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共 29 段- It would give us great pleasure, my dear M. Brot, if you wou
- I shall not attempt to tell you how grateful and touched I a
- How grateful I am, Mademoiselle, for the kind remembrance yo
- [Autograph in the possession of Count Albert Amadei in Vienn
- In spite of rain, snow, hail, and frost, here I am at last,
- Schuberth of Hamburg has just sent me your transcriptions of
- The greater number of your pieces have hitherto been printed
- A very good friend of mine, Professor Weyden of Cologne, who
- Pray accept once more, my dear Mr. Hartel, my best thanks,
- Although I was perfectly certain that the Leipzig performanc
- Especially where it is a question of understanding and feeli
- Best thanks, dear Klindworth, for your nice letter. After th
- Hartel is going to engrave several of my scores. Four or fiv
- Now you know, my dear Mason, that I have no other pride than
- It is not precisely a distraction, still less a forgetfulnes
- The willingness which I had already expressed, at the first
- It is a very agreeable satisfaction to me that you, dear fri
- It touches me deeply that you join the Gran Basilica and my
- After the buzz and hubbub called forth by my article in the
- For pity's sake, dear friend, don't treat me like Moscheles;
- 185. To Johann von Herbeck
- A few days ago I received a letter from Koenigsberg, signed
- To His Highness Prince Constantin Hohenzollern-Hechingen,
- In consequence of an insinuating intimation of our mutual
- I, for my part, shall not stir from the Altenburg, where I a
- Accordingly I submit myself without difficulty to your exper
- Some of the members of our Union of the "New German School"-
- May I beg another little favor of you? At the Court concert
- The Terzet is a necessary integral part of our programme, wh