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• Diary entry for 1918-01-07

  ... -modern" (the phrase even appears in spaced type) the requirement that, rather than mere sonorities, it is ideas, motives – which need to undergo their fate, etc.,– that should at all cost ultimately be restated. He quotes in this context a remark of his own ...

• Diary entry for 1924-01-09

  ... journal" and opine it was high time, since my students receive more (available) space (in which to thrive) from their publisher than I, and those who assume he harbored some personal enmity refer to such circumstances. Request a bound copy of the Ninth ...

• Diary entry for 1924-09-08

  ... , I could not relate to this art in the exhibition. Naturally, the audience! It was enough to make you cry to see the commonest riffraff taking up space for so little money in the halls of such worthy families, a disaster that will ultimately drag in ...

• Diary entry for 1924-10-08

  ... . To Schonbrunn! Elegant theater space, again, as in the Redoutensaal, it darkens my mood that the hall is at the mercy of the riffraff, which does not know what to do with it. We sat too close to the stage. Lie-Liechen was very happy, I no less, but ...

• Diary entry for 1925-02-13

  ... to be a nuptial poem, as it once took shape in the Burgtheater. In the end, the blessing was more dance, a spinning around one's own axis, as a blessing of the spaces. – The way the audience looked was, if possible, even sadder: not a soul in sight ...

• Diary entry for 1925-08-14

  ... downfall of Störteler is the rise of Wilhelm, but the division of space in the novella should perhaps have been dedicated to one subject. The parts have equal weight, so that there are basically two novellas, which could easily be separated out from one ...

• Diary entry for 1928-11-20

  ... , Neue freie Presse, No. 23055, November 20, 1928, morning edition, p. 8; a clipping of this anonymous notice is preserved as OC 6/43). The reviewer emphasizes, through the use of spaced type (Sperrdruck), several of the negative attributes Lach sought to ...

• Diary entry for 1929-03-10

  ... was one of them. I warned him not to go off the rails here, explaining: there reigns above all forms the law of tonal space, which cannot however be derived from form but only from the Urlinie. He is planning compositions but will – as he expresses it ...

• Diary entry for 1936-09-03

  ... explained by the fact that, on the outward journey, the great accumulation of ships on the sea left no space for anything else. A magnificent harbor facility: many chimneys point to a vibrant industry. The slender church makes a very strong, almost ...

• ... the living motion of tones in the space given in Nature: the composing-out (the rendering in melodic line, the linearization) of the Nature-given sonority. The law of all life, the motion which, as procreation, issues forth beyond the boundaries of ...

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