Typewritten Letter Signed by Bruno Walter
Typed Letter Signed in German and dated München, den 14. Dezember 1920 by the German conductor and composer Bruno Walter (Berlin, 1876 - Beverly Hills, 1962).
Walter addresses German conductor Gustav Guldenstein in Freiburg [translated]: «…During the dates you listed I’ll be conducting every day until December 29, at which point I will go to Berlin; no matter how much I wish, it is really impossible for me to dedicate even a minute of my time to you…I understand your request, and I must ask you to understand that it is impossible for an artist like myself who is stretched beyond human capacity to delve into a more scientific issue within the confines of his work time in such a way as would be necessary…The limits of my strength unfortunately prevent me from being of any help in this matter…».
1 p. with letterhead “Verfaltung des National-Theaters”. File holes not affecting the text. In fine conditions.
Typed Letter Signed in German and dated München, den 14. Dezember 1920 by the German conductor and composer Bruno Walter (Berlin, 1876 - Beverly Hills, 1962).
Walter addresses German conductor Gustav Guldenstein in Freiburg [translated]: «…During the dates you listed I’ll be conducting every day until December 29, at which point I will go to Berlin; no matter how much I wish, it is really impossible for me to dedicate even a minute of my time to you…I understand your request, and I must ask you to understand that it is impossible for an artist like myself who is stretched beyond human capacity to delve into a more scientific issue within the confines of his work time in such a way as would be necessary…The limits of my strength unfortunately prevent me from being of any help in this matter…».
1 p. with letterhead “Verfaltung des National-Theaters”. File holes not affecting the text. In fine conditions.
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