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                <text>Stravinsky to Boulanger
Beverly Hills, California
Miss Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris, IXth
France
February 27, 1956
My very dear Nadia,
I have just read your kind letter of Feb. 21 and thank you with all my heart for having thought of
March 2.
What Halffter solicits is at the same time both touching and impossible for me. If you only knew
everything I have to do before embarking in mid-June for Europe (Greece and Constantinople for
our vacation, then concerts: Venice, Switzerland, Germany, Vienna and London, then returning
to New York for Christmas, triple concert with the Philharmonic—Rite and Persephone—and
recording Persephone with Columbia.)*
I finished my Canticum Sacrum (short, 16 minutes, and quite difficult) and now . . . proofs,
which means—corrections!
Having finished the Canticum, I have put myself to work on an instrumental version (with choir)
of J. S. Bach's Canonic Variations on Vom Himmel hoch da komm' ich her, which I have decided
to do with my Canticum in Venice along with other compositions of a religious nature: Andrea
Gabrieli, Schütz, Monteverdi, Gesualdo. The Bach Variations are taking more time than I
thought. I am going to have Bob perform them here in the Ojai Festival in May where I am
conducting my Noces. This work is interrupted by all sorts of things and right at this moment, for
at least a week, by an “abbreviated version of Petroushka” for TV cartoons, length—12 minutes.
They are making episodes of the start, of Petroushka's cell, of the Moor, one part of the
Disguises and of Petroushka's death. In brief —a potpourri; and I am doing it for money!!! Yes,
sir, it is certainly blameworthy but also excusable when one thinks of the taxes that gouge us
without pity.
*All this at the beginning of January 1957 to which a showing of Vera's paintings has just been
added. Tomorrow the showing of her work at the Santa Barbara Museum will take place . . .
Love,
I Str.
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Beverly Hills, California
Miss Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris, IXeme
France
27 fev/[19]56
Tres chere Nadia,
Je viens de lire votre bonne lettre du 21 fvr. et vous remercie de tout cœur d’avoir pense au 2
mars.
La chose que Halffter sollicite est à la fois touchante et irrealisable pour moi. Si vous sachiez
seulement tout ce que j’ai a faire avant de m’embarquer mi-juin pou[r] l’Europe (Grece et
Constantinople pour nos vacances, puis les concerts: Venise, Suisse, Allemagne, Vienne et
Londres, puis retour a New York pour Christmas, triple concert a la Philharmonie—Sacre et
Persephone—et enregistrement de Persephone avec Columbia.)*
J’ai fini mon Canticum Sacrum (court, 16 minutes, et plutot difficile) et maintenant …..
epreuves, j’entends—corrections !
Ayant termine le Canticum je me suis mis au travail d’une version instrumentale (avec chœur)
des Variations canoniques de J.S. Bach sur Vom Himmel hoch da komm’ ich her, que j’ai decide
de faire avec mon Canticum a Venise a cote d’autre composition de caractere religieux : Andrea
Gabrielli, Schutz, Monteverd[i], Gesualdo. Les Variations de Bach me prennent plus de temps
que je pensais. Je vais les faire jouer ici par Bob dans les festivals d’Ojai en mai ou je dirige mes
Noces. Ce travail est interrompu par toute espece de choses et en ce moment pour une semaine
au moins, par une « abreviated [sic] version of Petroushka » pour des dessins animes a la TV,
duree—12 minutes. On prend des episodes du debut, de la cellule de Petrouchka, du Maure, une
partie des Deguises et de la mort de Petr. Bref—un potpourri ; et je la fais pour l’argent !!! yes
[sic] sir, c’est certe blamable mais aussi explicable quand on pense aux taxes qu’on nous extirpe
sans pitie.
*Tout cela debut janvier 1957 a quoi vient de s’ajouter une exposition de tableaux de Vera.
Demain aura lieu le vernissage au musee de Santa Barbara de son exposition par la…
Love
I Str.
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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 27, 1953
Dear Nadia,
I was happy to have your letter giving me your comments on the performance of [The] Rake at
the Opera Comique.
I received word from Françoise yesterday, and I notice that your impressions were similar. All
the better. At the heart of it, it must be a good performance, but I, like you, deplore that there
were changes [that caused problems] with continuity between scenes. It is precisely what I feared
everywhere and I had finally managed to avoid in the Boston performance.
I have asked Swarzensky, from rue d’Anjou, to send me the press clippings, and I hope he will
do it.
Those who told you I was thrilled with the Boulez article are in all cases quite adept at invention.
In any case I only became aware of it eight days ago, and consequently no one has had the time
to hear about my reactions since, in any case it would suffice to read the middle of page 221 to
be sure I am not at risk of being more charmed by Boulez than he pretends to be by me.
If you have the time, I suggest you also see Souvtchinsky’s article:
Page 21: “. . . the young, contemporary music’s aspirations which are no longer with Stravinsky .
. . ”
Also page 22, note I: “Above all, it is evidently a question of Stravinsky’s great works like Le
Sacre du printemps, Les Noces, Le Rossignol.”
The Salon’s careerism continues!!! . . .
Did you receive my letter? You haven’t told me about the Cantata . . . I would like, however, to
know how they sang and played it and how it was received?
Do not be “lazy”; answer me soon.
While waiting, I send fond wishes,
I. Str.
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                <text>Stravinsky à Boulanger
1260 North Wetherly Drive
Hollywood 46, California
Mademoiselle Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris, 9eme
(France)
27 juin 1953
Chere Nadia,
J’ai ete heureux d’avoir votre lettre m’apportant vos commentaires sur l’execution du Rake a
l’Opera Comique.
Hier, j’avais recu un mot de Francoise et je constate que vos impressions son semblables. Tant
mieux. Au fond, ca devait etre une bonne execution, mais je deplore, comme vous, qu’il y ait eu
des solutions de continuite entre tableaux. C’est precisement ce que je redoute partout et avais
enfin reussi a eviter dans l’execution de Boston.
J’ai demande a Swarzensky, de la rue d’Anjou, de m’envoyer la presse et j’espere qu’il le fera.
Ceux qui vous ont dit que j’étais emballe par l’article de Boulez ont en tout cas le genie de
l’invention. D’une part je n’en ai pris connaissance qu’il y a huit jours, et par consequent
personne n’a eu le temps de connaitre mes reactions jusque la [sic], d’autre part il suffit de lire au
milieu de la page 221 pour etre sur que je risque pas d’etre plus charme par Boulez qu’il pretend
l’etre pour moi.
Si vous avez le temps, je vous suggere egalement de voir l’article de Souvtchinsky :
Page 21 : « … les aspirations de la jeune musique contemporaine qui n'est plus avec
Stravinsky… »
Aussi page 22, note 1 : « Evidemment il est question, avant tout, des grandes œuvres de
Strawinsky, comme Le Sacre du printemps, Les Noces, Le Rossignol. »
Le carrierisme de salon continue !!!...
Avez-vous recu ma letter ? Vous ne me parlez pas de la Cantate… je voudrais cependant bien
savoir comment on l’a chantee et jouee et comment elle a ete recue?.
Ne soyez pas « lazy » ; repondez-moi bientôt.
En attendant, je vous embrasse bien affectueusement,
I. Str.
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                <text>Boulanger to Stravinsky
36 rue Ballu
March 28, 1952
Dear Igor,
Pardon me, but Dr. Roth has taken the score back and made arrangements for Badet and
Désormière to do the translations. God willing they will succeed. Some passages are good, but
there are so many things to redo. After having studied the question quite closely and assessing
the difficulties, François V. had arrived at the conclusion that a good result was possible.
Fond wishes,
N.B.
[P.S.] Demand to review it before a decision is made.
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36 rue Ballu
28 mars 1952
Cher Igor,
Excusez-moi, mais le Dr. Roth a fait reprendre la partition et fait arranger la traduction par Badet
et Désomière. Dieu veuille qu’ils réussissent—certains passages sont bien mais tant de choses à
refaire. Après avoir étudié la question de très près—et mesurant la difficulté, François V. était
arrivé à la conclusion qu’un bon résultat était possible.
Je vous embrasse
N.B.
[P.)S.] Exigez de revoir avant qu’une décision soit prise
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                <text>Stravinsky to Boulanger
1260 North Wetherly Drive
Hollywood 46, California
Mademoiselle Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris, 9th (France)
September 28, 1953
Dear Nadia,
We are happy to finally have news from you. Thank you for giving me your comments on The
Rake and the Opéra Comique. I didn’t know that Beydts had died. Who will take over from him?
I had always thought the French version would be the most difficult to stage and, most certainly,
the present translation did not help to overcome these difficulties, but did quite the reverse.
Let’s hope that one day, as you imagine, we will succeed in doing better.
Soulima, back from Urbana, told me that Swarsenski (from Boosey &amp; Hawkes, rue d’Anjou) had
organized a group to present The Rake in the provinces. Is this what you are speaking of in
mentioning Tours?
Great success in Edinburgh—I have received quite a bit of feedback from there.
As for your “request,” as nice as it seems to me, I can only—unfortunately!—respond to you in
the negative, because I am absolutely overrun with work and a surplus of commitments. After
having lost about two months this summer to an operation and getting myself back on my feet, I
have just agreed to write a ballet for Kirstein-Balanchine (New York City Center). I am in the
middle of another project, I have a two-month American tour followed by a two-and-a-half-
month European tour (Rome at Easter, Turin, Switzerland, Germany, England, Lisbon). After
that, I will just have to try to catch up on the work that will have piled up.
So, my dear Nadia, please forgive me and understand.
With an affectionate kiss,
I Str.
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1260 North Wetherly Drive
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Mademoiselle Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris, 9eme
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Le 28 septembre 1953
Chere Nadia,
Nous sommes heureux d’avoir enfin de vos nouvelles. Merci de me donner vos commentaires
sur le Rake et l’Opera Comique. Je ne savais pas que Beydts etait mort. Qui va lui succeder ?
J’avais toujours pense que la version francaise serait la plus difficiles a etablir et, assurement, la
traduction presente n’a pas aide a surmonter les difficultes, au contraire.
Esperons qu’un jour, comme vous l’envisagez, on reuissira a faire mieux.
Soulima, de retour a Urbana, m’a dit qui Swarsenski (de Boosey &amp; Hawkes, rue d’Anjou) avait
organisee une troupe pour presenter le Rake en province. Est-ce de cela que vous parlez en
mentionnant Tours ?
Gros success a Edinburgh d’où j’ai eu plusieurs echos.
Quant a votre « priere », toute sympathique qu’elle me soit, je ne peux vous repondre—helas !—
que negativement car je suis absolument deborde de travail et surcharge d’engagements. Apres
avoir perdu environ 2 mois cet été a me faire operer et a me remettre en circuit, je viens
d’accepter de faire un ballet pour Kirstein-Balanchine (New York City Center), j’ai une autre
affaire en course, j’ai 2 mois de tournee americaine suivis de 2 mois ½ environ de tournee
europeenne (Rome a Paques, Turin, Suisse, Allemagne, Angleterre, Lisbonne). Apres ca, je
n’aurai qu’a essayer de rattraper tout le retard accumule.
Alors, chere Nadia, ne m’en voulez pas, et comprenez-moi.
Je vous embrasse affectueusement,
I. Str.
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910 W. Oregon
Urbana, Ill
Mlle Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris, 9th
France
September 28, 1953
Dear Nadia,
Here are my wishes for your birthday, your health and for your priceless work. May you
continue to create around you that unity of thought which is more necessary today than ever.
And it was so comforting to see you, even for such a short amount of time. So many things
weren’t said . . . At least I know that we always speak the same language, that the same values
are dear to us both.
These days I receive excellent news from my father, including the score for his Sextet (Clar.,
Horn, Bassoon, Piano, Viol, Vla, Cello). I read it and reread it, but that isn’t enough for me.
There are always great surprises for the ear with his music. Is it not that which is so often
missing from all other music? I send you fondest wishes, my dear Nadia, with all my affection.
Françoise and Jean join me in my wishes.
Your
Soulima, Str.
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Soulima Stravinsky
910 W. Oregon
Urbana, Ill
Mlle Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris, 9e
France
28 septembre 1953
Chère Nadia,
Voici vous mes vœux pour votre fête, pour votre santé et pour que votre inappréciable activité
continue à créer autour de vous cette unité de pensée plus nécessaire aujourd’hui que jamais.
Et ça été si réconfortant de vous voir, même pour de si courts instants. Tant de choses qui n’ont
pas été dites…Du moins, je sais que nous parlons toujours la même langue, que les mêmes
valeurs nous sont chères.
D’excellentes nouvelles me parviennent ces jours-ci de mon père. Parmi elles la partition du son
Sextet (Clar., Cor, Basson, Piano, Viol, Vla, Cello). Je le lis, et le relis, mais cela ne me suffit
pas. Il y a toujours avec sa musique une immense surprise de l’oreille. N’est-ce pas là ce qui
manque si souvent à toute d’autre musique ? Je vous embrasse, ma chère Nadia, de toute mon
affection. Françoise et Jean se joignent à mes vœux.
Votre
Soulima, Str.
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Hotel Hassler-Roma
Trinita Dei Monti
Miss Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris 9th
France
March 29, 1955
Dearest Nadia,
Here we are in Rome, with me in bed with a bad cold.
Would you be an angel and call for a bottle of Balsamorhinol,* which we can't find here?
Thank you for your telegram.
I will be waiting for you on the 2nd.
Love,
Str.
*French nose drops
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Trinita Dei Monti
Miss Nadia Boulanger
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29 mars 1955
Dearest Nadia,
Nous voila à Rome, moi au lit avec un gris rhume (ruhme ?).
Vous serez un ange de m’appeler un flacon de Balsamorhinol * qu’on ne trouve pas ici.
Merci pour votre bon telegramme [sic].
Je vous attend le 2
Love,
Str.
*French nose drops
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ROME
NADIA BOULANGER
36 RUE BALLY [sic], PARIS
MARCH 30, 1955
WEVE RESERVED TWO ROOMS FOR YOU EDEN HOTEL HAPPY TO SEE YOU AGAIN
STRAVINSKY
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ROME
NADIA BOULANGER
36 RUE BALLY, PARIS
30 MARS 1955
AVONS RESERVE POUR VOUS DEUX CHAMBRES EDEN HOTEL HEUREUX VOUS
REVOIR
STRAVINSKY
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Good Friday, [March 30] 1956_
My very dear Nadia,
Happy Easter to you as well!
My cantata for Venice is called Canticum Sacrum—for tenor, baritone, choir, and a large
instrumental ensemble. Not long (17 minutes), somewhat difficult (particularly for the singers’
pitches). Latin text from the Vulgate. Vocal score will probably already appear in May, the full
score—after Venice. Ask Dr. E. Roth (B&amp;H in London) to send you the second set of proofs that
I have just corrected—it will be easier, because here I have only manuscripts.
I just finished (and sent back to London) an important arrangement of J. S. Bach's Chorale and
five canonic variations—Vom Himmel hoch da komm' ich her—for instrumental ensemble and
choir. I will conduct it with my Canticum in Venice and Bob [will conduct it] here, at Ojai, in the
month of May.
Poor Marie Blanche! Was it a stroke?
Love
I Str.
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(Easter)
vendredi Saint/[19]56
Tres chere Nadia,
Bonne Paques a vous egalement !
Ma cantate pour Venise s’apelle Canticum Sacrum—pour Tenor Bariton, Chœur et grand
ensemble instrumental. Pas long (17 minutes), assez difficile (surtout pour le pitch des
chanteurs). Texte latin de la Vulgata. Vocal score paraitra probablement deja en Mai, le full
score—apres Venise. Demandez Dr. E. Roth [sic] (B.&amp;.H. a Londres) de vous envoyer la 2nde
epreuve que je viens de corriger—ce sera plus simple, car ici je n’ai que les manuscrits.
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mai.
Pauvre Marie Blanche! Était-ce un stroke?
Love
I Str.
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