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                <text>Stravinsky to Boulanger
1260 North Wetherly Drive
Hollywood 46 California
Mademoiselle Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris—9th (France)
April 27, 1951
My dear Nadia,
A thousand thanks for your very kind letter of April 11 (Cap d'Antibes).
I signed a contract with the Biennale to conduct the premiere of The Rake's Progress at the
Venice Festival on September 10. But it seems that my editor [at] Boosey &amp; Hawkes was more
or less further along with things at la Scala and, to avoid trouble, (which, personally, shouldn't
concern me) he is looking to find a compromise of a nature that satisfies the Biennale as much as
la Scala and myself. [A compromise] of the sort that would allow for la Scala to participate in the
Festival, because as far as I’m concerned I do not want to modify the time of my arrival in Italy,
which must be in Venice, rather than Milan.
I have indeed heard murmurs of Markevitch’s success with Le Sacre but I did not know that he
had done Mavra and Perséphone. I knew that he had conducted Orphée at the Venice Biennial in
1949, but I did not know that he had given concert performances of it.
The opera is finished except for the short Prelude that I am in the process of composing; there
will not be an overture. I still have lots of work because Boosey &amp; Hawkes are printing the
piano/vocal score, and I am constantly receiving proofs from Germany to correct.
I am really counting on us seeing one another in Venice . . . But what madness awaits us there!!!
Théodore's family will come from Switzerland with Kitty, and Milène and André (who will be in
Nice this summer) will also pop by.
Write me always dear Nadia, telling me a bit more about yourself. All my love, unfortunately, as
always, with great haste.
Your
I Str.
[P.S.] Where and when did you give the lectures (on my music) that you speak of? And what has
become of Gunsbourg’s beautiful project in Monte-Carlo? There’s been no word.
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1260 North Wetherly Drive
Hollywood 46 California
Mademoiselle Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris—9eme (France)
27 avril 1951
Chere Nadia,
Merci mille fois de votre si bonne lettre du 11 avril (Cap d’Antibes).
J’ai signé un contrat avec la Biennale pour diriger la premiere du Rake’s Progress au Festival de
Venise le 10 Septembre. Mais il semble que mon editeur Boosey &amp; Hawkes s’etait plus ou moins
avancé vis-à-vis de la Scala et, pour s’eviter des ennuis, (qui, personnellement, ne devraient pas
me toucher) il cherche a trouver un compromis de nature a donner satisfaction tant a la Biennale
qu’a la Scala et a moi-meme. En sorte qu’il est possible que la Scala participe au Festival car en
ce qui me concerne je ne veux pas modifier l’epoque de ma venue en Italie, ce qui implique
forcement Venise et non Milan.
J’ai en effet entendu parler du succes de Markevitch avec Le Sacre mais j’ignorais qu’il eut fait
Mavra et Persephone. Je savais qu’il avait dirige Orphee a la Biennale de Venise en 1949 mais
je ne savais pas qu’il en avait donne des executions de concert.
L’opera est termine sauf le court Prelude que je suis en train de composer ; il n’y aura pas
d’ouverture. J’ai encore beaucoup de travail car Boosey &amp; Hawkes grave le piano-chant et je
recois sans cesse des epreuves a corriger d’Allemagne.
Je compte bien que nous nous verrons a Venise… Mais quelle agitation nous attend la-bas!!!Les
Theodore[s] y viendront de Suisse avec Kitty, et Milene et Andre (qui seront a Nice cet ete) y
feront aussi un saut.
Ecrivez-moi toujours chere Nadia, en me parlant un peu plus de vous-même. Je vous embrasse,
comme toujours malheureusement en toute hate.
Votre
I Str.
[P.-S.] Où avez-vous fait des conférences (sur ma musique) dont vous parlez et quand ? Et
qu’est-ce qui est devenu le beau projet de Gunsburg à Monte-Carlo ? On entend plus parler.
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                <text>Stravinsky to Boulanger
1260 North Wetherly Drive
Hollywood 46, California
Mademoiselle Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris, 9th (FRANCE)
June 13, 1951
My dear Nadia,
Your letter touched me greatly; we were all affected as well by the swift and almost unexpected
death of Koussevitzky. At the request of Time magazine, I wrote these few lines included below:
“That Serge Koussevitzky was a great celebrity, everybody knows; but that many careers were
created by his generosity, very few know.
When a man passes away those wishing to pay tribute to his memory recollect his good deeds,
the things he did most ostensibly.
Let us dwell today on those things that Serge Koussevitzky did for others without telling anyone
about it. And for these secret things let him be rewarded manifestly.”
I think my homage, limited to what is true, is in this way more sincere than many of the others
that are being published right now.
What is this pessimistic news that you’re only partially sharing with me? You seem to know
more in France about the Italian premiere of The Rake than I do here. As for myself, I have a
solid contract in my pocket with the Biennale and I will be in Italy on the scheduled dates (mid-
August) to perform it. A couple of days ago I learned officially that La Scala has agreed with the
Biennale to mount the Venetian production. But I have no other details; these Italians don’t seem
to like to write. Therefore, I would like to know more about this from you if—as your letter left
me to assume—you are collecting information from various sources. Who is saying what??? In
Italy or elsewhere about my Rake??? . . . Don't leave me in the dark.
Vera and I send you our great affection,
I Str.
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Hollywood 46, California
Mademoiselle Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris 9eme (FRANCE)
13 juin 1951
Chere [sic] Nadia,
Vos lignes m’ont beaucoup touche; nous avons tous ete egalement atteints par la disparation si
rapide et presqu’inattendue [sic] de Koussevitzky. J’ai ecrit—a la demande de Time magazine,
les quelques lignes ci-dessous:
“That Serge Koussevitzky was a great celebrity, everybody knows; but that many careers were
created by his generosity, very few know.
“When a man passes away those wishing to pay tribute to his memory recollect his good deeds,
the things he did most ostensibly.
“Let us dwell today on those things that Serge Koussevitzky did for others without telling
anyone about it. And for these secret things let him be rewarded manifestly.”
Je pense que mon hommage, limite a ce qui est vrai, est ainsi plus sincere que beaucoup de ceux
qui sont publies a cette heure.
Quelles sont ces nouvelles pessimistes dont vous me transmettez seulement quelques echos?
Vous avez l’air d’en savoir en France plus que je n’en sais moi-meme ici, en ce qui concerne la
premiere italienne du Rake. Pour ma part j’ai un solide contrat dans ma poche avec la Biennale et
je me rendrai en Italie aux dates prevues (mi-Aout [sic]) pour l’executer. J’ai appris
officieusement il y a quelques jours que la Scala se serait entendue avec la Biennale pour mettre
sur pied la production venitienne. Mais je n’ai pas d’autres details; ces Italiens semblent ne pas
aimer ecrire. Aussi aimerais-je en savoir plus long par vous si—comme votre lettre me le laisse
supposer—vous recoltez des informations de sources variées. Qui dit quoi??? en Italie ou ailleurs
au sujet de mon Rake???... Ne me laissez pas dans l’incertitude.
Vera et moi vous embrassons bien affectueusement.—
- I Str.
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                <text>Stravinsky to Boulanger
Mademoiselle Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris 9eme, France
July 27, 1951
Dear Nadia,
Just a letter in response to the questions you sent me in your letter from Fontainebleau on July
21, received just now.
I leave here July 30 and will be in New York (Hotel Lombardy, 111 East 56th Street, New York
22, N.Y.) from August 2 to August 7, on which date I embark on the SS Constitution (American
Export Lines) to arrive in Naples on August 15.
I will be in Milan until September 3 (c/o Scala or Hotel Duomo)
Following that, Venice (c/o Biennale or Hotel Bauer-Grunwald)
The premiere I’m conducting is on September 8; afterward two other performances, the 10th and
the 12th, under an unknown director, probably someone from [La] Scala (I have recommended
Markevitch, but it appears that will not work out).
After the shows I will probably make recordings of [The] Rake, but where? . . . (Venice or Milan) .
. . and when exactly? . . . I have no idea.
Afterward I have a pair of concerts in Milan at the Scala on the 27th and 28th of September.
Then October 8: Cologne (Oedipus Rex);
October 14: Baden-Baden;
October 21: Munich (the new Oedipus Rex with Cocteau)
I must reboard the SS Constitution in Genoa or Naples the 29th or 30th of October to come back
to New York for November 7.
See you soon.
In all haste, I am very affectionately,
Your
Igor Stravinsky
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                <text>Stravinsky à Boulanger
Mademoiselle Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris 9eme (France)
27 juillet 1951
Chere Nadia,
Juste ces lignes en response aux questions que vous me posez dans votre lettre de Fontainebleau
du 21 juillet, recue a l’instant.
Je pars d’ici le 30 juillet et serai a New York (Hotel Lombardy, III East 56th Street, New York
22, N.Y.) du 2 Aout au 7 Aout, date a laquelle j’embarque sur le SS « CONSTITUTION »
(American Export Lines) pour arriver a Naples le 15 Aout.
Je serai a Milan jusqu’au 3 septembre (c/o Scala or Hotel Duomo)
Ensuite Venise (c/o Biennale ou Hotel Bauer-Grunwald)
La premiere que je dirige est le 8 septembre ; ensuite deux autres spectacles, le 10 et le 12, sous
une direction inconnue, probablement quelqu’un de La Scala (j’avais recommande Markevitch
mais parait-il ca ne marche pas).
Apres les spectacles il est probable que je ferai des enregistrements du Rake, mais ou ?...(Venise
ou Milan)… et quand exactement ?...Je n’en sais rien.
J’ai ensuite une paire de concerts a Milan a la Scala les 27 et 28 Septembre.
Puis le 8 octobre : Cologne (Oedipus Rex);
Le 14 Octobre : Baden-Baden;
Le 21 Octobre: Munich (de nouveau Oedipus Rex avec Cocteau) ;
Je dois reprendre le SS « CONSTITUTION » a Genes ou Naples le 29 ou le 30 Octobre pour
rentrer a New York le 7 Novembre.
A bientôt.
En toute hate je vous embrasse bien affectueusement,
Votre,
Igor Stravinsky
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Excelsior Napoli
August 22, 1951
Dearest Nadia,
I received your telegraph upon my arrival.
Thank you! Unfortunately, the “air conditioning” on the SS Constitution wished me a case of
pneumonia, Yes! A very good local doctor took agressive measures = penicillin (strong doses)
and at the end of this week (August 26) I am going to Milan (Hotel Duomo) to start to work.
Théodore's family is here close by.
Very, very affectionately,
I Str
P.S. Vera has had horrible, unending bronchitis this whole time!!
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Excelsior Napoli
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Dearest Nadia
A mon arrivée ici, votre cable.
Merci ! Malheureusement l’ « air contioning [sic]» de notre SS « Constitution » m’a voulu une
pneumonie, Oui ! Un très bon docteur d’ici a pris des mesures energiques = penicillin [sic]
(fortes doses) et fin de cette semaine (le 26 août) je vais à Milan (Hôtel Duomo) pour
commencer à travailler.
Les Théodores sont ici près de nous.
Je vous embrasse très, très affectueusement,
I Str
P.S. Vera a eu pendant ce temps une bronchite à tant cesser !!
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                <text>Stravinsky to Boulanger
1260 N. Wetherly Drive
Hollywood 46, California
Miss Nadia Boulanger
36 rue [B]allu
Paris, 9th
France
January 18, 1957
Always happy to have a short note from you, if only to ask me to support your students' access to
scholarships.
It is, of course, OK for the Hindu and the Dane
How are you doing?
Here everything is, for the moment, following its normal course.
Have you photographed the microfilms I sent with Bob in November for you [?]* If yes—be an
angel and send them back to me with someone who’s on their way to the United States. This film
is very, very difficult to obtain, and I would like to make some reproductions here.
My most affectionate wishes, my dear Nadia,
I. Str
[P.S.] * That of Schütz—Webern.
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Stravinsky à Boulanger
1260 N. Wetherly Drive
Hollywood 46, California
Miss Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris, 9eme
France
18 janvier 1957
Toujours heureuse [sic] d’avoir un petit mot de vous, ne serait-ce que pour me demander
d’appuiez [sic] l’accès à la bourse de vos élèves.
Evidemment c’est OK pour l’hindou et le danois
Comment allez-vous vous-même ?
Ici tout [suit] pour le moment au cours normal.
Avez-vous fait la photo des microfilms que je vous avais envoyé [sic] en Novembre avec
Bob.* Si oui—soyez un ange et renvoyez-moi-les par quelqu’un qui se rend au Etats
Unis. C’est un filme [sic] très très difficile à avoir et je voudrais faire ici quelques
reproductions
Chère Nadia, je vous embrasse bien affectueusement.
I. Str
*Celui de Schutz—Webern.
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                <text>Stravinsky to Boulanger
Santa Monica, Calif.
Miss Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris, IX
France
May 12, 1957
My dear Nadia,
This is to tell you I received your letter of April 16 and as always—no time for letters.
Boulez made an excellent impression on all of us: a musician of the first order, highly intelligent,
he has good manners and is probably a generous man. His Marteau sans maître, which he
conducted so well here, is an admirably well-ordered score, in spite of all the auditory and visual
complications (counterpoint, rhythm, tempo). Without being too familiar with Boulez's music, I
find it, frankly, preferable to many other things from his generation.
I never received the microfilm (Isaak-Webern) that you had promised me from George Sachs
who was supposed to come to the United States this Easter. We haven't heard anything about it.
Just spoke with Nica Nabokov who will have returned to Paris when you read these lines.
Telephone him to get the latest news.
Please respond.
Love,
I. Str
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Miss Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris, IX-eme
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12 mai 1957
Chere Nadia,
C’est pour vous dire que j’ai bien recu votre mot du 16 avril et comme toujours—pas de
temps pour des lettres.
Boulez nous a fait tous une excellente impression : musicien de tout premier ordre,
hautement intelligent il a des bonnes manieres et probablement est un homme genereux.
Son Marteau sans maitre qu’il a si bien dirige ici est une partition admirablement
ordonnee malgre toutes les complications (contrepoint, rythme, mesure) [audible] et
lisible [sic]. Sans me sentir familier avec cette musique de Boulez je la trouve
franchement preferable a bien des choses de sa generation.
Je n’ai jamais recu le microfilm (Issak-Webern) que vous m’aviez promis par George
Sachs qui devait venir a Paques aux Etats Unies. On a rien entendu d’elle.
Viens de parler avec Nica Nabokov qui sera rentre a Paris lorsque vous lirez ces lignes.
Telephonnez-lui pour avoir des nouvelles toutes fraiches.
R.S.P [sic]
Love,
I. Str
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                <text>Stravinsky to Boulanger
Hollywood
March 2, 1958
Thank you, thank you, dear Nadia, for your letter—I am very appreciative, believe me.
We are going to Venice (certainly to Bauer) on July 29, embarking for New York on board the
Cristoforo Colombo (which hit a whale between Genoa and Naples very recently). Threni (or
Lamentations after the Vulgate) upon which the composition touches near the end, will be
performed at the Scuola San Rocco under my direction around September 20; then I conduct
Oedipus and Le Sacre and on Sept 24 I leave with my whole ensemble for Switzerland, where I
am conducting Threni from Sept 25 to 29 in Geneva, Berne, Bâle, and Zurich. As for the desired
allocation for the Lili Boulanger Fund: OK.
Poor Marie-Blanche. I am thinking of her and I sympathize with your grief because I know you
were great friends.
I have as well just learned of a death that has greatly affected me—that of Alexandre Piovesan of
the Venice Biennale, he couldn’t have been more than forty years old!
Affectionately yours,
I. Stravinsky
�</text>
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Stravinsky à Boulanger
Hollywood
2 mars 1958
Merci, merci, chere Nadia, de votre lettre – j’en suis tres sensible, croyez-le[-]moi.
C’est a Venise (certainement au Bauer) que nous allons le 29 juillet en s’embarquant a
New York au bord de Cristoforo Colombo (qui avait cogne une baleine entre Genes et
Naples tres recemment). Threni (ou Lamentations d’apres le Vulgate) dont la
composition touche vers la fin, passe a la Scuola San Rocco sous ma direction autour du
20 septembre ; je dirige ensuite Œdipe et le Sacre et le 24 sept. je pars avec tout mon
ensemble en Suisse ou je dirige Threni du 25 au 29 sept. a Geneve, Berne, Bale, et
Zurich. OK pour le Lili Boulanger Fund quant a l’attribution desiree.
Pauvre Marie Blanche. Je pense a elle et je sympathise avec votre chagrin car, je sais,
vous avez ete des grandes amies.
Je viens aussi d’apprendre une mort qui m’a beaucoup affligee—celle d’Alexandre
Piovesan de la Biennale de Venise, un homme de 40 ans a peine !
Affectueusement à vous,
I. Stravinsky
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Berkley
7 avenue Matignon
Rond-Point des Champs-Elysées
Paris, VII
Tel: Balzac 02.24
Telegram Address: Berkleyeb Paris 45
Mademoiselle Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris, IX
November 13, 1958
My very dear Nadia,
I was at your house today, but nobody was there. Too bad, I send you all my heartfelt love.
Attached is a note for Bruno Gillet that I ask you to give to him,
Love,
I Str
�</text>
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Stravinsky à Boulanger
Berkley
7 avenue Matignon
Rond-Point des Champs-Elysées
Paris . VIIè
Tél Balzac 02.24
Adr. Télég. Berkleyeb Paris 45
Mademoiselle Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris, IX
Colisee (8è) 1958
13 novembre 1958
Très chère Nadia,
J’étais chez vous aujourd’hui, mais personne n’était la [sic]. Tant pis, je vous embrasse
de tout cœur.
Ci-joint un mot à Bruno Jillet[sic] que je vous prie de lui remettre,
Love
I Str
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Los Angeles California
Miss N. Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris, IX
France
February 25, 1959
My dear Nadia,
Your letter is infinitely precious to me.
This wound that I have carried now for twenty years still and always needs kindness.
Thank you, very dear Nadia
With all my heart,
Yours,
I Str.
�</text>
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Stravinsky à Boulanger
Los Angeles, California
Miss N. Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris, IXeme
France
25 février 1959
Ma chère Nadia,
Votre lettre m’est infiniment précieuse.
Cette plaie que je porte voila [sic] vingt ans a [sic] toujours encore besoin de sympathie.
Merci, très chère Nadia
De tout cœur,
Votre
I Str.
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