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Searched for music (2944 results found)

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  • Diary entry for 1906-12-21

    ... chamber music evening: I play Haydn's Piano Trio No. 4 in E major, Mrs. Deutsch plays Schumann's Piano Quartet in E major, Mrs. Colbert plays Brahms's Piano Quartet in A major. At lunch a brother of our hostess, Mr. Fritz Mendl, reveals himself as an ...

  • Diary entry for 1907-02-05

    ... Dst. 5. !√ Quartett dm v. Schönberg bei Rosé:The fourth chamber music evening of the season by the Rosé Quartet in the Bösendorfer-Saal consisted of two works: Schoenberg, String Quartet No. 1 in D minor, Op. 7; Schubert, String Quintet in C major ...

  • Diary entry for 1907-06-01

    ... wirkliche auskomponierte"auskomponiert": the adjectival form, used here in a metaphorical sense, of the Schenkerian music-theoretical term "Auskomponierung." Fülle, alles leer u. nackt. An Sophie 15 fl. abgeschickt. June 1907 Saturday, June 1 Florian Geyer ...

  • Diary entry for 1908-02-21

    ... Freit. 21. 2. in left margin:Prag 1903??endVon d’Albert trifft die Einladung = OJ 9/6, [48] zur Generalprobe von „Tiefland“ ein.Eugen d'Albert, music drama Tiefland, first performed to limited success at the New German Theater in Prague on November ...

  • Diary entry for 1912-09-26

    ... 26. Eine offene Karte von LafiteOJ 12/29, [8] trifft ein, die von Unlogik u. läppischer Eitelkeit strozt; der Vordersatz gesteht meinen Verzicht ein, während der Nachsatz Vordersatz…Nachsatz. Schenker is using music-theoretical terms metaphorically ...

  • Diary entry for 1913-01-29

    ... internal medicine and a well-known amateur violinist. Their father was the businessman Max Schiff (1829–1903), who was among the founders of the Vienna Music Society. See Johannes Feichtinger, Wissenschaft zwischen den Kulturen: österreichische ...

  • Diary entry for 1913-01-23

    ... on to speak of double-bars as an aid to comprehending musical form. über den Unterschied der Zusammensetzung u. eines Vordersatzes; über die Doppelstriche, die angeblich Behelfe der Form sind; über den Vorzug der Vorder- u. Nachsatzbildung; die ...

  • Diary entry for 1913-12-26

    ... to a music lesson! What a range of things rich people dare to do! And how much time and trouble is consumed in resisting such unseemly behavior! I had worked for no less than two hours in formulating the letter; for it understandably cost much effort ...

  • Diary entry for 1914-06-17

    ... 17. Correktur zuende! BriefOJ 14/33, [1] u. Sendung von Dr. Steglich, Leipzig. Aufsatz über Em. Bach Rudolf Steglich, Die Bedeutung Karl Philipp Em. Bachs, Musikalische Rundschau, March 7, 1914 (fragment mentioning Schenker's edition of music by C ...

  • Diary entry for 1914-11-24

    ... jede Möglichkeit einer Verständigung für ausgeschlossen hielt. November 24, 1914. Breisach tells me that he recently encountered the lecturer Wellesz, a pupil of Adler's and Schoenberg's, who asked him with whom he, Breisach, was studying music. As the ...

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