Handwritten postcard from Schenker to Jonas, dated January 16, 1934 Postkarte {recto} [An:] H. Dr Oswald Jonas [postmark:] || 3 WIEN 40 | 17. I. 34 11 | * 4f * | {verso} Darf ich Sie um die Adresse von Prof. Landshoff|2 bitten? Er laß mir durch Peters seine “Urt.-A.”3 der S. Bach-Inv.4 zukommen, ich aber kenne seine Adresse nicht. Entschuldigen Sie die Störung. Besten Dank! Sind Sie schon mit Hob.5 wieder eins? Beste Grüße © In the public domain. |
Handwritten postcard from Schenker to Jonas, dated January 16, 1934 Postcard {recto} [To:] Dr. Oswald Jonas [postmark:] || 3 WIEN 40 | 17. I. 34 11 | * 4f * | {verso} May I ask you for the address of Prof. Landshoff?2 He had his Urtext edition3 of the Bach Inventions|4 sent me by Peters, but I do not know his address. Please excuse the inconvenience. Many thanks! Are you and Hoboken5 again seeing eye to eye? Best greetings, © Translation John Rothgeb 2006. |
COMMENTARY: FOOTNOTES: 1 This letter was numbered "34" by Jonas. 2 Ludwig Landshoff (1874–1941), German musicologist (pupil of Friedlaender, Fleischer, and Sandberger) and conductor. He was director of the Munich Bachverein 1918–28, but moved to Berlin thereafter. He produced the series of editions Alte Meister des Bel Canto, also edited music by C. P. E., J. S., and J. C. Bach, and others. 3 Urtext-Ausgabe 4 Ludwig Landshoff, ed., Die 15 zweistimmige Inventionen und die 15 dreistimmige Sinfonien im Urtext (Leipzig: C.F. Peters, 1933; Peters Edition 11037). 5 Click on Anthony van Hoboken. SUMMARY: © Commentary, Footnotes, Summary John Rothgeb 2006.
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