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{recto}
     
      
[An: ]Herrn Dr. Heinrich
       Schenker
      
 loco
      III, Reisnerstrasse 38.
      
     
     
 [postmark:]
|| 3/2 WIEN 49 | - 9 V. 13 8 10 | * [?B] * ||
    
    
    [Letter:
    ]
    
Liebster  Meister! 
1
    
Habe heute von Prof. V. einen Brief
    bekommen, der an Reitler und Konsorten hätte
    adressiert werden können. 
Ihn und die hoffentlich bessergelungenen [small
     music example
2
] bringe morgen! 
 
    Herzlichst Ihr
    
 [signed:] 
Hans. 
    9. Juni 13.  
 
© Transcription William Drabkin,  2007 
 
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     [Envelope:
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{recto}
     
      
[To: ]Dr. Heinrich
       Schenker
       Vienna III
       Reisnerstrasse 38
      
     
     
 [postmark:]
|| 3/2 VIENNA 49 | - 9 V. 13 8 10 | * [?B] * ||
    
    
    [Letter:
    ]
    
Most beloved  Master, 
1
    
I received a letter today from Prof.
    V., which might have been addressed to Reitler and his consorts. 
I will bring it tomorrow – and also the [small
     music example
2
], which I hope are more
    successful [than the last]. 
 
    Most cordially your
    
 [signed:] 
Hans
    June 9, 1913  
 
© Translation Alison Hiley,  2007 
 
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     [Envelope:
     ]
     
{recto}
     
      
[An: ]Herrn Dr. Heinrich
       Schenker
      
 loco
      III, Reisnerstrasse 38.
      
     
     
 [postmark:]
|| 3/2 WIEN 49 | - 9 V. 13 8 10 | * [?B] * ||
    
    
    [Letter:
    ]
    
Liebster  Meister! 
1
    
Habe heute von Prof. V. einen Brief
    bekommen, der an Reitler und Konsorten hätte
    adressiert werden können. 
Ihn und die hoffentlich bessergelungenen [small
     music example
2
] bringe morgen! 
 
    Herzlichst Ihr
    
 [signed:] 
Hans. 
    9. Juni 13.  
 
© Transcription William Drabkin,  2007 
 
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     [Envelope:
     ]
     
{recto}
     
      
[To: ]Dr. Heinrich
       Schenker
       Vienna III
       Reisnerstrasse 38
      
     
     
 [postmark:]
|| 3/2 VIENNA 49 | - 9 V. 13 8 10 | * [?B] * ||
    
    
    [Letter:
    ]
    
Most beloved  Master, 
1
    
I received a letter today from Prof.
    V., which might have been addressed to Reitler and his consorts. 
I will bring it tomorrow – and also the [small
     music example
2
], which I hope are more
    successful [than the last]. 
 
    Most cordially your
    
 [signed:] 
Hans
    June 9, 1913  
 
© Translation Alison Hiley,  2007 
 
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Footnotes
1 Receipt of this letter is not recorded in
      Schenker's diary. 
2 An arrangement of
      whole notes and tied half-notes, suggestive of fourth-species counterpoint in four voices
      (species line in the tenor). Schenker's lessonbook for Weisse on June 10 reads: "Exercises;
      Fantasy [in G minor, Op. 77] by Beethoven several passages; on Fantasy in
     general." 
 
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Commentary
- Format
 
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			1p letter: holograph salutation, message, valediction,, musical notation, and signature; envelope recto: holograph recipient address
		  
 
- 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--)
          
 
- Rights Holder
 
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				Heirs of Hans Weisse, reproduced with kind permission
          
 
- License
 
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				Permission to publish granted on March 10, 2008 by the heirs of Hans Weisse.  Any claim to intellectual rights on this document should be addressed to the Schenker Documents Online, Faculty of Music, University of Cambridge, at schenkercorrespondence[at]mus(dot)cam(dot)ac(dot)uk
          
 
 
Digital version created: 2019-10-17 Last updated: 2010-06-25 
 
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