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• Diary entry for 1926-06-10

  ... others and to show this outwardly; to be sure, he cannot be reckoned among the success stories. He is clearly aiming at me, as a big name who can speak on his behalf; and behind all this I can hear the thought processes of Deutsch, who is insufficiently ...

• Diary entry for 1927-05-18

  ... , after a short work through the rooms with historical artifacts, we go to the Planetarium: the impression is quite extraordinary. In spite of an apparently successful guided tour and considerable explanation, I nevertheless found it very difficult to ...

• Diary entry for 1927-11-10

  ... Respighi's Pines of Rome – the most successful thing was the imitation of the birds, everything was still less music. Italian hands have rolled out an immense paid entourage of supporters, but no fascism will be of any help here: Respighi is no musician by ...

• Diary entry for 1927-12-04

  ... Buxbaum Quartet and, indeed, the String Quartet in A major by Schmidt and Beethoven's Op. 18, No. 2. Insofar as the transmission permits a judgement, I would regard the last movement in the quartet by Schmidt as the most successful; in any event, the ...

• Diary entry for 1927-12-20

  ... success of the planned periodical, but will accept Dr. Jonas's invitation. Finally, he tells me that Hoboken described the evening with Furtwängler in a very amusing way. Miss Elias brings me a book, Gesangstunde bei Messchaert, which has just been ...

• Diary entry for 1928-02-15

  ... Shakespeare, the education of Katharine takes place in many scenes and in different ways; and if in the end Petrucchio's efforts appear crowned with success, we still have not forgotten the extraordinary way in which Katharine's love has been brought about ...

• Diary entry for 1929-09-27

  ... me on the success of having been given back at least half of my assets – he would not be able to say where Mozio could have found the money! As concerns me, he beats a retreat – as he expresses it – now he realizes the limitations of his advice. Radio ...

• Diary entry for 1929-11-04

  ... this movement was the most successful. It was, simply, practised thoroughly and so the luster of a cheerful energy permeated the movement. The performance of the Mozart Sonata contradicted good performance manners almost in every note. Coloratura and ...

• Diary entry for 1930-03-15

  ... construction. To round things off: Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, with many shortcomings and yet successful overall. Afternoon snack in the Café Bristol. At Schmeidl a fastener purchased; an unsuccessful attempt made to see Rothberger; at the corset maker's. ...

• Diary entry for 1930-04-21

  ... should not be overlooked when one relates " tonality" in the narrower sense to the foreground, as the sum of all events, and " diatony" to the background as the succession of tones in the octave. In other words, if the differences between foreground and ...

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