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... needs it; oh, how gladly would I like to have it myself, and to have this great eye impairment behind me. Mr. Voss would like nothing less than that I at least inform him of the content of Free Composition. Indeed, not until I know that am I able to ...
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... , die wegen Isoliertheit auf Bielitz so dringend angewiesen sind.Schenker's sister, Sophie (Shifre) lived in Bielitz (Galicia) during World War I: parcels received from her are recorded frequently in his diary at this time with their contents. Indessen ...
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... action (as I did not want to alarm her), finally your long-awaited news arrived. In itself a joy for me; and the content is indeed more cheerful than at many other times. Thus the joy is all the greater! Take joy in the fact that you are still able to ...
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... : "I would like to write more on your material, but I am not equal to the task, therefore both you and I will have to content ourselves only with a few 'well-meant' words." There, admittedly, he would not be the first to think and act in such a way ...
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... Along the top edge of pp. 1 and 3, Jonas has written a list comprising Roman and Arabic numerals, unrelated to the content of this letter. Lieber Herr van Hoboken!It has not been possible to locate a report of the writing of this letter in Schenker ...
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... . It would be very important for us under these circumstances to receive now, if possible by return, your description of the contents of the book and the manuscript of the title-page that we requested on September 24, so that we can then issue the ...
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... his qualities to our attention once again, we should now like him to submit his manuscript. Before reaching a final decision, which could occur quickly, we must however certainly familiarize ourselves with its content, because Dr. Schenker himself ...
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... Friend, Sadly, it will not be possible for me at the moment to honor Mr. Rosé‘s wishes. For years Mr. Gutmann has arranged my concerts, at first even with great sacrifices. I have always been content with him and it would decidedly offend him if I were to ...
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... Frankfurt 1883–1908. What necessitated d’Albert’s writing to him, and how this related to the contents of Schenker’s message are unknown. Schenker’s diary offers no explanation. in Frkfrt. schreiben. Hoffentlich auf Wiedersehn im Concert.The Neue freie ...
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... in writing; thus I ask that you be content with this printed and thoroughly heartfelt thankyou. Berlin-Friedenau, April 1932 Prof. Wilhelm Altmann Much revered Professor, I was extraordinarily delighted that you remembered me so warmheartedly. How ...