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  • Diary entry for 1930-07-28

    ... . Klara an, wir bleiben bei Thee bis ½10h beisammen. Von Frl. Violin (K.): das Bad sei nicht bewilligt worden; fragt nach unserem Befinden. 28, partly cloudy. The weather closes in: rain, wind, cold. From Tomay, the fourth movement arrives= OC 54 ...

  • Diary entry for 1930-09-26

    ... . From Deutsch (postcard= OC 54/323): the original parts are in Kremsier. To Deutsch (express postcard): I ask him to inquire in Kremsier, and indeed before October 1; I ask him also about Op. 22. Proof corrections for the fourth movement of the "Eroica ...

  • Diary entry for 1932-02-08

    ... . Von Rothberger (Br.): das Buch von Salten ist ein Geschenk! Felix Salten, Vom andern Ufer: drei Einakter (Berlin: S. Fischer, 1908). An Rothberger (Br.): Dank! Im Rundfunk schöne Walzer, dabei eine Patiençe in 2 Legen! February 8, 1932, partly cloudy ...

  • Diary entry for 1932-02-17

    ... “ – dilletantisch – ich habe nicht bis ans Ende zugehört u. weine den verlorenen Patiençen nach wie Epimetheus der Pandora! 17, partly cloudy, +2°. To the painter Engel (postcard): I ask him to come on February 29. To Lahusen (letter): thanks. 10:15 to 11:45 M., out ...

  • Diary entry for 1932-03-22

    ... , Einkäufe: Fritz, Pirringer, Reschowski. 0°, – böser Wind! Rf. Piccaver. Nadler (Goethe); Philharmoniker (Krauß) spielen Beethovens VIII. Sinfonie. 22, partly cloudy, +2°. 100th anniversary of Goethe’s death – Goethe will now be laid to rest in myth – this ...

  • Diary entry for 1932-04-25

    ... Vorzeichen? Er will nicht, also ist es Zeit ihn auch nicht mehr zu halten! 25, partly cloudy. From Oppel (letter and things relating to Handel): he is not expecting to go away at all this summer! At 11 o’clock, Dr. Rosacz: finds me well, better than two years ...

  • Diary entry for 1932-05-30

    ... , läuft aber gleich wieder fort. Ich kann Lie-Liechen noch zurückrufen u. ihre Wege mitmachen. Von Frau Rothberger (Br.): Dank. Patiençen. 30, changeable, storm. The goal has been reached; the connection to the part of Free Composition that had been worked ...

  • Diary entry for 1932-06-21

    ... heißt es den Körper wieder aufhelfen. Jause bei Stern. Regen treibt uns heim. Auf zum Diktat. Patiençen. June 21, 1932, partly cloudy. From Frieda (letter): congratulations. Dictation. At 11 o’clock: purchase of fruit: ¼ kg of cherries. Weight: 78 – 57 ...

  • Diary entry for 1932-09-25

    ... ’s default, which troubles me. Now to the technical part of Free Composition! In the morning I play four sonatas by C. P. E. Bach from Vrieslander’s new edition (Nagel). After teatime, a walk. Before supper, reading continued. Games of solitaire. ...

  • Diary entry for 1932-11-06

    ... 6. Sonntag! An Mittler (K.): Dank. Schenker is presumably thanking Mittler for his part in the performance of Vrieslander’s Wiegenlied im Herbst on Viennese radio on November 4. An Jonas (Br.): 7 Punkte; auch über Marx‘ Plan; das Schubert-Lied als ...

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