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Diary entry for 1914-07-13
... the assumption that my supporters could raise their voices only as individuals. In the evening the Pollak family arrive; one half coming via the Rosengarten, the other half by carriage from Bozen. Since the purpose of the visit did not become clear ...
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Diary entry for 1915-06-11
... be the duty to pay greater attention to the voice of the people than they have until now. The Arbeiter-Zeitung (second article, see my collection of clippings) admits, unfortunately only in passing, that the allegedly elementary law of "supply and ...
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Diary entry for 1915-07-11
... too tame. Nonetheless the German government may have good reasons to ignore the defiant tone of voice of the Americans and stick to the weapon of politeness. The weapon of "humanity" seemed to be used very effectively, by which the American note is ...
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Diary entry for 1915-11-17
... , as for example in the orchestral and chamber music repertoire? Is not the voice-leading in a piano piece roughly the same as in a symphony? For all questions of art, however, Leschetizky had only one answer: hand position. And since now even his ...
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Diary entry for 1916-02-15
... willing to enact an absurd scene, with gestures and tone of voice, in which she – falsely supposing that she herself is actually in the right – goes so far as to have suffered insults!! In the evening, a storm of unprecedented violence. In the narrow ...
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Diary entry for 1916-10-30
... points that clarify the voice-leading, or on brackets that prescribe the division of the hands etc. because they would have to be seen as signs that bear no connection to the notation, least of all with a notation that is on the high level of the classics ...
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Diary entry for 1916-12-04
... the first, short paragraph to my work, whereas the many other, larger paragraphs are devoted to completely different works. Employment relations: the strange tone of voice which officials and servants are accustomed to hearing in their workplaces from ...
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Diary entry for 1917-02-14
... neutral countries will follow him – that is an Anglo-Saxon's tone of voice; only the German still takes pleasure in doom-laden melancholy and submissiveness. ...
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Diary entry for 1917-11-25
... Kriegsgewinner auf den Blättern der Zeit als eine echte zu buchen. Lie-Liechen stellt bis 12h nachts III, 3 Counterpoint, vol. II (Vienna: Universal Edition, 1922), Part III Three-voice Counterpoint, Chapter 3, The Third Species: Four Notes against One. fertig ...
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Diary entry for 1919-01-11
... political sense: Germany should be punished in the first place – the essence of the conference! The Munich government demands a new government in Berlin! Entente in favor of the restoration of German industry (complete replacement!)! English voices ...