Schenker Correspondence Project

Diary entry by Schenker, dated Thursday November 15, 1906

Donnst. 15. 11. 06 [Exemplare des Buches an]|¹ Redlich,² Gärtner.³

© Heirs of Heinrich Schenker.
© Transcription Ian D. Bent 2005.

Diary entry by Schenker, dated Thursday November 15, 1906

Thursday November 15, 1906 : [Copies of the book sent to]|¹ Redlich,² Gärtner.³

© Translation Ian D. Bent 2005.

COMMENTARY:
Format: diary entry

FOOTNOTES:

¹ Material supplied from previous entry: S uses ditto sign.

² Probably Friedrich (Fritz) Redlich (1868-1921), leading Austrian industrialist (owner of a sugar refinery and other businesses in the region of Göding), politician, and patron of the arts; father of Hans Ferdinand Redlich (1903-68), Austrian musicologist. Fritz is known to have been a friend of Gustav Mahler and his family.

³ Eduard Gärtner (), singer (bass), whom S accompanied in recitals on some occasions, and who gave performances of S’s own Lieder and arrangements: see Federhofer, Nach Tagebüchern, p.19, n.37.

SUMMARY:
[ NMTP [I] = Harmonielehre:] Complimentary copies to Redlich and Gärtner.

© Commentary, Footnotes, Summary Ian D. Bent 2005.

Bent, Ian
Schenker, Heinrich
[ NMTP [I] = Harmonielehre:] Complimentary copies to Redlich and Gärtner.
DE
Cambridge University Faculty of Music-Ian Bent
IPR: Heirs of Heinrich Schenker; Transcription, Translation, Commentary, Footnotes, and Summary: Ian D. Bent 2005.
Schenker, Heinrich; Cotta, J. G.; NMTP; vol.1; Harmonielehre; Harmony; complimentary copies; Redlich; Gärtner, Eduard
Diary entry by Schenker, dated November 15, 1906
diary entry
academic; musicology; music theory
OJ 1/5, p.27
1906-11-15
2005-07-08
Schenker diary
Cotta
All reasonable steps have been taken to locate the heirs of Heinrich Schenker. Any claim to intellectual rights on this document should be addressed to the Schenker Correspondence Project, Faculty of Music, University of Cambridge, at schenkercorrespondence@mus.cam.ac.uk.
holograph diary entry
Schenker, Heinrich (1906-1935)--Schenker, Jeanette (1935-c.1942)--Ratz, Erwin (c.1942-c.1955)--Jonas, Oswald (c.1955-1978)--University of California, Riverside (1978--)
IPR: Heirs of Heinrich Schenker; Image: University of California, Riverside; Transcription, Translation, Commentary, Footnotes, and Summary: Ian D. Bent.
Vienna
1906