27. Bedeckt, 0°.
— An Karpath (Br. – Lie-Liechen hat ihn nachts geschrieben): Absage. — Vor Tische eine halbe Stunde draussen. — Die Aushilfe wird ausbezahlt (S. 60). — Von Deutsch (Br. expreßOC 18/48): schönes Herzenszeugnis – macht Vorschläge (nach Rücksprache mit [illeg]Thomasberger) um zu Kobald zu gelangen. — Brünauer erzählt, daß er es war, der seinerzeit das III. Jahrbuch an Dr. Bricht geschickt hat! 1 —{3816} © Transcription Marko Deisinger. |
27, cloudy, 0°.
— To Karpath (letter – Lie-Liechen had written it the previous night): refusal. — Before lunch, half an hour outside. — The temporary help is paid (60 shillings). — From Deutsch (express letterOC 18/48): a touching statement of his feelings – he will make suggestions (after consulting with Thomasberger again), in order to get through to Kobald. — Brünauer says that he was the one who sent Dr. Bricht the third Yearbook ! 1 —{3816} © Translation William Drabkin. |
27. Bedeckt, 0°.
— An Karpath (Br. – Lie-Liechen hat ihn nachts geschrieben): Absage. — Vor Tische eine halbe Stunde draussen. — Die Aushilfe wird ausbezahlt (S. 60). — Von Deutsch (Br. expreßOC 18/48): schönes Herzenszeugnis – macht Vorschläge (nach Rücksprache mit [illeg]Thomasberger) um zu Kobald zu gelangen. — Brünauer erzählt, daß er es war, der seinerzeit das III. Jahrbuch an Dr. Bricht geschickt hat! 1 —{3816} © Transcription Marko Deisinger. |
27, cloudy, 0°.
— To Karpath (letter – Lie-Liechen had written it the previous night): refusal. — Before lunch, half an hour outside. — The temporary help is paid (60 shillings). — From Deutsch (express letterOC 18/48): a touching statement of his feelings – he will make suggestions (after consulting with Thomasberger again), in order to get through to Kobald. — Brünauer says that he was the one who sent Dr. Bricht the third Yearbook ! 1 —{3816} © Translation William Drabkin. |
Footnotes1 Balduin Bricht was the author of a review of Masterwork III, which appeared in the Volks-Zeitung, No. 27326, May 18, 1931, 77th year (No. 137), p. 5. A clipping is preserved in the Schenker Scrapbook (OC 2) on page 82. Schenker characterized Bricht’s review as "the first truly appreciative voice from the Viennese newspaper forest" (diary entry, May 22, 1931). |