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Searched for "urlinie" art (2254 results found)

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  • Diary entry for 1930-07-29

    ... :45; at 8:15 we go to the Zeinisjoch; along the way we join up with a bass singer from Weimar, whom I allow to speak first – then I withdraw from my reticence and shut his mouth, since he is attempting to denigrate Meschaert's art of singing. We return ...

  • Diary entry for 1930-11-16

    ... Indian music, with records: clearly abbreviated! The speaker's conclusions are based on false principles and, moreover, have no relationship to that which a Westerner would be obliged to call art, as opposed to naturalistic musical utterings. After supper ...

  • Diary entry for 1930-12-13

    ... . Wir schlendern in der Stadt. Den Abdruck mit imprimatur zurückgeschickt. December 13, 1930, snow on the rooftops. From Der Kunstwart, a print-out, entitled "Thoughts on Art and Music." To Haas (letter): I shall come on Wednesday at 1 o'clock. At midday ...

  • Diary entry for 1931-04-24

    ... 24. Schön. Dr. Frühmann (über Aufforderung): findet mich sehr gut. 11–½1: hole aus der Creditanstalt das Einlagenbuch u. erkundige mich über die Art der Aus- stellung des Wechsels. Den Wechsel recomm. aufgegeben. v. H. zeigt mir die im Dorotheum ...

  • Diary entry for 1931-09-22

    ... ): thanks, and a frank word: more art, less dead historicism; C. P. E. Bach’s Variations in F major (No. 65) are pearls – I recommend that they seize the works of this master. To Miss Kahn (postcard): I expect her on October 7. After lunch, at the eye ...

  • Diary entry for 1931-09-25

    ... . expreß): kann der Bruder eine Auskunft über die Lage geben? ½7–10h Frl. Violin: macht die Schule, den Vortrag lebendig, so daß ich eine Art Lokalaugenschein habe – für die Antwort nach Hamburg. That is, Fanny Violin’s account of the Schenker Institute and ...

  • Diary entry for 1932-01-22

    ... , third, fourth, the infinite degree for God, for art, for humanity – hail to my Beatrice! Dr. Salzer speaks of Weisse’s great successes; he is giving lectures in several cities, is celebrated, – I fear that he will not hold true to the cause and will ...

  • Diary entry for 1932-01-30

    ... teatime, again in the city. Radio: "The Symphony from Austria" – a true sensation, a magnificent achievement of Austrian art! Has this broadcast conquered the hearts of the Germans in the Reich? (Paula announces at 7:15 that she wants to go to a ball – at ...

  • Diary entry for 1932-04-19

    ... 19. April 1932 Licht. Tomay jun. bringt das erste Blatt. Am freien Satz. An Salzer (Br.FS 40/1, [8]): über Weisses Brief; lege das Interview Irving Kolodin, Music, Arts Weekly, March 26, 1932; a clipping is preserved in the Schenker Scrapbook (OC 2 ...

  • Diary entry for 1932-11-29

    ... pointed Kalmus in a wrong direction, that of a philological presentation of the leaves! What a catastrophe, to run into the arms of an archivist with a work of art! ...

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