... the inter-war period is to be attributed in good part to his far-sightedness and the good relations that he established. Adolf Türtscher and the Schenkers Heinrich and Jeanette Schenker spent their summers at the Alpenhaus Fluchthorn in 1921‒31. They ...

... Reznicek (1922), and Schumann's Genoveva (1847) is based in part on Hebbel's tragedy of that name. Eduard Lassen wrote incidental music to Die Nibelungen (1873), excerpts from which were transcribed for piano by Liszt in Aus der Musik zu Hebbels Nibelungen ...

... archaeologist, where he came into contact with (among others) the father of Wilhelm Furtwängler. He then set up a private practice in architecture in Munich, and his early years in the profession seem to have been successful. This may have partly been the result ...

... Photogrammarchiv musikalischer Meister-Handschriften, and was held in the Music Department of the Austrian National Library. Additionally, in the latter part of Schenker's life, Hoboken--a wealthy man--became Schenker's principal patron, on a par with Baron Alphons ...

... the Hochschule für Ausübende Tonkunst in Berlin. Joachim was closely associated with Mendelssohn, Liszt, and Schumann in the first part of his career. From 1850 on, he came to be associated also with Brahms, the two performing together, Brahms ...

... not survive). The invitation to the wedding came on April 10, the wedding taking place in Agram (= Zagreb, capital city of Croatia, then part of Yugoslavia) on May 27. Heinrich and Jeanette did not attend. Heinrich’s diary for January 13, 1931 refers ...

... : Wilhelm Knapp, 1924). From 1923 to 1927 he taught low voltage technique at two technical colleges in Vienna. His interest in the problems of radio engineering led to his co-authoring with H. Pfeuffer a three-part study of the radio receiver (Der Radio ...

... owned a copy of the original edition of the Gründliche Anweisung, still in his library at the time of his death. As his diary shows, he studied it closely during the August of 1906 as part of preparatory studies for his Kontrapunkt. Although he believed ...

... Petrie Dunn produced his abbreviated translation of parts of Schenker’s Kontrapunkt 2, Aline helped him with the production of multiple copies for his students. The Dunns and Schenkers had planned to meet in the Tyrol in summer 1929 while the Dunns were ...

... Elias were evidently close; after the death of their mother, she states that she will remain in Vienna in part because she does not want to leave Manolo "alone in his present isolation" (OJ 10/18, [9]). He presumably lived with his parents as a child in ...