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                <text>Boulanger to Stravinsky
[Undated]
My dear Friend,
I believed I knew the Canticum by heart, and the Variations. All that was left for me was to hear
everything. I know that we bore you, we love you too much and without purpose. But our worth
is so small beside yours. That night in San Marco warmed my heart. I felt you so alone, and
never so alone, and our sorry tenderness was only bothersome. But I believe I truly understand
this music.
God bless you, you who gives so much, and forgive me for not being able to stop myself from
sending you these lines.
Fond wishes
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[sans date]
Mon cher Ami,
Je croyais connaître le Canticum par cœur—et les variations. Il me restait tout à entendre. Je sais
nous vous ennuyons, nous vous aimons trop et inutilement, mais notre mesure est si petite à coté
[sic] de la votre [sic]. Mon cœur s’est serré le soir de San Marco—je vous ai senti si seul, à
jamais si seul—et nos pauvres tendresses ne sont qu’encombrants. Mais je crois que cette
musique, je la comprends vraiment.
Dieu vous bénisse vous qui nous donnez tant—et pardon de ne pas pouvoir ne pas vous envoyer
ces lignes.
Je vous embrasse
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36 rue Ballu, 9th
Telephone: Trinité 57-91
Mr. and Mrs. Igor Strawinsky
c/o Mrs. A. Sachs
The Ritz Hotel
Place Vendôme
December 1, 1956
You are going to spend a few hours in Paris, my dears, and I am stuck here in this clinic. What
can I say? The inevitability of the situation makes me so deeply sad.
I send my love and am with all my heart your
Nadia B.
Many prayers to God for you, you fight with such immense courage, but this does not surprise
me. May He grant you His Saintly protection.
[P.S.] Just now, Théodore, whom I called, relayed to me what Dr. Gilbert said. I am delighted the
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Boulanger à Stravinsky
36 rue Ballu 9è
Téléph : Trinité 57-91
Monsieur et Madame I. Strawinsky
Aux bons soins de Madame A. Sachs
Hôtel Ritz
Place Vendôme
1 décembre 1956
Vous allez passer quelques heures à Paris, mes très chers, et je suis immobilisée, à la
clinique. Que dire. C’est une fatalité qui m’est un profond chagrin.
Je vous embrasse, de tout mon cœur je suis votre,
Nadia B.
Et tant de prières vont vers Dieu pour vous qui luttez avec un tel courage, trop grand,
mais qui ne surprend que bien peu. Qu’Il vous ait en Sa Sainte Garde.
A l’instant Theodore qu[e] j’ai appelé me raconte ce que lui a dit le Docteur Gilbert. Quel
bonheur que ce concert à Rome ait été si beau. J’espère que vous en avez eu le sentiment,
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February 1, 1971
Dear Théodore,
Your distressing letter affected me so painfully. All that is happening at the moment is
unbearably heartbreaking, and we would like to think it untrue. I am with you with all my heart,
in prayer for him and for those capable of such an act. May God have pity on their misery. We
cannot.
Lovingly yours,
Nadia
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Boulanger à Théodore Strawinsky
1 février 1971
Cher Théodore,
Votre bouleversante lettre m’atteint bien douloureusement. Tout ce qui se passe en ce
moment est déchirant insupportable et l’on voudrait croire invraisemblable. De quel cœur
je suis avec vous, en prière pour lui et pour ceux capables d’un tel acte. Que Dieu ait pitié
de leur misère nous ne pouvons pas.
Je vous embrasse,
Nadia
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1260 North Wetherly Drive
Los Angeles 69, California
Miss N. Boulanger
36 rue Ballu
Paris IX
France
June 10, 1964
Very touched, dear Nadia, by your letter for me of June 18—thank you!
We leave tomorrow to conduct a concert on June 13 in Red-Rocks, close to Denver. The 14th we
fly to New York and then on to London on the 15th where for two weeks I am recording my
R[ake’s] Progress with Columbia. The 28th or the 29th I’ll conduct my Bach Variations and my
Symph. of Psalms at Oxford (Bach Society)—then back to U.S.A. I just wanted you to be up to
date on our plans as much as possible.
Your
I Str.
[P.S.] We bought the Baroness of Erlanger’s house. Immense amount of work to repair
everything. This year (with so many trips), composing, the house (we are not selling the one
where we live. I like it too much—it's been twenty-four years!).
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Miss N. Boulanger
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Paris IX
France
10 juin 1964
Très touché, chère Nadia, de votre mot pour moi 18 juin—merci !
Nous partons demain pour un concert à diriger aux Red-Rocks près de Denver le 13 juin.
Le 14 nous volons à New York par revoler le 15 à Londre où pendant deux semaines
j’enregistre avec Columbia mon Rex [Rake’s] Progress. Le 28 ou le 29 dirige à Oxford
(Bach Society) mes Bach Variations et ma Symph. des[sic] Psaumes—puis back to USA.
Je voulais seulement que vous soyez au current [sic] de nos plans les plus près.
Votre
I Str.
[P.-S.] Nous avons acheté la maison de la Baronne d’Erlange. Immense travail de
reparation de tout. Cette année (avec très ces voyages), composition, maison (nous ne
vendons pas celle où nous vivons. Je l’aime trop—il y a 24 ans !)
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Paris IX
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April 11, 1960
Easter has nearly arrived now—it seems to me that I haven’t written to you in a very long time,
my dear Igor, and yet I miss you more than I know how to say. But, in truth, I am slightly afraid
of inflicting on you a useless letter full of my effusions—and what’s more, I know how to listen
to you without daring to speak to you. Perhaps because I admire you so much, I am acting silly.
A lot of disappointing concerts this winter—with many of the attempts showing both
powerlessness and self-confidence at the same time. Out of clumsy hands and weak minds came
a bunch of derivative, inadequate tricks and stuff. But it would only take one work and one will
to put everything back in order.
You cannot imagine how angry I was at myself for not written to you at the start of March—that
month which is marked by such real pain for you.
I know, I know that the years change the outward appearance of what we allow to be seen, but
the wounds never close.
Her photograph is here, near to me—the light given off by her being will never be
extinguished—and . . . I know that She always prays for us.
I send my love and miss, more than you can know, the times which are now so far away, and
during which we were so close. Yet what seems to have changed has not changed the essential
[the essence of our bond]. And then, you are—and that is enough. With all my heart,
Your
Nadia
[P.S.] Best wishes for the household.
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36 rue Ballu
Paris IXè
Tel: Tri 57-91
11 avril 1960
Et nous voila bien près de Pâques—il me semble que je ne vous ai pas écrit depuis bien
longtemps, mon cher Igor, et vous me manquez pourtant plus que je ne sais vous le dire.
Mais, en vérité, j’ai un peu honte de vous infliger la lecture inutile de mes effusions—et
de plus, sais vous écouter sans oser vous parler. Peut-être qu’à force d’admiere [sic] on
deviant [sic] bête.
Beaucoup de concerts décevants cet hiver—avec des tentatives qui ma[r]quent à la fois
l’impuissance [sic] et l’outrecuidance. Entre des mains malhabiles et des esprits sans
force, un ramassis d’emprunts, de trucs et de pauvretés. Mais il suffit d’une œuvre et
d’une volonté, pour tout remettre en place.
Vous ne pouvez [pas] vous imaginer combien je m’en veux de ne pas vous avoir écrit en
début de mars—ce mois qui marque pour vous de si présente [sic] douleurs.
Je sais, je sais que les années changent l’apparance [sic] que nous laissons voir [sic], mais
pas la blessure qui jamais ne se ferme…
La photographie est là, près de moi—la lumière répandue par un être ne s’éteint pas avec
lui—et…je sais qu’Elle prie toujours pour nous.
Je vous embrasse, regrette plus que vous ne pouvez [sic] le savoir ce temps déjà lointain
durant lequel nous étions si proches—pourtant, ce qui paraît changer ne change pas
l’essentiel. Et puis, vous êtes—et cela suffit. De tout mon cœur, à vous,
Nadia B.
[P.-S.] tant de pensées autour de vous.
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                <text>Stravinsky to Boulanger
1260 North Wetherly Drive
Hollywood 69 California
Miss Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu, Paris
December 11, 1966
My Dear,
No time to write to you properly. Excuse me.
1) Variations dedicated to the memory of Aldous Huxley has nothing to do with his work. The
months that this composition took me [to write] were the months when dear Aldous left us
(throat cancer) and it was only natural that I dedicated this work to his memory. Of the rest, I am
certain (and this does not discourage me) that this music would mean nothing to him (or would
displease him) because what he liked was romantic and classical music, to which my
composition is very much foreign.
2) I am no longer going to give concerts in Paris after the public’s and the press’s affront at the
premiere of my Threni, conducted by myself in one of Boulez's concerts. This decision is final.
3) Moreover, let’s not forget that André Malraux—who (very naturally) is organizing an official
event for the centenary of the great Baudelaire—had said not long ago that he considers music to
be a secondary art. It would thus be ridiculous to impose on him (Minister of Public Instruction)
pieces of a secondary art on such an important occasion.
Those are the three things I wanted to say to you in response to your kind letter of December 4.
Despite this “business” letter, I wish to underscore my friendship and best wishes, with which
you are already familiar.
Yours,
I Str.
P.S. Very touched by your letter in memory of my dear little girl.
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Miss Nadia Boulanger
36 rue Ballu, Paris
11 décembre 1966
Chere,
Pas de temps pour vous ecrire convenablement. Excusez.
1) Variations dedie a la mémoire de Aldous Huxley n’a rien a faire avec son œuvre. Les
mois que cette composition m’a pris furent les mois ou cher Aldous quittait sa vie (cancer
de la gorge) et il n’etait que naturel que je dedicasse ce travail a sa mémoire. Du reste je
suis certain (et cela ne me decourage pas) que cette musique ne lui dirait rien (ou lui
deplairerait) car ce qu’il aimait etait la musique romantique et classique, dont ma
composition est tres etrangere.
2) Je ne vais plus donner des concerts a Paris apres l’affrond du publique et de la presse a
la premiere de mes Threni dirige par moi-meme dans un des concerts Boulez. C’est
definitif cette decision.
3) D’autre part, ne l’oublions pas, que Andre Malraux qui (tres naturellement) organise
une manifestation officielle pour le centenaire du grand Beaudelaire avait declare il n’y a
pas longtemps qu’il considere la musique un art secondaire. Il serait donc ridicule de lui
(Ministre de l’instruction Publique) imposer pour une si important occasion des pieces
d’un art secondaire.
Voila les troi[s] choses que je tenais a vous dire en reponse a votre bonne lettre du 4
decembre.
Malgre cette lettre « d’affaire » je tiens a vous renouveler mes affections les plus
cordiales que vous connaissez.
Votre
I Str.
P.-S. Tres touche par vos lignes a la mémoire de ma chere fille.
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Ecoles d’art américaines
Fondation reconnue d’utilité publique
Bureau New York: Fontainebleau Schools, 1083 Fifth Avenue, New-York, N.Y. 10.028
Conservatoire de musique
Palais de Fontainebleau
Le Directeur
36, rue Ballu, Paris IX
Monsieur Igor Stravinsky
Essex House
New York
NY
U.S.A.
Ash Wednesday [February 11, 1970]
My thoughts and prayers are united with yours.
May God keep you
Your
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Ecoles d’art américaines
Fondation reconnue d’utilité publique
Bureau New-York : Fontainebleau Schools, 1083 Fifth Avenue, New-York, N.Y. 10.028
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Palais de Fontainebleau
Le Directeur
Monsieur Igor Stravinsky
Essex House
New York
NY
USA
Mercredi des cendres [le 11 février 1970]
Mes prières s’unissent avec vôtres, et mes pensées.
Que Dieu vous garde
Votre
Nadia B.
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May 11, 1971
Dear Théodore,
A letter from Figaro deeply disappointed me, “The article is too long,” they say. I asked them to
send it back to me, and as soon as I return to Paris, I will take care of its publication. I believe the
performance of the Mass will work itself out one of these days, it has to, but . . . I want to hope.
I never leave you!
Your
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11 mai 1971
Cher Théodore,
Une lettre de Figaro m’a vivement désappointée « l’article est trop long » disent-ils, je
leur ai demandé de me le renvoyer, et dès mon retour à Paris, m’occuperai de sa
publication. Je crois que l’exécution de la Messe va se décider ces jours-ci, il faut mais…
je veux espérer.
Ne vous quitte pas !
Votre
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1260 NORTH WETHERLY DRIVE
HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA
OCTOBER 11, 1963
NADIA BOULANGER
36 RUE BALLU, PARIS
JEAN IS DEAD AND I CAN CONFIDE ONLY IN YOU THE PAIN THAT ENCOMPASSES
ALL MY THOUGHTS
IGOR
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HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA
NADIA BOULANGER
36 RUE BALLU, PARIS
11 OCTOBRE 1963
JEAN EST MORT ET C’EST SEULEMENT A VOUS QUE JE PUISSE CONFIER MA
DOULEUR QUI COUVRE TOUTES MES PENSES
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