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                <text>Boulanger to Stravinsky
Ecoles d’art américaines
Fondation reconnue d’utilité publique
New York Office: Fontainebleau Schools, 122 East 58 St. N.Y. 22
Conservatoire de musique – Ecole des beaux-arts
Palais de Fontainebleau
Le Directeur du Conservatoire
June 18, 1962
Very dear Igor,
Soon will be the birthday the entire world celebrates yet does not know how to celebrate enough.
But once again I find myself near you in Hollywood—but also in Paris—I believe I’m sharing
some of your views toward the Past, some of your silence in the Present, and your view of the
new possibilities the material offers you and your mind.
I don’t dare tell you what leads me always to this struggle before you, one that has no beginning
and no end. In it I see your pain, your wounds, your aspirations, and I repeat, from the bottom of
my heart, “May Peace be with you.”
Your burden is heavy if it brings with it light, and I believe I feel and understand. I love you so
much.
I send you all my love, I say to you thank you, and I hear you wherever you may be, always
there,
Your
Nadia B
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Boulanger à Stravinsky
Ecoles d’art américaines
Fondation reconnue d’utilité publique
Bureau New-York : Fontainebleau Schools, 122 East 58 St. N.Y. 22
Conservatoire de musique – Ecole des beaux-arts
Palais de Fontainebleau – Le Directeur du Conservatoire
18 juin 1962
Très cher Igor,
Bientôt cet anniversaire que le monde entier célèbre et ne saurait assez célébrer. Mais,
moi, je me retrouve, près de vous, à Hollywood—mais aussi à Paris— je crois partager
certains de vos regards vers le Passé, certaines de vos silences dans le Présent, et votre
perception de la nouvelle possibilité que vous offre la matière, et votre esprit.
Je n’ose vous dire ce qui m’ément[sic] toujours devant cette lutte avec vous-même qui
n’a commencement ni fin. J’y vois aussi vos peines, vos blessures, vos aspirations—et je
vous redis, du plus profond de mon cœur, « que la Paix soit avec vous ».
Votre fardeau est lourd, s’il est porteur de lumière, et je crois sentir, et comprendre. Je
vous aime tant.
Je vous embrasse, je vous dis merci, et je vous entends où que vous soyez, toujours là,
Votre,
Nadia B
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                <text>Boulanger to Théodore Strawinsky
[No Date] [1962]
Dear Théodore,
Sorry I still haven’t written you. I am so shaken up. I spent Sunday afternoon with your Father—
surprising strength, enthusiasm and tenderness. The worry he creates for himself, for Denise, for
you, for Kitty. Perhaps he seems to remain silent, but he lives with those who are his life and
every detail remains engraved—all hidden in a seemingly contradictory appearance, but
nevertheless rooted within.
His impressions, his trip, this return to his childhood, his sense of modesty, his way of saying
nothing but what he wants to, and how the words must veil or divulge. It is true, he walks with
difficulty, it’s the only time where one can see the signs of the shocks he has undergone. His
spirit is young, alive, innovative, mobile, and what clairvoyance, what conviction as well, which
sometimes creates incontrollable, spontaneous reactions.
Unfortunately, I must hurry, I can spare anything but time, but I am with you, sharing in your
hopes, your expectations, knowing the weight of your intense patience.
Give Denise my love and know, both of you, that my thoughts never leave you. Thank you
again.
Yours,
NB
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Boulanger à Théodore Strawinsky
[sans date] [1962]
Cher Théodore,
Pardon de ne pas vous avoir écrit encore. Suis si bousculée. Passé l’après-midi de
dimanche avec votre Père, étonnant de force, d’enthousiasme et de tendresse. Le souci
qu’il se fait pour Denise, pour vous, pour Kitty. Peut-être semble-t-il rester silencieux
mais il vit avec ceux qui sont sa vie et chaque détail resté gravé. Tout cela caché, en
apparence contradictoire, et pourtant si enraciné.
Ses impressions, son voyage, ce retour à son enfance, sa pudeur, son art de ne dire que ce
qu’il veut, et comment les termes doivent voiler ou découvrir. Il est vrai, il marche mal,
c’est le seul moment où l’on voit des signes de chocs qu’il a subis, l’esprit est jeune, vif,
novateur, en mouvement, et quelle clairvoyance, quelle conviction aussi qui crée parfois
des réactions d’une spontanéité incontrôlables.
Hélas il faut aller vite, je ne dispose de rien comme temps mais suis avec vous partageant
vos espoirs, votre attente, sachant le poids de cette patience si longue !
Embrassez Denise et sachez tous deux que ma pensée ne vous quitte pas. Merci encore.
Votre
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July 25, 1964
Dear Théodore,
I was going to write to thank you for the news about Denise when the news from Hollywood
deeply upset me. I want to hope that this forced rest is not too worrisome a sign, but we are all
sad, naturally.
All my love to you and Denise. I am so happy to think she’s finally nearly through such a long,
terrible hardship.
And as always, I send love to you both and Kitty,
Nadia B.
P.S. Sorry for this typed letter, just a bit of rest!
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Boulanger à Théodore Srawinsky
25 juillet 1964
Cher Théodore,
J’allais vous écrire pour vous remercier des nouvelles de Denise quand les nouvelles de
Hollywood m’ont bouleversée. Je veux espérer que ce repos forcé n’est pas un signe trop
inquiétant mais naturellement nous sommes tous tristes.
Je vous embrasse, j’embrasse Denise. Je suis si heureuse de penser qu’elle est enfin à la
veille de sortir de sa terrible et si longue épreuve.
Et comme toujours, je suis toujours très tendrement avec vous deux et Kitty.
Nadia B.
P.-S. Pardon de cette lettre à la machine, un peu de repos !
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November 24, 1964
Dear Théodore,
Thank you for your thoughtfulness, it is kind [of you] at a very painful time. Prince Pierre was so
close, so necessary, [he has left] a very deep emptiness.
But I am happy to know that you are finally at home. I hope so much that Denise truly feels
better.
Saw your Father in Berlin. His new work is moving was very beautiful—he himself is full of
ideas, of conviction, but it’s sad that his physical state weighs so heavily on him. I was so happy
to have spent those few hours with him. His joy about the new house is extraordinary. [He has]
the enthusiasm of someone whose future lies before him, yet . . . He knows, but he acts, lives,
and feels with a heightened acuity, as if he has nothing more to lose. A very beautiful courage
and inner strength. You have told me nothing about Kitty, are you also preoccupied? How I think
of you both, of your Mother, of Mika, on the 28th!
All my love,
Nadia.
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24 novembre 1964
Cher Théodore,
Merci de votre pensée, elle m’est douce à un moment très douloureux. Le Prince Pierre
était si proche, et si nécessaire, vide très lourd.
Mais je suis heureuse de vous savoir enfin chez vous, j’espère tant que Denise se sent
vraiment mieux.
Vu votre Père à Berlin, nouvelle œuvre émouvante très belle, lui, plein d’idées, de
conviction, mais triste son état physique lui pèse tant. Quel bonheur d’avoir passé ces
quelques heures avec lui, sa joie de la nouvelle maison est extraordinaire, l’ardeur d’un
être qui a l’avenir devant lui, et pourtant…Il sait, mais il agit, vit, et sent avec une acuité
accrue, semble-t-il ne plus rien perdre. Très beau de courage, de force intérieure. Vous ne
me dites rien de Kitty, êtes-vous aussi préoccupé ? Que je pense à tous deux, à votre
Mère, à Mica, le 28 !
Je vous embrasse.
Nadia.
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September 21, 1968
Dear Théodore,
I will be passing through Geneva on the 7th, maybe the 8th, [and] would like so much to see you.
(Not free for lunch on the 7th!) I think so faithfully of you, of Denise, of over there. A friend
who saw your Father in NY found him well. What joy, what joy that he is able to travel.
Fond and tender wishes,
Nadia B.
P.S. Paris the 27th [en route to]Winterthur, [then] I’ll be at the Montreux Palace on the 5th.
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Cher Théodore,
Serai de passage à Genève le 7 peut-être le 8 voudrais tant vous voir (pas libre pour
déjeuner le 7 !) pense si fidèlement à tous, à Denise, à là-bas, un ami qui a vu votre Père à
NY l’a trouvé bien. Quelle joie, quelle joie qu’il puisse voyager.
Je vous embrasse bien tendrement.
Nadia B.
[P.-S.] Paris le 27 pour Winterthur serai le 5 au Palace Montreux
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October 19, 1968
Dear Théodore,
What sadness in your letter, how sad it is to think of such a glorious, very old man who is
battling with death, even more with illness, the decline it brings, all seen by a mind still so lucid
it is capable of measuring his suffering, weakness, weariness, and the body’s rejection.
How much I think of you, of Denise who is suffering as well, of this helplessness where you both
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difficult road.
The ceremony on Thursday was very moving and to feel that her name was there where she lived
a whole part of her life was, for me, very sweet. [Now people will] become aware of her work,
and I can greet death with tranquility. Her memory will not be abandoned!
I send you all my most tender love. May God keep you,
Nadia B.
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Cher Théodore,
Que de tristesse dans votre lettre, que de tristesse à la pensée du très vieil homme si
glorieux qui lutte avec la mort, plus encore avec la maladie, la déchéance qu’elle amène,
vues par un esprit encore si lucide que sa souffrance mesurant la faiblesse, la lassitude et
les refus du corps.
Combien je pense à vous, à Denise si éprouvée aussi, à cette impuissance où vous êtes
tous deux que faire, que dire, qu’espérer ? Que Dieu soutienne ceux qui passent par un si
dur chemin.
La cérémonie de jeudi a été très émouvante et de sentir que son nom est là où elle a vécu
toute une partie de sa vie m’est très doux. Et puis on prend conscience de son œuvre, et je
vois arriver le départ avec tranquillité. Son souvenir ne sera pas abandonné !
Je vous embrasse tout deux bien tendrement. Dieu vous garde.
Nadia B.
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[September 20, 1969]
Dear Théodore,
How I think of you! Your Father’s tragedy is still here, yet already absent. And is he aware of
this, does he suffer, what relief does he receive from the only relief possible? Such anguish in
these questions. And the Almighty, is He believed in, recognized? Our hearts are linked, my
prayers joined to yours in the faith and mercy of God.
To Denise and you in deepest commitment,
Nadia B.
P.S. Hope you can read this, my eyes are dying, sorry.
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[sans date] [20 septembre 1969]
Cher Théodore,
Que je pense à vous ! Cette tragédie de votre Père, encore là et déjà absent. Et cet
inconnu sait-il, souffre-t-il, quels secours reçoit-il du seul secours possible ? Tant
d’angoisse dans ces questions. Et l’impuissance, croit-on là-bas, le verrait-on ? En union
de cœur avec vous, mes prières jointes aux vôtres et la confiance en la miséricorde de
Dieu.
A Denise à vous en profond attachement.
Nadia B.
[P.-S.] Espère pourrez lire, mes yeux en voie d’extinction pardon
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September 29, 1969
Your letter is overwhelming, dear Théodore, is there nothing to be done? Because it raises
critical issues.
I am so near to you,
N.
P.S. Can you send Milène’s address to me at rue Ballu?
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Boulanger à Théodore
29 septembre 1969
Votre lettre est bouleversante, cher Théodore, ne peut-on rien tenter ? Car il se pose des
problèmes cruciaux.
Suis si près de vous.
N.
[P.-S.] Pouvez-vous m’envoyer rue Ballu l’adresse de Milène.
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December 21, 1969
Dear Théo,
Your heart-wrenching letter haunts me. I know, I understand and am so near to you. Perhaps the
light of Christmas will brighten things up over there and support you. I send my love to you and
Denise. Do not worry, I see almost nothing anymore but I am well and work with joy and
gratitude.
Always yours,
Nadia B.
P.S. But what [illegible] trouble it is to know these sufferings and not [illegible] for you.
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Boulanger à Théodore Strawinsky
21 décembre 1969
Cher Théo,
Votre déchirante lettre me hante, je sais, je comprends et suis si près de vous. La clarté de
Noël va peut-être illuminer là-bas et vous soutenir. Je vous embrasse Denise et vous.
Soyez sans inquiétude, je ne vois à peu près plus mais me porte très bien et travaille avec
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Toujours votre,
Nadia B.
P.-S. Mais quels [illisible] peine à savoir ces souffrances et ne [illisible] pour vous.
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May 8, 1970
Dear Théodore,
How kind of you and Denise to have written me.
Death’s great mystery is around your Father, and whatever his faith and our submission may be,
it is certainly a painful time in its stress and severity.
I am with you constantly and send all my love,
NB.
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Boulanger à Théodore Strawinsky
8 mai 1970
Cher Théodore,
Que vous êtes bons, Denise et vous, de m’avoir écrit.
Le grand mystère de la mort est autour de votre Père, et quelle que soit sa foi et notre
soumission, c’est un moment bien douloureux dans son anxiété et sa gravité.
Je suis avec vous constamment et vous embrasse de tout cœur.
NB.
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