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Diary entry for 1925-08-18
... Auszug aus meinem Schreiben an Hoboken mit. August 18, 1925 Cloudless! To Hoboken (express letter): I give him the names and give him free rein to make use of Mozio's advice and services. 9:00–11:30 in the Jam Valley; Lie-Liechen finds a large blue ...
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Diary entry for 1925-10-21
... . Baumgarten; (letter): the matter does not take me by surprise; not esteem, but fear of litigation, is crucial for Hertzka! I am amazed that he believes today in a possibility that he did not wish to believe in yesterday – he only wants to be free of the ...
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Diary entry for 1925-12-19
... /538): the matrices and engraved examples for Der Tonwille have arrived! From Dr. Baumgarten; (second letter= OC 52/537): UE seeks a repeat of my agreement to carry out the revisions to the Beethoven sonatas free of charge! To Dr. Baumgarten; (postcard): I ...
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Diary entry for 1926-02-12
... free of cooking duties on Sunday! Another way must be sought, if we are to see each other. To Deutsch (postcard): I order Die literarische Welt. From UE from a messenger, the yearbook 25 Jahre neue Musik. After teatime, shopping with Lie-Liechen. ...
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Diary entry for 1926-11-06
... particular he wanted some enlightenment about the connection between free and strict counterpoint. For his wife, he would like piano lessons. I evade these wishes; with regard to Mr. Kilpinen, I refer him to the fact that Der freie Satz will soon be published ...
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Diary entry for 1926-11-07
... Kobenzl (10 shillings): too uncomfortable, little worthwhile; a crowd of insufferable people, the worst service, extortionate prices! Behind an ugly nature of humans, the great, free nature retreats completely – and even the convening of the sexes: too ...
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Diary entry for 1927-02-01
... ): thanks and greetings. To Rothberger (postcard): is this suburban cinema free of the epidemic? From 4:45 to 6 o'clock, a walk and shopping. Radio: Přihoda; concerto by Mozart in D major (performed with less subtlety than Busch); Concerto in F minor by ...
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Diary entry for 1928-01-24
... 's lecture. In the evening, at Buxbaum's concert: deterioration of the Quartet! B. is not free of the blame of having engineered the downfall of his own enterprise, through vanity and lack of understanding. He was dissatisfied with Prof. Pollak, he was unable ...
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Diary entry for 1928-03-29
... Urlinie graphs of waltzes by Strauß, and the attractive, unknown short pieces by Bach and Handel, which he too did not know and which gave him great pleasure. He says that the Handel Committee is opposed to my "all-too-free" arrangement. I authorized him ...
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Diary entry for 1931-02-09
... cannot help him do it? Section on Reaching Over in Free Composition. At 12:30, dictation of a letter to Vrieslander begun. From Dahms (letterOJ 10/1, [104]): acknowledges receipt of the letter; what has happened to the book? At 6:30, supper! From 8 to 9 ...