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Diary entry for 1916-10-22
... has developed new characteristics, many of which arouse Lie-Liechen's disconcertment: he fantasizes persistently about a second boy with whom he engages in conversation, as if he were visible. His physiognomy disconcertingly resembles that unfortunate ...
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Diary entry for 1917-01-17
... . Letter to Mittler: I resolve the question of bar 15 in Op. 109 as to whether the motive in the left hand should be taken as the model for the motive that surfaces later in the development section, that – without wishing to draw consequences – it is new ...
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Diary entry for 1917-07-22
... beautiful morning develops, though with a strong wind. Postcard from Floriz: they had already known earlier about the offensive, but were just not allowed to write about it; he hopes it will succeed, he says. He has heard that his little girl is already ...
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Diary entry for 1918-08-19
... development of the plot, as well as the abiding balance achieved by the author, are conspicuous, something indispensible to the epic. The environment is truly prerequisite to the action, in the sense that it could not take place anywhere else. With Hochwald ...
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Diary entry for 1918-12-17
... me about a 20 Kronen win. Hupka tells me that he is having trouble getting hold of "Op. 109"; the salesman at Haßlinger told him that my edition was too well developed – seemingly reason enough for the Viennese to exercise intellectual abstinence; on ...
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Diary entry for 1918-12-19
... ; he used to be able to practice for five-to-six hours. I emphasize that one-and-a-half hours is certainly long enough because my primary focus is on developing the musical sense, which must first become aware of its function before setting the fingers ...
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Diary entry for 1919-08-27
... development. But I avoid pushing it to the limit, given that Lie-Liechen is also watching to see that we do not slip too deeply into differences of opinion or to dare to advance too far into politics; but I always indicate strongly enough how differently I ...
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Diary entry for 1920-05-04
... , a misunderstanding?! I ask – "Yes," he answers – and with that the handshake posse was over! Hupka is developing concert plans. Jetty brings thirty eggs in the evening and stays until 9:30. ...
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Diary entry for 1920-08-09
... companions, a married couple from Munich, the husband a physician, the wife inclined toward the humanities, to join the conversation. When we went out in front of the cabin after lunch, the situation developed naturally and Lie-Liechen could, not unjustly ...
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Diary entry for 1923-08-21
... . Bernhard): greetings. Work by the adjustable lamp. Lovely moonlit night! Weigl admits that he didn't learn anything from his teachers (Fuchs, C Z emlynski), didn’t even hear anything about the Development section in sonata form, about countersubject in the ...