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Searched for "urlinie" art (2254 results found)

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  • Diary entry for 1908-01-12

    ... edited by Schenker in blue crayon; final version only given here: in left margin: Art of Performance end In the Philharmonic concert, the Serenade in D major by Brahms. Musicians and the public misjudge the composition. So then, even the sacrifice to the ...

  • Diary entry for 1908-03-26

    ... aristocracy. Der Raum ganz unsagbar vornehm, die Beleuchtung ein Wunder an Discretion; Kl. Orchester: 6 erste, 4 zweite Geigen, 2 Kontrab., u.s.w.: die Wirkung d. Aufführung außerordentlich rein u. nobel, eine allerhöchste Art von Kammermusik; Bläser verhalten ...

  • Diary entry for 1912-09-21

    ... . In my view, it would contribute inordinately to bringing the past to life if general history or art history were taught on the street signs, or if civic virtues were rewarded. Not only would a living asset have been won, by which a worthy incentive ...

  • Diary entry for 1912-12-01

    ... -Konzert, salopp begleitet; offenbar keine Mühe in den Proben. According to the theater and art news published in the Neue freie Presse, the concert took place in the Great Hall of the Musikverein; Martin Spörr conducted the orchestra of the Vienna Concert Society ...

  • Diary entry for 1913-07-06

    ... danger of a Slavic flood, and recommends that the Germans cooperate with the English, and who otherwise vindicates Germany's most noble mission: to bring the salvation of the arts and sciences to humanity! ...

  • Diary entry for 1913-08-12

    ... 12. Aug. 13 Ein wundervoller Morgen, der die Zauber des Ortes erhöht! Gleich nach dem Frühstück laufen wir die Straße in der Richtung nach Vigo hinab; . Dort sehen wir ein in der Art eines schwedischen Blockhauses neu erbautes Häuschen, das unser ...

  • Diary entry for 1913-08-18

    ... religion – in which they confess." "People are drawn to culture by a number of things: even by its tediousness!" "A statement from a philosopher: Man is a social creature – with anti-social instincts." "It is worth noting that in art there are now fewer ...

  • Diary entry for 1913-09-16

    ... 16. Sept. 13. Erster Besuch bei Mama. Sie hat Gott sei Dank einige Kilo zugenommen u. hat, wie sie selbst gestand, den ganzen Sommer über keinerlei Beschwerden des Magens oder Herzens gehabt! In der ihr eigentümlichen egoistischen Art befangen ...

  • Diary entry for 1913-09-18

    ... -minded America and England have taught; in consequence, humanity wants to become one single, large commercial Jew. I can, however, see a time coming when the great commercial Jew will ask: in what line of business? Science and art, inventions and discoveries ...

  • Diary entry for 1913-11-11

    ... Unterricht drücken! Eine jämmerliche Art sich Auskunft zu holen! Correktur der Eingabe; Rücksendung an den Anwalt mit Brief. Abends Trostbrief an Floriz mit Rat, sich einige Behelfe anzuschaffen. Erstes Diktat zu op. 110!! November 11, 1913. Package from Dr ...

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