien
Sehr geehrter Herr Professor!
Sie würden mich dankbar verbinden, wenn Sie die Güte haben wollten zu
veranlassen, daß auf den Programmen des Concertos Gärtner zu den “Syrischen Tänzen” die Bemerkung erscheint, daß
dieselben soeben in meinem Verlage
erschienen sind.
1
Im Vorhinien verbindlichst dankend
hochachtungsvoll ergebener
[signed:]
⇧ Josef Weinberger
© Transcription Ian Bent, 2016
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⇧
[engraved letterhead, lettering diagonally and horizontally
arranged on a background of foliage with a lyre]
Josef Weinberger
Theatrical Publisher [—] Publisher and Hirer of Sheet
Music
Vienna, Kohlmarkt N o. 8
[—] Leipzig Querstrasse N o.
13
Paris 78, Rue d'Anjou.
TELEPHONE N o. 3364.
Vienna/Leipzig,
⇧
January 5, 1900
Prof. Heinr. Schenker, Esq.
Vienna
Dear Professor,
I should be greatly indebted to you if you would be so kind as to arrange for
a note to appear on the Programmes of the Concerts Gärtner against the
Syrian Dances
that
these have just been published by my publishing
house.
1
With most grateful thanks in anticipation
Respectfully, your devoted
[signed:]
⇧ Josef Weinberger
© Translation Ian Bent, 20016
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Footnotes
1 Schenker’s
Syrische Tänze for piano four-hands was first performed by
Schenker and Moriz Violin on January 26, 1900 in the Bösendorfer-Saal, Vienna. The concert
program for the event exists in OJ 35/5.
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Commentary
- Rights Holder
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Descendants or representatives of Josef Weinberger, deemed to be in the public domain
- License
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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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1p letter, engraved letterhead, stenographic message, holograph or stamp signature
- Provenance
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Schenker, Heinrich (document date-1935)--Schenker, Jeanette (1935-c.1942)--Ratz, Erwin (c.1942-c.1945)--Jonas, Oswald (c.1945-1978)--University of California, Riverside (1978--)
Digital version created: 2016-02-02
Last updated: 2010-02-07
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