Recollections of Gustav Mahler

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Other Authors Franklin, Peter. Subjects Mahler, Gustav, Musicians -- Correspondence, reminiscences, etc. Mahler Composers -- Austria -- Biography. Compositeurs -- Autriche -- Biographies. Contents Includes bibliography and index.

Erinnerungen an Gustav Mahler. Includes bibliographical references and index. View online Borrow Buy Freely available Show 0 more links Set up My libraries How do I set up "My libraries"? These 3 locations in All: Edith Cowan University Library.

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Open to the public ; The publication history of her principal work is complicated. The source is a bulky collection of notes entitled Mahleriana, apparently deriving from some thirty diaries which no longer exist. During her life, brief extracts were published in two journals: Erinnerungen an Gustav Mahler was published in , and represents an edited selection from the available materials as does the later English volume Recollections of Gustav Mahler During her life, Natalie Bauer-Lechner was in the habit of lending her manuscript to friends and acquaintances E.

Gombrich reports that his parents had it in their possession for some time , and it is presumably this practice that allowed material to be removed. Its current whereabouts are unknown. The director Beate Thalberg achieved a docudrama based on her diary: My time will come. Though musicologists who specialize in Gustav Mahler have long taken the memoirs of his wife, Alma, with a grain of salt, most of them have accepted her portrait of him as a fairly chaste ascetic who had few romances before he met her.

Now, two scholars say a recently discovered letter from a Mahler confidante — and sometime lover — Natalie Bauer-Lechner, instead shows that he had numerous affairs and infatuations. Hefling, one of the scholars, who hopes to publish the document.

Now he may be seen as less severe, and at times fairly randy. Bauer-Lechner does not discuss whether Mahler had any affairs after his marriage.

Bauer-Lechner, a violist, is hardly unknown in Mahler circles. Not even her whereabouts is known. The Quartet gave each year three concerts in Vienna in all 51 concerts between and , and it also toured in Austria-Hungary, Germany, France, England and other European countries. After eighteen years the Quartet was finally dissolved in March Between and Natalie Bauer-Lechner arranged four solo concerts in Vienna and appeared from time to time as soloist in various German cities.

As a trained professional musician, Bauer-Lechner grasped the technical and aesthetic content of Mahler's conversation. She noted many of his statements about music, literature, philosophy and life at some length and apparently verbatim.

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In her later years, Bauer-Lechner became an outspoken feminist , and in she allegedly published an article on the war and the need for female suffrage , which led to her arrest and imprisonment. The article in question has never been traced. Her health subsequently collapsed, and she died in Vienna in poverty, only a few months after her former husband.

Recollections Of Gustav Mahler

The publication history of her principal work is complicated. The source is a bulky collection of notes entitled Mahleriana , apparently deriving from some thirty diaries which no longer exist.

During her life, brief extracts were published in two Viennese journals: Erinnerungen an Gustav Mahler was published in , and represents an edited selection from the available materials — as does the later English volume Recollections of Gustav Mahler The first German edition was republished in Hamburg slightly altered and with additional materials, edited by Herbert Killian Vienna , and with footnotes and commentaries by Knud Martner Copenhagen.

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