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Diary entry for 1934-09-03
... Beethoven’s Coriolan Overture and Brahms’s Fourth Symphony, in the broadcast "Young Artists, Part III: Graduates of the State Academy for Music and the Performing Arts." Das Zimmermädchen erhält (S. 10 – (außer der 10%-Ablöse!), der Zimmerkellner S. 5, die ...
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... 8. I. Weisse: Mischung: 1–1, 5–5;This (though not written in Schenker’s usual shorthand) may signify mixed counterpoint of four voices, two in 1st species, two in 5th species. — Several of Weisse’s exercise books from his studies with Schenker have ...
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... 23. Weisse: Ueber den 2. Aufsatz von Vetter in der „Musik“;Cf. Brünauer’s lesson notes for April 7, referring to Walther Vetter, Der erster Satz von Brahms‘ E-moll Symphonie, Die Musik XIII, 13–15 (April –May 1914), 3–15, 83–92, 131–45, of which ...
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... First wife of Wilhelm Schenker, thus Heinrich's sister-in-law; mother of Wilma. Nothing is known of Dodi’s family history; however, in a letter of 1938, Wilhelm refers to Jetty Bednař as “our sister-in-law,” and since Jetty first appears in Heinrich ...
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... not survive). The invitation to the wedding came on April 10, the wedding taking place in Agram (= Zagreb, capital city of Croatia, then part of Yugoslavia) on May 27. Heinrich and Jeanette did not attend. Heinrich’s diary for January 13, 1931 refers ...
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... Wien, 4. April 1930. Lieber verehrter Herr Doktor!Receipt of this letter is recorded in Schenker’s diary for April 5, 1930: “Zuhause finden wir von Deutsch einen Brief: die Simrock-Ausgabe sei bei v. H. – v. H. freue sich, daß ich über Breithaupt ...
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... 9. X. Weisse:Schenker’s diary for October 9 records: “During his lesson, Weisse recounts the following to me: in the carriage of a train that was going to Baden, an elegant stranger sat opposite Mr. Gutherz, whom I had met many years before at ...
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... Postkarte Absender: blank An: Herrn Dr. Heinrich Schenker Wien III. Keilgasse 8 Wien, 22. November 27 Verehrter Herr Doktor!Receipt of this postcard is recorded in Schenker’s diary for November 23, 1927: “Von Deutsch (K.): Kalmus schweigt; er bittet ...
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... Wife of Moriz Schenker, maiden name unknown. Nothing of Lisl Schenker’s birth or early life is known. She and Moriz probably married in the 1900s and lived in Egypt, where for a time he worked. Moriz was Jewish, Lisl apparently not so. The couple ...
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... . Identity The name “Tonerl” appears frequently in Schenker’s diary between 1919 and 1927, and often in Heinrich’s correspondence with his elder brother Wilhelm between 1925 and 1934. The surname “Schimatowitsch” is nowhere used in the Schenker papers; the ...