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• Diary entry for 1911-08-22

  ... individual has its own specific, completely different capacity. — Another analogy: Even musical performers commit the error of taking tempo markings as rates of motion to be maintained rigidly from beginning to end, to which they then, no matter what absurd ...

• Diary entry for 1911-08-12

  ... " (aus „Deutschland,“ Reclam, S. 175) gap, perhaps left with intention of entering more examples of Heine's prose The "modernist" oath: an intellectual castration! "How is it," someone asked Brahms in company, "that you write such deeply felt music?" "The ...

• Diary entry for 1911-08-21

  ... conciliatory manner toward the press. But as usual, it is a matter in this case, too, of an error of observation; for in truth Brahms was a creation of Schumann's, prepared for the entire musical world from earliest childhood on; and wherever he went, the press ...

• Diary entry for 1912-09-16

  ... traurig bezeichnen, daß in der heutigen Atmosphäre ein solcher Ozon reinster künstlerischer Hingabe nicht mehr anzutreffen, auch nicht mehr zu erwarten ist. 16. From the general secretary of the Society of the Friends of MusicOJ 12/29, [5]: invitation to a ...

• Diary entry for 1913-06-12

  ... advantage; and it is on this path, then, that the craze for "progress" comes into being. Vienna in "musical progress": barely anything other than a newly baptized Jew who shows all the ugly characteristics of tenderfootedness. Suddenly, Vienna wants to be ...

• Diary entry for 1914-09-18

  ... , that she could not do without music, and so on. But I remained consistent in the matter: that she should either take a break or accept the usual, minimum four-hour ration. She seems, precisely in the light of her limited understanding, to have ...

• Diary entry for 1914-09-25

  ... intelligent young man. He understands his goal so well that he is even now declining to take a doctorate in music, merely because his lecturers tell him too little. After lunch, with Floriz at the coffee house; he augments his telephone communications, which ...

• Diary entry for 1914-10-07

  ... erlegt. Aeußerst liebenswürdiger Brief von Direktor Hora Possibly Julius Hora, retired Chief Inspector of the royal-imperial Northern Railway. Hora was also a member of the Society of the Friends of Music in Vienna. See Geschichte der k. k. Gesellschaft ...

• Diary entry for 1914-12-11

  ... Vrieslander with all sorts of considerations about the decline of music, misprints in Op. 110, and above all the request for a good word with regard to new pieces of work. Peculiar dullness on the part of a female pupil who cannot be motivated, through lack of ...

• Diary entry for 1916-01-21

  ... the lectures and for this reason no time left even for music. As a result of several questions, such as whether she may herself offer tuition for a fee that could then be put towards charitable causes, I get upset once again, and find the words even to ...

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