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... December 2, 1930 Floriz, Many thanks for your note. If I am not deceiving myself, Weisse's lecture should lead to a professorship in Berlin. "On the urgent recommendation of Dr. W. Furtwängler," at the beginning of Kestenberg's first letter to Weisse ...
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... . Ich denke so oft an Haydns Ausspruch mit 60 Jahren: „jetzt kann ich Posaunen setzen,“ – den Sie mir so oft vorgehalten haben.The lessonbooks contain no reference to this in Bamberger’s lesson notes. Das erlebe ich tagtäglich: plötzlich glaubt man ...
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... now inform you that we are happily prepared to take on the commissioning publication. We have set down the conditions that we propose to you in the enclosed draft of a publishing contract. In addition to this, we note that the payment incumbent on you ...
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... standpoint. My proof: In my view this cannot be possible! If the neighbour note is in reality only a neighbor note, then the original representation would be as follows: It goes against all experience, however, to have an independent seventh in the Ursatz ...
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... Weisse.”). The letter was initially cut in two roughly equal pieces, then the left margin of the lower part was separated, but all three parts survive; the verso sides of the three fragments were use for notes for Free Composition. Es hat alles bestens ...
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... : entweder mit Ihrer Hilfe oder mit dem Geld des Freundes das Haus Br. & H. zu erobern!Note the alternatives: either Busoni’s advocacy on its own will win Breitkopf over, or otherwise he will have to call on his “friend”s money (i.e. waive his honorarium) to ...
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... inclosures The taking-over of the capital of 20 million Kronen (2,000 shillings) for the purpose of establishing a "Sophie Deutsch Musician's Stipend Endowment" from the former Association for Feeding of Poor Schoolchildren is duly noted for the granting of ...
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... UE receipt stamp: 8223 Sehr geehrter Herr Director!Writing of this letter is not recorded in Schenker's diary. Note the use of loan-words from French in the first paragraph (something that Schenker would come to reject from World War I on, and ...
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... ."). This letter was first written in draft by Heinrich (OC 52/848), then the fair copy made by Jeanette (WSLB 405) which was sent to Hertzka. Only the principal differences between the draft and fair copy have been noted in footnotes below. Bestens dankend ...
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... and revised edition was advertised with the note "The work has now already appeared in its third edition in less than two years. Adopted for use in the curriculum of the Imperial-Royal Academy of Music in Vienna [the new title of the Vienna ...