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• Diary entry for 1929-04-17

  ... concerning Albersheim's questions. After teatime, to the dentist: he is ill. Lie-Liechen buys peonies. Radio: Ravitsch and ? play music for two pianos, then Bulgarian folksongs – very interesting. Dictation on the second movement of the "Eroica" begun. ...

• Diary entry for 1929-07-02

  ... small window and lays it in a bed! After teatime, various little errands – also some piano playing. First graph begun. ...

• Diary entry for 1929-10-12

  ... : Brahms, Op. 99 for cello and piano; Beethoven, Variations in E on a theme from The Magic Flute. In the evening, the final fair copy of the exposition, in the Urlinie graph and music examples, completed. ...

• Diary entry for 1929-11-10

  ... performed by members of the Sedlak-Winkler Quartet, Otto Stix (double bass) and Otto Schulhof (piano). Vorlesung Zeska „Von ewigen Sängern“, allerlei Schönstes – zuletzt fangen wir einen herrlichen Walzer von Joh. Strauß auf „Neu-Wien“. November 10, 1929 ...

• Diary entry for 1930-12-18

  ... return, we find ten copies of Yearbook III! Lie-Liechen writes out the tabs. Radio: concert of the Schubert Society: Der Gondelfahrer, for male chorus and piano, and Schiller's "Die Liebe" are exquisite. ...

• Diary entry for 1931-09-28

  ... verschicken; Platz für eine Em. Bach-Stätte in Hamburg? Ueber Roth u. seine Irrtümer (Balançe; „überfordert“!?). Patiençe. 28, rainy. From Hoboken (letterOJ 11/54, [36]): sends the check, reports on his summer and piano studies; but he has not worked out any ...

• Diary entry for 1931-11-26

  ... Kahn, for a photograph. After teatime, in the city; brown overshoes for Lie-Liechen: 9.50 shillings; theater and concert tickets ordered at Neumann’s. Radio: Friedmann plays a piano concerto by Weigl and one by Liszt (in E flat); he plays magnificently ...

• Diary entry for 1931-12-01

  ... ): a few words about his Piano Concerto. Mrs. Pairamall’s cook reports that she does not know where she should forward my letter; she has been expecting the lady to return since the middle of October. After teatime, errands. 5:45 to 6:30, the dictation ...

• Diary entry for 1931-12-25

  ... -like, up to +8°. A good night, the third in a row! Work on "Meter" for Free Composition; I play Bach’s Aria variata, merely in order to sit at the piano. After teatime, Kärntnerstraße, Kohlmarkt, Walfischgasse, 5:10 to 6:35. To the apartment house ...

• Diary entry for 1932-02-03

  ... 5 o’clock to 8:15, Counselor Pollak with his sister. The Brünauer matter is dealt with: I shall keep him as a piano pupil until the end of the teaching season. The Pollaks know less about him than we do; most of what they learn about him they first ...

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