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... on the basis of its kinship with the lines in painting (according to Hammer's explanations) . . ."). Schenker was transmitting the points he and Hammer had discussed during their visits (especially a few months earlier, during May and June when ...
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... violinist by the name of Riesenfeld, whose glorious rise in the cinema I proudly ignored. Do you know him? Would there be the possibility of an affidavit along those lines? If only I could get an affidavit. My contacts seem to argue against such prospects. I ...
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... influenza and angina, and I am now convalescing. I am sailing to New York on May 27, aboard the Zaandam (Holland Line); I can stay there only for a short time. I should like to fulfill my great desire and chat with you to my heart's content before I get to ...
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... from the previous season. It is for just this reason that I should like to ask you to let me have a line or two about these details well before the beginning of the season (October 1). I hope that you and your mother are enjoying the best of good health ...
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... that I may feel assured that my work would not merely duplicate another's who may have already commenced along similar lines.It seems that Auslander was not unaware of the interest in translating Schenker's Harmonielehre expressed by Arthur Waldeck to ...
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... copy of this letter, most probably by Karpath. The copy does not correspond precisely in line-breaks with the carbon copy. OJ 18/27 is a photocopy of OJ 18/46. This letter is included in Heinrich Schenker: Selected Correspondence, eds. Ian Bent, David ...
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... This draft, in Jeanette Schenker’s hand with numerous corrections and additions by Heinrich, is crossed through with long vertical lines. The following transcription and translation are of the last reading of the text. An den Drei Masken Verlag ...
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... Fig. 44? In Fig. 33, the line for the beaming is true (T. 143), as you, Professor, can confirm by placing a ruler beside it. If the Professor would nonetheless like to make a change, then I ask you to instruct me and it can still always be carried out ...
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... lines. The transcription and translation presented here are of the last reading of the text. Questions from Jeanette to Heinrich are italicized. 1. Satz?Sending of the final version is recorded in the diary for February 14 1926, p. 2920, OJ 3 ...
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... would be extremely grateful to you if you could this time too be so kind as to send me a few lines giving your opinion of the manuscript, and saying whether you would like a photograph of it. With the highest expression of regard, Most truly yours, V A ...