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Diary entry for 1925-05-07
... einsetzt, gegen die Gesellschaft, daß diese schließlich den Juden ausstoßt. Jeanette writes continuously without paragraph-break. Hierin liegt die widerspruchsvolle Führung der Linien. Führung der Linien: Schenker creates a parallelism with voice-leading in ...
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Diary entry for 1929-10-16
... -part invention. Weisse finally admitted that he has planned an extension of Bach's Inventions! As if one could arrive at something like that by making a three-voice counterpoint from a perfectly self-contained two-part counterpoint, or even by incorporating fugal ...
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Diary entry for 1916-04-28
... basic conditions of religion, by awarding to rich people office, honor and distinctions. On one side we have a Moses who rails against the Golden Calf, a Christ who raises his voice against the peddlers; and here on the other side an idiot of a state ...
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Diary entry for 1916-05-31
... Herrengasse, and here too we again encountered soldiers with their girls. The filthiest conversations, conducted in a loud voice, shamed the stillness of the night; and if the night were not dark, it would probably have reddened with embarrassment. That the ...
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Diary entry for 1916-07-13
... have been loaded once more onto the fast train. A third voice joined in and advised taking the pieces to the baggage office, where I could then have them addressed to St. Anton with the new label. And that is indeed how it happened. As I was not ...
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Diary entry for 1919-02-19
... -French campaign in America! An English voice opposed to the repayment of the cost of war by Germany! – "this sort of politics will convict England before the whole world of a cynical and deliberate breach of trust!" Ceasefire debate in Weimar: – Scheidemann blames ...
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Diary entry for 1919-03-15
... 's Means of Power if the Conditions are Rejected." Wilson guarded by many hundreds of French and American secret police (borne by the love of the people!?). English voices concerning the perplexed food situation in Germany. The Bishop of Oxford opposed to ...
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Diary entry for 1912-11-12
... nonetheless believes at least the voice of the correspondent, whereby the latter creates respect for himself as a well-taught journalist, in touch with the political circles. For the time being, people will simply go on believing the press; and since it is ...
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Diary entry for 1915-02-21
... vanities. We were also struck by one young lady's appearance and behavior – and her voice – which clearly betrayed a wildly misspent life and was an annoyance even to the lads. We were happy when, finally, we were able to sit in a train compartment; and ...
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Diary entry for 1916-05-13
... . They believe namely, with respect to England's mission, only in the misdeeds of German soldiers, whereas they regard those committed by the Cossacks as less offensive, being just a feature of war! The Germans in America: decades ago, there were voices ...