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                <text>Boulanger to Stravinsky
Les Maisonettes
Hanneucourt
By Gargenville (S&amp;O) PTH 28
Igor Strawinsky
Isère
La Virronière
Voreppe
September 8, 1931
Dear Friend,
I see that certain points have already been set by you. I’m only sending you the pages containing
questions. Could you respond to the following all at once:
1) Indication of Psalm numbers?
2) Wouldn’t it be good to indicate that you wanted men’s voices and children’s (or women’s)
voices?)
The rest is as follows:
1) Compare the trumpet on p. 33 with that on p. 35.
2) the A-natural added in pencil but not by yourself on p. 22, second measure of R7.
3) And the chord on the last page—I believe very much that the C-sharp is correct, in spite of the
recordings, because when the issue arose in the orchestral part, you played a C-natural with a
shocked expression—and added the C-sharp immediately after.
Excuse me for having been slightly late—Please be sure, it was not my fault.
With deep devotion,
NB
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Les Maisonettes
Hanneucourt
By Gargenville (S&amp;O) PTH 28
Monsieur Igor Strawinsky
Isère
La Virronière
Voreppe
8 septembre 1931
Cher Ami,
Je vois que certains points ont été déjà fixés par vous—je ne vous envoie que les pages contenant
des questions—Veuillez en même temps répondre :
1/ indication du no. des Psaumes?
2/ Ne serait-il pas bon d’indiquer que vous avez voulu des voix d’hommes et des voix d’enfants
(femmes à défaut ?)
Reste donc :
1/ la trompette p. 33 à comparer avec p. 35
2/ le la-naturel ajouté au crayon, mais pas de votre main p. 22, seconde mes[ure] de [R]7
3/ et l’accord de la dernière page—mais je crois vraiment au do dièse, malgré les disques, car
vous avez joué, quand la partition d’orchestre avec son do-naturel a soulevé la discussion, ce do-
naturel avec une sorte de révolte—et avez ajouté le dièse aussitôt.
Pardon d’avoir un peu tardé –ce n’est pas de ma faute, soyez-en s[û]r.
En profond dévouement
NB
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Paris
252 rue du F[aubourg] St-Honoré
May 9, 1930
Dear Mademoiselle,
I tried just now to call but was unable to reach you.
My father will be at home, in his Pleyel apartment, between 7 and 8 o’clock this evening. I
believe this is a good time for you, as you have told me. I spoke with Diantha yesterday evening
and I am now much more at ease. But, I very much hope that you will be able to give my father a
sense of this young girl, because I have complete confidence in God and faithfully believe that
what is clearly impossible right now will be done in its own time with His help.
Thank you again for everything you are doing for me.
Your ever-devoted student,
Sviétik
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252 rue du FG St-Honoré
Paris
le 9 mai 1930
Chère Mademoiselle,
J’ai essayé toute à l’heure de vous téléphoner mais n’ai pu pas vous obtenir.
Mon père sera chez lui à Pleyel entre 7 à 8 heures ce soir. Je crois que c’est bien ce moment-là
que vous m’avez indiqué bien. J’ai parlé hier soir à Diantha et je suis maintenant beaucoup plus
tranquillisé. Mais j’espère beaucoup que vous donnerez une idée de cette jeune fille à mon père
car j’ai pleine confiance en Dieu et crois avec foi que ce qui maintenant est clairement
impossible se fera en son temps avec [S]on aide.
Merci encore de tout ce que vous faites pour moi.
Votre bien dévoué élève,
Sviétik
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January 1936
They tell me, Dear Friend, that you have sent me the second volume of Chroniques [de ma vie]. I
do not want to wait for the return post to tell you what your thoughtfulness means to me. In the
very painful hours that I must endure, your affection, your trust is a great support, and in the
memory of Mother, and my dear Lili, I thank you with all my heart,
Your
NB
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janvier 1936
On me dit, Cher Ami, que vous m’avez envoyé le 2d [sic] Volume des Chroniques. Je ne veux
pas attendre le [sic] retour pour vous dire ce que m’est votre pensée. Dans les heures si
douloureuses qu’il me faut passer, votre affection, votre confiance me sont d’un grand soutien,
et dans le souvenir de Maman, et de ma petite Lili, je vous en remercie de tout cœur,
Votre
NB
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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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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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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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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
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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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Le Mans
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Dear Mademoiselle,
It’s already been two weeks since I ought to have answered your very kind letter that brought me
once again an account of the pain we have suffered over the course of this past year that just
came to a close. Telling you how much Denise and I are touched by your friendship is useless;
you already know. Thank you with all my heart. As we enter 1940, let me offer you the greetings
we all send one another, to which I add much more personal wishes for you, for your health, and
for your very precious work.
Allow me, dear Mademoiselle, to send you my love and my deepest and most faithful friendship,
Théodore
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1er
janv. 1940
Chère Mademoiselle,
Il y a déjà quinze jours que j’aurais dû répondre à votre si bonne lettre qui m’a apporté une fois
de plus le témoignage de la part que prenez aux douleurs [sic] qui nous ont éprouvé [sic] au
cours de l’année qui vient de s’écouler. Vous dire combien Denise et moi nous sommes sensibles
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Théodore
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Gerry’s Landing
Cambridge, Mass
Mr. Igor Stravinsky
Sancellemoz
Haute Savoie
France XIV
May 11, 1939
Dear, Dear Friend,
I cannot tell you the feeling here now that it is known that you’re coming. For me, it is a thing of
momentous importance, because I know what you will do for them, and more important, because
I know you will have peace in which to work—this is in the foundation’s program. This is why, I
tell you, I had such a desire to see you be next year’s “Norton’s Lecturer.”
I live in such a rush that I don’t even dare to speak to you. This is not good, but I am always
thinking of you.
The business with Chicago still isn’t sorted out after everything seemed arranged. But I’m going
to Washington next week before leaving for the West to have, finally, a definitive resolution. The
forced departure of Mrs. Carpenter seems to have called everything into question, it is really
disappointing.
Know at least that I will do everything so that things turn out for the best. Sorry!
Fondly, I am your
Nadia B
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Gerry’s Landing
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Monsieur Igor Stravinsky
Sancellemoz
Hte Savoie
France XIV
11 mai 1939
Cher, Cher Ami,
Je ne peux vous dire le sentiment ressenti ici en apprenant votre venue. Pour moi, c’est quelque
chose d’une importance capitale, car je sais ce que vous ferez pour eux, et surtout la paix que
vous aurez pour travailler, ce qui entre dans le programme de la fondation. C’est vous dire
pourquoi j’avais un tel désir de vous voir être le « Norton’s Lecturer » de l’année prochaine.
Je vis dans une telle hâte, que je n’ose même pas vous parler. Ce n’est pas bien, aussi, mais je
pense à vous, sans cesse.
Les histoires Chicago ne sont pas encore en ordre après que tout semblait arrangé. Mais je vais à
Washington la semaine prochaine avant de partir pour l’Ouest, afin d’avoir enfin une solution
définitive. Le départ forcé de Mrs. Carpenter semble avoir remis tout en question, c’est vraiment
décevant.
Sachez du moins que je ferai tout pour que les choses s’arrangent au mieux de vos interets [sic].
Pardon! [pour une bavure]
Je vous embrasse et suis votre,
Nadia B
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                <text>Boulanger to Stravinsky
Gerry’s Landing
Cambridge
Mr. Igor Strawinsky
Sancellemoz
Haute Savoie
France
April 12, 1939
I think of you every hour of the day and am saddened not to be able to prove it to you even a
little bit.
Denise wrote me the most moving and tender letter you could imagine. Thank her for me. What
a heart she has!
These words are improper, and I cannot say anything to you. But every day I understand your
importance a little more, and I pray to God that you understand it, too. Perhaps you will find the
courage to fight on. But . . . I know, and I know that time cannot heal such wounds. However, it
seems to me that the memory of Catherine, her dear soul, will remain around you. Like a
blessing, without a word, I would like to comfort you and cry with you.
Time now moves so terribly slowly with work and wears on my heart, but I will be there in July.
Then I will come to you.
To have succeeded with the Harvard plan would have been a joy—maybe next year! May God
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deepest sentiments of which I am capable,
Your
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Gerry’s Landing
Cambridge
Monsieur Igor Strawinsky
Sancellemoz
Haute Savoie
France
12 avril 1939
Je pense à vous à chaque heure de la journée et suis malheureuse de ne pouvoir pas même vous
le prouver un peu.
Denise m’a écrit la plus émouvante et tendre lettre que je puisse imaginer. Remerciez-la pour
moi quel cœur elle a !
Ces mots sont gauches, et je ne peux rien vous dire. Mais je conçois chaque jour un peu plus
votre importance, et je prie Dieu de vous la faire mesurer. Vous trouverez peut-être alors le
courage de lutter. Mais…Je sais, et je sais que le temps ne ferme pas de telles blessures.
Pourtant, il me semble que le souvenir de Catherine, la chère âme, demeure autour de vous.
Comme une bénédiction—que je voudrais, sans mot dire, vous embrasser, et pleurer près de
vous.
Ce temps qui, pour le travail, fait si terriblement, est si long pour le cœur, mais je serai là, en
Juillet [sic], je viendrai alors.
Avoir réussi la combinaison Harvard avait été une joie—peut-être l’année prochaine ! Que Dieu
vous soutienne—nous prions tous, avec tant de ferveur, et je vous demeure attachée par les plus
profonds sentiments que je puisse éprouver.
Votre
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                <text>Stravinsky to Boulanger
Paris
Miss Nadia Boulanger
c/o Miss J. A. Carpenter
1020 Lake Shore Drive
Chicago, Ill.
U.S.A
SS Aquitania
Via Cherbourg
January 12, 1939
Dear Nadia,
How can I thank you for such kind wishes?
Now Sam has also left on the Ile de France (on the 11th). He saw an American woman to whom
Miss [sic] Bliss is sending letters and a copy of your cable (the one to Mrs. Bliss) to let her know
what there was to be done to secure the premiere of my Symphony in the United States next
season. Do you believe there is a possibility of success? My God, I would be so grateful if the
steps you have taken were to have the results we are hoping for.*
Here continual flus keep delaying our trip with Catherine to Pau.
Heartfelt wishes to you, my very dear Nadia. My kindest thoughts to the Carpenters.
Yours,
I Stravinsky
*If this thing becomes a reality, I would very much like to give my manuscript (of the Symphony)
to Mrs Bliss.
[P.S.] Best regards to Sister Edward
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Paris
Miss Nadia Boulanger
C/O Miss J. A. Carpenter
1020 Lake Shore Drive
Chicago Ill
États-Unis d’Amérique
S/S Aquitania
Via Cherbourg
le 12 janvier 39
Chère Nadia,
Comment vous remercier pour votre [sic] vœux si affectueux ?
Voilà que Sam est également parti en Ile de France (le 11). Il a vu une dame américaine à
laquelle Mlle Bliss envoyer [sic] des lettres et [la] copie de votre câble (à Mme Bliss) pour lui
faire savoir ce qu’il y avait à faire pour avoir la 1ère
de ma Symphonie aux États-Unis la saison
prochaine. Croyez-vous à la possibilité de la réussite ? Mon Dieu, ce que je vous serai
reconnaissant si les démarches que vous avez entreprises ayent le succès qu’on voudrait
espérer*.
Chez nous c’est les grypes [sic] qui continuent ce qui retarde notre voyage avec Catherine à Pau.
De tout cœur je vous embrasse ma très chère Nadia. Mes amitiés les plus cordiales aux
Carpenter.
Votre,
I Stravinsky
*Si la chose se réalise je voudrais tellement donner mon manuscrit (de la Symphonie) à Mme
Bliss
[P.-S.] Profond salut à la sœur Edward
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