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... Theresienstadt noch lebt oder nicht.Fanny Violin's case is first mentioned in LC ASC 27/45, [28], May 21, 1941, when Violin was raising money to rescue her from Vienna. Fanny perished in Auschwitz in 1944. Ansonsten bin ich elend allein. Die tragischesten Dinge ...
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... fairytale-teller.” For ten to fifteen years I frequented Vienna I, Ehendorferstraße 2, the house of a great – of the greatest – timber merchant, as a friend of the family. I quickly made a mental note to myself that Mr. Eisler ran a big timber business, but ...
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... dagegen nichts mehr von Ihnen hören sollte, komme ich um die vereinbarte Zeit. Nochmals beste Grüße Ihr ergebener Gerhard Albersheim Vienna, March 20, 1930 Revered Master, On the basis of your annotations, I have now subjected my article to a further ...
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... Beethoven’s Eighth Symphony. Wagner criticizes Beethoven’s lack of melodic clarity, by allowing the first oboe (in bar 6) and first flute (bar 8) to enter “unthematically.” Schenker, in Beethovens Neunte Sinfonie (Vienna: Universal Edition, 1912), pp. 47 ...
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... Theater. Enthaltend die Bibliothek des Herrn Dr. Heinrich Schenker, Wien (Vienna: Heinrich Hinterberger [1936]). Vorwort: ausgehend von Stendhals Wort, dass die Demokratisierung der Völker den Untergang der schönen Künste bedeute. I. Kap. Stadien der ...
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... Vr. lange gesucht hatte. Ich fand es in meinem alten Lager bei Seidel. Ich hoffe sehr, Sie bald wieder sehen zu können. Mit besten Empfehlungen Ihr ganz ergebener O E Deutsch 1 Blg. OTTO ERICH DEUTSCH VIENNA II Böcklinstrasse 26 September 12, 1927 ...
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... concert in Vienna for which he is said to have had very good reviews. He came to your works only later, and in fact by way of the Elucidatory Editions of the Last Five Sonatas of Beethoven, where you do always cite your other works. He ordered them one by ...
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... Rinn / Publisher Georg D. W. Callwey Munich NW 12, Finkenstraße 2 March 8, 1930 Dr. R/A Dr. Heinrich Schenker Vienna III Keilgasse 8 Dear Dr. Schenker, Unfortunately I have not been able to let you know about the Vrieslander matter until today. It ...
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... long as is possible. The journey back from Vienna, where we spent two magnificent days, passed by in congenial company very quickly and pleasantly, and our joy at seeing Lene again was great. It’s a pity our time together was so short, unpacking and ...
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... work. I am coming to Vienna for sure this year to play, and am already looking forward to being able to recount to you in great detail all my conversations with Furtwängler, Spengler, and Müller-Hartmann, etc., etc. What I will tell you in a few words ...