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... this Yearbook, the author continues, in a broader (broader than what?) and more easily surveyable form, what he had set himself as a goal in his earlier writings: to demonstrate the essence of a musical organism. To the ear of anyone keen on music ...
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... Master, Permit me to tell you, albeit in haste and in a few words, with what pleasure with which I have read and continue to read Meisterwerk 2. "The Organic Nature of Fugue" is magnificent – no less so is the "Organic Nature of Sonata Form." But what ...
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... “; fragt nach Brahms’ Orgelstimme." ("From Jonas (letter): he was with Furtwängler, received Saul for examination; is moved by the "Selbstanzeige"; he asks about the organ part in Brahms's [arrangement of Saul]."). Vielen Dank für Ihren lieben Brief.= OJ 5 ...
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... write. After V.'s arrival all became clear. Prof. Oppel (whom I heard improvise valiantly on the organ in Galtür, incidentally) is, I am told, expecting your visit. That is very nice and gracious. He may himself tell you the story of my ex ...
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... happy to hear that Dr. Furtwängler has given Saul to you. Just one comment: the organ part, and all other parts as well, I was unable to see, because, between ourselves, I had enough to do to hide the fact that behind the back of the pitilessly ...
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... course laypeople stick to piano music, and it is difficult to approach them with the unfamiliar. May I ask you for your objective view on Bruckner? Why are his organ points poorly executed? As a Brucknerite, I am perhaps not in sympathy with you. That ...
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... several days I have been working on Brahms's Op. 117, No. 1. I naturally want to understand the continuity of the piece clearly before I begin the work of comparison, but am not completely finished, especially not with the organization of the bass in the ...
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... also supplementary instrumental parts other than the organ part? I would be most grateful for a clue in this matter. Now I would like to wish you and your good wife very pleasant holidays, and remain Most gratefully devoted Oswald Jonas ...
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... Klenau I rushed through the score – i.e. the form in the large and most overall sense – in 2‒3 hours. To torque you down to this standpoint, however, is not good enough today; you would perhaps find this formal organization yourself. I must speak ...
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... first four bars of the first part of the piece. end cue This seems to be a more organic interpretation; I also find a similar passage in the B group in Beethoven's Op. 7 first movement, where you yourself have decided that there are new harmonic degrees ...