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Diary entry for 1934-09-11
... notebook for Free Composition. Klemperer from 5 to 7:45!!! He speaks in my favor, and passionately, which gives me relief! And yet the duration of his visit is calamitous, since it basically amounts to instruction, to formal tuition – what young person can ...
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Diary entry for 1934-09-25
... tomorrow at 10 o’clock. Hoboken for the first time, from 5:30 to 7 o’clock: I show him what I showed Breisach and Klemperer; I also tell him that I cannot think of moving until after I have completed the corrections for Free Composition; – he asks if he ...
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Diary entry for 1936-07-01
... stamp in this very free Republic of Chile. To be continued in the afternoon. After lunch, I finish the front piece of the blouse, then go to pay my guesthouse bill for July and take care of the authorization to leave the country. I then have a hot ...
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Diary entry for 1936-07-23
... Carlos Friedemann. The prospectus for Free Composition is already on display; Mr. B. must be a man of qualities after all. The sales lady – or owner? – asks me to come to her once again; I promise to do so. ...
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Diary entry for 1914-09-27
... , where we learn from the waiter that "the professor is free of obligations this afternoon and has already gone home." Another fine little trick! Instead of drawing the even more obvious consequence of using his free day to wait for us, in order to be able ...
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Diary entry for 1931-12-20
... tablet (taken at 12:30), I fell asleep around 2:30; a good night’s sleep. Work on Free Composition: "Obligatory Register" and "Meter" laid out. After teatime, I confess to my dear Lie-Liechen the reason for my constant mental agitation, from which I ...
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Diary entry for 1898-11-01
... it would appear, want to keep their moments of joy entirely to themselves, while they gladly "give the muses free rein" with their sorrows. According to them love, too, belongs clearly only to ‒ sorrows! (Concert tour Messchaert‒Schenker) draft in ...
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Diary entry for 1906-11-10
... minimal. But the mere fact that anyone belongs to the "people" bestows no credit whatsoever upon art. Art ‒ a world in itself, with its own discoveries and experiences ‒ will emphatically not now revert to the "people"; anyhow, free from any purpose, and ...
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Diary entry for 1911-06-29
... from the outside, as if by a burglar. By means of ornament, from the outside the observer thus enjoys the expediency of a wall opening, just as the occupant himself does from the inside. Consequently ornament frees our apprehension of the window from ...
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Diary entry for 1912-11-23
... left, and Director Bopp remains?" The conferment of honors and such a notice confirm that the pamphlet has done its job. It is only an Austrian characteristic to begrudge the author of the pamphlet the service he has rendered by freeing the Academy of ...