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  • Diary entry for 1928-08-09

    ... Abendessen ein ½ Stündchen vor dem Hotel, sehr angenehm. 9, partly cloudy, fair. Different sardines are brought up; they are bad, and the coffee, too, is still bad. I demonstrate categorically how Chopin's Waltz in C minor should be played, to put all ...

  • Diary entry for 1928-10-02

    ... 's edition of the Etudes, which I did not know previously, astonished me. Now I have, to conclude, made a start for my part towards the Urlinie collection within the framework of the Hoboken Archive. Home at 6:30. In the evening, I played with Lie-Liechen the ...

  • Diary entry for 1929-05-24

    ... entries. Hoboken put in contact with Landau. To Landau (postcard): concerning the recommendation to Hoboken Van Hoboken brings the original parts for the Third Symphony; he is leaving his manuscripts with me over the summer; concerning Vrieslander ...

  • Diary entry for 1929-06-09

    ... 9. Sonntag, sehr schön. Telegramm an Hans Guttmann: Ende Juni. Um ½12h zum Schwarzenbergplatz, um den Festzug zu sehen! The "Trade Festival Procession" took place on June 9, 1929, as part of the Vienna Festival Weeks, and represented the high ...

  • Diary entry for 1930-03-29

    ... – Teilübertragung aus dem Konzertsaal. 29, partly cloudy, 6°. To Dr. Baumgarten (letter): thanks for the communication; I too was not present at the concert, and I explain the background. I set down my judgement about the piece, and also add Furtwängler's remark ...

  • Diary entry for 1931-07-03

    ... , Wie ob den Wolken des Himmels Bläue, Ob dem Himmel aller Welten Scheue In den letzten Weiten – er selbst sagt dazu: Lied wie Ausführung – mißlangen. 3, partly cloudy. To the publishers (letter): I accept their suggestion. 10 to 11 o’clock uphill, as ...

  • Diary entry for 1931-07-24

    ... „Flotte“ mein Schätzchen Eiligst die Landschaft durchquert, Wo immer erscheint das Farbenspätzchen, Es Schönheit ruft u. mehrt.“ Durch Zähigkeit hat Lie-Liechen eine neue, die 6. Patiençe erobert (Kleeblatt), wo ich längst ausgekniffen wäre. 24, partly ...

  • Diary entry for 1931-07-25

    ... . aus Lofer): dank für den Sonderdruck; bis auf eine Stelle („Wahrheit“!!) „wunderschön“. Nach der Jause auf u. nieder vor dem Haus, der Wind bringt wieder böses Wetter. 25, partly cloudy. 10 to 10:45 down the valley. To Lie-Liechen! I love thee in the ...

  • Diary entry for 1931-09-05

    ... continues to guide the two of us to this day! Municipal subvention of a Schenker Museum?! The prospectus is beautiful, in spite of some reservations on my part; the expression "receptive genius" must be corrected. The little photograph taken in Galtür, as a ...

  • Diary entry for 1931-12-11

    ... ), and Abbé Vogler, Riemann etc.); concerning the continuo part for the sonata by Albinoni; concerning Brahms’s study of parallel fifths. Awake until 2 o’clock in the morning!! ...

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