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Troubled night with bad dreams; at breakfast with R., the entire conduct of the imperial authorities toward his enterprise is discussed; R. intends, after the rehearsals, to address them once more, but should nothing come of it, then to turn to the Americans. Inquiry sent to Miss Tietjens,[1] who is…
View moreAwoke well, R. related how he does not truly live when I am not present — how nothing holds meaning, how he would not even have the gas lit. I write some ten letters over the course of the day. R. receives many inquiries from the Americans and, in the…
View moreR. sent me the most curious letter from Herr Brahms, [1] as artful and unpleasing as his compositions. — At nine o’clock, farewell to Father — heartbreaking; he is in a most grievous state! … A sorrowful journey to Eisenach, with a five-hour wait; I visited the Wartburg.At eleven o’clock…
View moreWhen I say right away that I gladly and cordially return to you the manuscript in question, I must still allow myself to add a few words. To your son, in light of the vast body of your work, possession of this scene cannot be as valuable as it is…
View moreFrench letter from R.! … The father, alas, is very unwell — a most distressing thing for me! With a heavy heart, I went to the performance of “Tristan and Isolde” — much absurdity and bungling, yet I entreat the Vogls to come to Bayreuth. Traduzione in italiano di Claudia…
View moreWrote to R. and the children — at noon, rehearsal for the memorial in honour of Marie; at three o’clock, the ceremony itself — very touching. Dined at Frau von Meyendorff’s; Father much afflicted. In the evening, I spent some time alone with Alwina Frommann. Traduzione in italiano di Claudia…
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