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Diary entry for 1917-05-10
... : progress in waves. ...
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Diary entry for 1923-12-25
... , who keeps us company during the meal (doesn't eat with us). I show Floriz the great progress of success, I talk about Furtwängler and the like. We invite him and Fanni for Thursday evening, so we can talk through various things. I invite myself to ...
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Diary entry for 1924-12-14
... der Torte. Wir werden das Haus nicht mehr betreten. 14 Sunday, –3°, nice. Another fair copy made of music examples and Urlinie graphs of both Short Preludes. 11:30 Rothberger: is making progress, as Lie-Liechen says; Mrs. Rothberger at 1:00; I play ...
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Diary entry for 1925-11-01
... family, the care of the family that one still finds among Jews and, occasionally, also among other peoples. By this only the preservation of the nation is successful; as premise for progress also in intellectual realms, a country of its own would of ...
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Diary entry for 1925-11-02
... ’s special art. Once again, he believes that he must defend the concept of Urlinie against the term “Urlinie progressions.” It becomes ever clearer to me that he is already lumping together the tonal space in which the Urlinie moves with the Urlinie as ...
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Diary entry for 1927-01-31
... ” is being used here in a metaphorical sense: Schenker is advising his former pupil to take life one step ("linear progression”) at a time; the bigger picture will emerge in due course. nicht auslassen, wie immer sich die Lösung fügen mag; empfehle für ...
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Diary entry for 1927-05-03
... surmounting that one finds the true meaning of life, and of progress. Hoboken explains the true nature of his wife's illness. Der Schwierige by Hofmannstal – I go so far as to describe the play as a true German comedy, free of French contaminations called ...
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Diary entry for 1927-06-20
... melismatic lines can be recognized, but as yet no systematic ordering in linear progressions. Apparently the pieces have been adapted; in particular, stationary tones have been added, which would make the voice-leading of the time not seem as bare as it ...
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Diary entry for 1928-05-28
... one to see how far the conductor and the orchestra have progressed in their art. But already the programme itself unmasks them. ...
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Diary entry for 1928-06-19
... make extracts from the voice-leading graphs, so that the text can also progress at the same time. From Prof. Dunn (letter= OJ 10/13, [7]): he sends a picture of himself. From Vrieslander, wife and son (letter): Vrieslander is sinking into gloomy ...