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6. Juni 1926 Sonntag, schön, feierlich!
— Nach Klosterneuburg, dort Spaziergang mit angenehmsten Gefühlen. Die junge Welt ringsum in Himmel, Wasser u. der Erde aufgenommen; im Stiftkeller gegessen – schöner Ausblick in eine heitere Landschaft (½10–¾3h). Die Ausreise war beschwerlich, auch das Bild der zu den Strandbädern Eilenden peinlich. 1 — Nach der Jause Diktat der Analyse des Menuetts, Klichée des Finale 2 korrigiert. —© Transcription Marko Deisinger. |
June 6, 1926, Sunday, fair weather for a holiday!
— To Klosterneuburg, a walk there, with the most agreeable feelings. The young world taken in all around us, in sky, sea and earth; in the monastery restaurant, lunch taken – beautiful view of the appealing landscape (9:30 until 2:45). The trip out was difficult, and the scene of those hurrying to the bathing beaches was painful. 1 — After teatime, dictation of the analysis of the Minuet; music examples for the last movement 2 corrected. —© Translation William Drabkin. |
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6. Juni 1926 Sonntag, schön, feierlich!
— Nach Klosterneuburg, dort Spaziergang mit angenehmsten Gefühlen. Die junge Welt ringsum in Himmel, Wasser u. der Erde aufgenommen; im Stiftkeller gegessen – schöner Ausblick in eine heitere Landschaft (½10–¾3h). Die Ausreise war beschwerlich, auch das Bild der zu den Strandbädern Eilenden peinlich. 1 — Nach der Jause Diktat der Analyse des Menuetts, Klichée des Finale 2 korrigiert. —© Transcription Marko Deisinger. |
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June 6, 1926, Sunday, fair weather for a holiday!
— To Klosterneuburg, a walk there, with the most agreeable feelings. The young world taken in all around us, in sky, sea and earth; in the monastery restaurant, lunch taken – beautiful view of the appealing landscape (9:30 until 2:45). The trip out was difficult, and the scene of those hurrying to the bathing beaches was painful. 1 — After teatime, dictation of the analysis of the Minuet; music examples for the last movement 2 corrected. —© Translation William Drabkin. |
Footnotes1 An effort to capture a near-idyllic moment poetically. For Schenker, the gentleness of an early summer's day becomes a "young world" visible in everything the eye can take in. The bathing beaches are located on a long, narrow inlet of the Danube, about half a mile east of the monastery. 2 Schenker, "Mozart: Sinfonie G-Moll," Meisterwerk 2, pp. 105‒57 and Urlinietafeln; Eng. transl., pp. 59‒96. |