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                <text>Boulanger to Stravinsky
36 rue Ballu
I. Strawinsky
167 Brd. [sic] Carnet
Nice
My dear Friend,
Thank you with all my heart—your thoughts touched me greatly.
I can never tell you what these months with the symphony have been and the daily discoveries
that come from reading and rereading this extraordinary score.
If I knew how, I wish I could express the importance of this work, in all aspects. But actually,
that would be pretentious—it speaks so well for itself!
In this letter, please find our wishes, affection, and fervent admiration,
Nadia Boulanger
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                <text>Boulanger à Stravinsky
36 rue Ballu
Téléph : Louvre 03-25
Monsieur I. Strawinsky
167 Brd. Carnet
Nice
Mon cher Ami,
Merci de tout cœur—votre pensée me touche tant.
Jamais je ne pourrai vous dire ce qu’ont été ces mois avec la Symphonie et chaque jour ces
découvertes en lisant et relisant cette extraordinaire partition.
Si je savais parler, comme j’aimerais dire la signification d’un telle œuvre, dans tous les
domaines. Mais à vrai dire, quelle prétention—elle parle si bien pour elle-même!
Trouvez ici nos vœux, notre affection et une fervente admiration.
Nadia Boulanger
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36 Rue Ballu 9th
Téléph Trinité 90-17
Mr. I. Strawinsky
To read on the way
Dear Friend,
To give you complete freedom, I have specified to the School at Fontainebleau that you will only
see students and offer a course for them if the number of students is sufficient. Rest assured the
matter remains open—but understand clearly that you can count on seeing them [the students] in
June and July. It is essential for the completion of projects. The projects are related to your work
and you—projects that, I believe, will interest you. And you are under no obligation, given the
way things have developed.
Your help is of such moral support, and I am in such need of it.
May God be with you on this journey during which so many thoughts accompany you.
Your
Nadia B.
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                <text>Boulanger à Stravinsky
36 rue Ballu 9
Téléph Trinité 90-17
Monsieur I. Strawinsky
A lire en route
Cher Ami,
Pour vous laisser toute liberté j’ai spécifié à l’École de Fontainebleau que vous ne verriez les
élèves et ne leur feriez un cours que si le nombre des étudiants est suffisant. Restez donc sur
cette question ouverte—mais laissez entendre clairement que vous comptez les voir en Juin et
Juillet. C’est essentiel pour la réalisation de [sic] projets. Concernant vos œuvres et vous—
projets qui, je le crois, vous intéresseront. Et cela ne vous crée aucune obligation étant donné la
façon dont les choses sont présentées.
Que vous m’aidiez [sic] est un tel soutien moral et j’en ai si grand besoin.
Que Dieu soit avec vous dans ce voyage pendant lequel tant de pensées vous accompagnent.
Votre
Nadia B.
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Mlle. Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris
You spoil me too much, dear Mademoiselle. Théodore just brought me those delicious candies.
Fondly,
Sviétik
My most devoted wishes,
Théodore Stra[winsky]
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Carte Postale
Mlle. Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris
Vous me gâtez trop, chère Mademoiselle. Théodore vient de m’apporter ces délicieux bonbons.
Je vous embrasse bien fort.
Sviétik
—Mes plus fidèles pensées
Théodore Stra.
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