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Searched for piano (1484 results found)

Filter: diaries: 682, correspondence: 423, person: 189, lessonbooks: 121, work: 20, organization: 17, other: 9, place: 4, journal: 2

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  • Diary entry for 1933-05-07

    ... recital, accompanied by Erich Meller, was broadcast earlier that evening. An DeutschWSLB-Hds 116.935 als Drucksache den Aufsatz von Prof. Köhler Possibly the German composer, conductor, piano teacher and writer on music Louis Köhler (1820–1886). u. den ...

  • Diary entry for 1933-05-20

    ... :30, Furtwängler; he stays until 1:30! First, about his speech: reservations on account of "connected with the people," – "themes" that could easily be exploited by opponents. At the piano, I show him things from the Third Symphony, Adagio (leaf), and Fourth ...

  • Diary entry for 1933-06-25

    ... Wien, the broadcast comprised previously unknown works by the young Robert Schumann, discovered and arranged by Karl Geiringer: eight polonaises for piano duet, and six songs. 25, Sunday – fair weather, then cloudy again; we take a short walk downhill ...

  • Diary entry for 1933-07-09

    ... Works of the Art of Variation in the German Piano Literature. 9, Sunday – blue sky. From Mrs. Dr. Bienenfeld (postcard): Hubermann makes a recommendation to the government. At 10:30 in the park, conversation with Dr. Arbesser, someone who has seen a lot ...

  • Diary entry for 1934-06-25

    ... /31, [7]): she reports about the piano affair, about her gall bladder ailments, etc. Lie-Liechen at preliminary work for the index for Free Composition. At 4:45, to Gastein, Böckstein: purchases: books, cheese, bread, envelopes; we encounter Rothberger ...

  • Diary entry for 1934-07-11

    ... (postcard): he asks about Beethoven’s piano works in my edition. After teatime, as far as the Sonnblick. The loudspeaker is useless! ...

  • Diary entry for 1934-07-21

    ... us. From Miss Elias (letter): she will make a detour to see us. From Karl Rothberger (letter from EnglandOJ 13/31, [8]): about the coincidence of a good upright piano, and a lecturer and organist of the "old school." From UE, account: 23 shillings ...

  • Diary entry for 1934-10-17

    ... Orchestra. 17, blue sky, 7°. From UE: galley proofs 8–17! music proofs 12–21! To UE via their messenger, galley proofs 1–7. From Callway, account. In the city, suspenders purchased; then to the pharmacist, etc. Radio: J. Hofmann plays the Chopin Piano ...

  • Diary entry for 1934-11-21

    ... : Backhaus plays Mozart’s Piano Concerto in A major: he should be forbidden from using his fingers; finger castration! ...

  • ... families of flutes and oboes. On a possibly diverse way of playing the overblown notes, similar to string change on string instruments and the nuances of touch on the piano. H.S.+ ...

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