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Diary entry for 1931-08-16
... . After supper, Oppel collects his music and stays with us in our room until 9:15. I let my hair down and give an unvarnished portrayal of my situation: always without help and understanding, and constantly being pursued by those in search of help – will ...
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Diary entry for 1931-09-22
... specialist: "good" – he prescribes compresses. Radio (Wacek): Gluck, ballet music from Paride ed Elena. Games of solitaire: one of them is finished in two rounds! Lie-Liechen hangs curtains. ...
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Diary entry for 1931-10-06
... .): kommt morgen. Bamberger nimmt mit uns die Jause, ¾5–½8h; er dirigirt Orchesterkonzerte in Wiesbaden – wir sprechen über das erste Programm. Zwei Patiençen. 6, fair weather ... From Wilhelm (letter): E. B. in the Neues Wiener Journal: "… the famous music ...
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Diary entry for 1931-10-30
... Wahrheit rühmte!! Rf.: (Clemens Krauß): Mozart Sinfonie Ddur, 385. 30, At Dr. Reisner’s (2): he confirms a slight improvement; insists on compresses, and later powder and ointment. Hoboken offers his camera for the reproduction of the completed musical ...
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Diary entry for 1931-11-28
... 29. Sonntag, +5° – es will sich lichten. Korrektur der Blätter. These pages were probably the music examples for the section on "Diminution" for Free Composition, mentioned in the diary entry of November 26. Um 11h Frühmann – kann nichts finden. 4 ...
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Diary entry for 1931-12-23
... 23. Schön, -2°. Gute Nacht. Von Frau Komorn (Br.): Wünsche u. ein Aufsatz: „Minnie van Beethoven“. Maria Komorn, Minnie van Beethoven, The Musical Quarterly, vol. 18, No. 4, October 1932, pp. 628–33. An Halberstam (Br.): Wünsche. An Baumgarten (Br ...
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Diary entry for 1932-01-04
... übel, die Variationen zu schablonenhaft. 4. An "index" of the music examples in Free Composition is set up (3.90 shillings). Lie-Liechen telephones Lanzer – we arrange a meeting for 6 o’clock. I explain the Klein matter: he calms me, himself also having ...
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Diary entry for 1932-01-22
... instead deal in a "practical" manner! Finally, my first afternoon nap! After teatime, errands and a walk in the Fasanviertel. To Dr. Rosenthal (postcard): I number him among the most musical musicians of all time! ...
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Diary entry for 1932-02-09
... ° – later, gentle snowflakes; Lie-Liechen places a red rose on my work table! Ordering of the … in music folders. In the afternoon, much snow. Lie-Liechen says: our dear God is making a white week. Lie-Liechen has a very bad cold – to put it euphemistically ...
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Diary entry for 1932-02-12
... completed. After teatime Lie-Liechen, after three days’ confinement, resumes taking care of her errands. Hoboken has a bust of Scharff on Kampen! Radio: Wassermann reads from his own work. Performance evening by the Music Academy! Games of solitaire. Oral ...