- West & King (1990), p. 107.
Spaethling (2000), pp. 392–393. "Dalk":
Austrian for "ignorant, stupid, childish"
Spaethling (2000), p. 392.
Quoted from Friedrich...
-
given by
Robert Spaethling is the
folkloric origin of a
phrase seen above, "Gute Nacht, scheiß ins Bett d****' Kracht",
claimed by
Spaethling to be a "children's...
-
vernacular English, see
Spaethling (2000). Online, some
excerpts are available, for example, [1], [2], and [3].
Spaethling (200:408)
Spaethling (200:411) Source:...
- 12, p. 700.
Spaethling 2000, pp. 235–238.
Spaethling 2000, p. 238.
Spaethling 2000, p. 237; the
letter dates from 24
March 1781.
Spaethling 2000, pp. 238–239...
- "Amadè"
variously in
regard to the
accent on the
final letter.
Robert Spaethling, who
translated many of Mozart's letters, writes, he "is
especially nonchalant...
-
young man
grieving for his mother"), but even
later on in 1780.
Robert Spaethling, who
translated Mozart's letters,
typically takes a
position strongly...
-
person with Varesco.
Spaethling describes the
working arrangements and
provides in
translation the text of Mozart's letters.
Spaethling,
Robert (2005). Mozart's...
- Mozart, Mozart's Letters, Mozart's Life:
Selected Letters, transl.
Robert Spaethling, (W. W. Norton, 2000), 17. For more
details on this, and the "most bizarre...
-
Retrieved 2
February 2021.
Spaethling 2000, p. 294. Mozart's Letters, Little,
Brown & Co, London, 1990 pp. 184–185.
Spaethling 2000, p. 357.
Jason Horowitz...
- Mozart, Mozart's Letters, Mozart's Life:
Selected Letters, transl.
Robert Spaethling, (W. W.
Norton &
Company Inc., 2000), 17. Lipowsky,
Felix Joseph (1811)...
