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                <text>Théodore Strawinsky to Boulanger
Geneva
November 20, 1970
Very dear Friend,
Once again your note upset me. No, I did not know anything about this interview or, rather,
pseudo-interview: When I think about this summer when we saw my father in Evian every day,
he was totally incapable of associating two ideas or two sentences in a row, having never even
understood that he was in Evian and no longer in New York! But the drama that surrounds him is
so great nothing surprises me . . .
Would you be so kind as to give me—by return mail if possible—the reference of the journal
that published the text and the date it came out, so that I might find it?
You understand us, I know, and you know how much all this tears us apart. Thank you
wholeheartedly. How I would love to see you!
Denise and I send our love and all of our deepest affection,
Théodore
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Théodore Strawinsky à Boulanger
Genève
20 novembre 1970
Chère grande Amie,
Une fois de plus votre mot me bouleverse. Non, je ne sais rien de cette interview ou
plutôt pseudo-interview : quand je pense que cet été où nous avons vu mon père à Evian
chaque jour, il était totalement incapable d’associer deux idées ou deux phrases de suite,
n’ayant même jamais compris qu’il était à Evian et non plus à New York ! Mais le drame
est si grand autour de lui que tout me parait possible…
Auriez-vous la grande bonté de me donner—par retour de courrier si possible—la
référence, c. à. d. la revue qui a publié ce texte et la date de la parution, afin que je puisse
le procurer.
Vous nous comprenez, je le sais, et vous savez combien tout cela nous déchire. Merci de
tout cœur. Comme j’aimerais vous voir !
Nous vous embrassons, Denise et moi, avec toute votre profonde affection.
Théodore
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                <text>Denise Stravinsky to Boulanger
Geneva
April 21, 1971
Dear Nadia,
Théodore wants to think of nothing but the deliverance, thank God, of his beloved father. With
marvelous courage, he offers to God his pain as a son, and he confronts the whole situation,
certainly with pain, but with a spirit that will keep its serenity. As much in New York as in
Venice, we have constantly felt your faithful friendship, love, and the admiration that you have
had for our dear father. For Théodore and for me as well, I say to you, our great and dear Friend,
thank you for your prayers, for your constant thoughts, and your comforting friendship. I am
attaching to this letter a text that Théodore wrote just a month ago (and dedicated it to you), and I
would ask you be so kind as to have it read to you. I find it admirably refreshing, pure, and,
today, so upsetting. It is to accompany an album of records [that were] edited in Japanese in
Japan. We have to send it back to Tokyo at the beginning of May, but Théodore, according to his
contract, is free to have it published wherever he wants beforehand.
Given the tragic events, we wondered if it wouldn’t be an opportune moment to publish this text
in France, without delay, in an important newspaper and we thought about [Le] Figaro, in the
weekly literary insert. But unfortunately, we no longer know anyone! Nobody. In Geneva they
would take it right away, but the circulation would be too limited. If the text resonates with you,
dear Nadia, could you suggest to whom we should possibly address it, and better yet, could you
yourself speak to the Editor?
We have a series of contemplative photos of my dear father-in-law amid the members of his
family that (as is the case with Théodore’s text) shows a little-known side of Strawinsky that the
children would be happy to see returned to its [rightful] place, since, for a long time, [people]
have been working to erase the memory of a family life that was so deep, so true, so beautiful,
and which is engraved in the hearts of Igor and Catherine’s children, hearts which today have
been so painfully hurt.
I am ashamed to take your precious time, but I know you will forgive me.
Allow us to send you all our love along with our deep and grateful affection.
Denise
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                <text>Denise Stravinsky à Boulanger
21 avril 1971
Genève
Chère Nadia,
Théodore ne veut penser qu’à la délivrance, remercier Dieu pour son bien aimé père. Sa
douleur de fils il l’offre avec un merveilleux courage et il affronte toute la situation, avec
douleur certes mais avec une âme qui veut garder toute sa sérénité. Votre fidèle amitié,
l’amour et l’admiration que vous aviez pour notre cher père, nous les avons constamment
sentis présents tout à New York qu’à Venise. Pour Théodore et pour moi aussi, je vous
dis, chère grande Amie, merci de vos prières, de vos constantes pensées, de votre
réconfortante amitié. Je joins à ces lignes un texte que je vous demanderais d’avoir la
bonté de vous faire lire, que Théodore a écrit il y a un mois à peine (et vous l’avait
dédié). Je le trouve admirable de fraicheur, de pureté, et aujourd’hui combien
bouleversant. Il soit accompagné un album de disques édité au Japon, en japonais. Nous
devons la remettre à Tokio [sic] début mai, mais Théodore, d’après son contrat, est libre
de la faire paraître avant et où il veut.
Étant donné les tragiques événements nous nous sommes demandé s’il ne serait pas
opportun de faire paraître ce texte, sans tarder, en France, dans un journal important et
nous avons pensé au Figaro dans la feuille littéraire hebdomadaire. Mais nous n’y
connaisseur, hélas ! plus personne. A Genève ou [sic] le prendrait tout de suite, mais la
diffusion en est trop limitée. Si le texte trouve en vous, chère Nadia, un écho, verriez-
vous la possibilité soit de nous dire à qui nous adresser soit, et mieux encore, en parler
vous-même à la Rédaction ?
Nous avons une série de photographies méditer [sic] de mon cher beau-père au milieu de
siens qui (comme la texte de Théodore) montre une figure de Strawinsky peu connue et
que les enfants seraient heureux de voir remise à sa place puisqu’on travaille depuis déjà
longtemps, à faire oublier une vie familiale qui fut si grande, si vraie, si belle, et qui est
gravée profondément dans le cœur, aujourd’hui si douloureusement blessé, des enfants
d’Igor et Catherine Strawinsky.
Je suis confuse de vous prendre votre temps si précieux mais je sais que vous me
pardonnerez.
Permettez-nous de vous embrasser avec notre profonde et reconnaissante affection,
Denise
*Accompagnée l’article de Théodore Strawinsky : « Igor et Catherine Strawinsky mes
parents au cœur de mes souvenirs d’enfant »
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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
joie et gratitude.
Toujours votre,
Nadia B.
P.-S. Mais quels [illisible] peine à savoir ces souffrances et ne [illisible] pour vous.
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Dear Théodore,
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Nadia B.
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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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36 rue Ballu 9th
Telephone: Trinité 57-91
November 22, 1956
My dear Friend,
I didn’t want to bother you, but nevertheless I can’t go on without telling you my thoughts. I have
so much to tell you. You in Warsaw, which was one of the reasons for the Festival and the
Canticum here. I haven’t seen the reviews, [which I understand are] a bit harsh, but the
musicians understood, at least the ones who are musicians.
With fond wishes, I am your
Nadia B.
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36 rue Ballu 9è
Téléph : Trinité 57-91
22 novembre 1956
Mon cher Ami,
N’ai pas voulu vous importuner, mais pourtant ne puis demeurer plus longtemps sans
vous dire ma pensée. Aurais tant de choses à vous raconter. Vous à Varsovie ce qui était
une des raisons du Festival, et le Canticum ici, n’ai pas vu les critiques, peu méchant,
mais les musiciens ont compris, ceux du moins qui sont des musiciens.
Je vous embrasse et suis votre
Nadia B.
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Geneva
September 23, 1969
My dear and great Friend,
A single line from your letter tells us what you think, but what you tell us about it overwhelms
us…and you wrote to us by hand! Thank you from the bottom of my heart! You understand the
tragedy of the situation. When I wanted to go see my dear Father on June 18 for his birthday
after his operation (double operation) in New York, I received a response from Vera asking me
not to come for the moment . . . I don’t want to add any commentary, but you can imagine my
pain. My dear Father can no longer react, but he is perfectly aware of it and suffers profoundly
from it, that I know. I am close to him through prayer—with you, dear Nadia, we are close to
him, but [only] through prayer—and I thank you from the bottom of my heart that I can write
these lines to you.
Denise and I express to you our deepest commitment.
Your
Théodore
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Chère grande Amie,
Une seule ligne de votre lettre nous parle de votre vue, mais ce que vous nous en dites
nous bouleverse…et vous prenez la plume pour nous écrire ! Merci du fond du cœur !
Vous comprenez le tragique de la situation. Lorsque j’ai voulu aller voir mon cher Père le
18 juin pour son anniversaire, après son opération (double opération) à New York, j’ai
reçu en réponse un cable de Vera me demandant de ne pas venir pour le moment…Je ne
veux ajouter aucun commentaire mais vous devinez ma douleur. Mon cher Père ne peut
plus réagir mais il en est parfaitement conscient et en souffre profondément, ça je le sais.
Je suis près de lui par la prière, nous sommes, avec vous chère Nadia, près de lui, mais
par la prière et je vous remercie du fond du cœur de pouvoir vous écrire ces lignes.
Denise et moi vous disons notre profond attachement.
Votre,
Théodore
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Hotel Astoria
103 rue Royale
Brussels, Belgium
Monsieur Igor Stravinsky
1260 North Wetherly Drive,
Hollywood 46
California
U.S.A.
January 24, 1970
My friend,
On Wednesday we have the Requiem Canticles here. You can imagine how I felt, hearing at last
this work that has for so long been in my heart and in my thoughts. It seems that it was prepared
with [illegible] attention and love. My fond wishes to Vera and to you, and give my best to Bob.
Yours, always,
Nadia B.
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Boulanger à Stravinsky
Hôtel Astoria
103 rue Royale
Bruxelles, Belge
Monsieur Igor Stravinsky
1260 North Wetherly Drive, N.
Hollywood 46
Californie
E.U.A.
24 janvier 1970
Mon ami,
Mercredi Requiem Canticles ici—vous imaginez mon émotion, entendre enfin l’œuvre
qui est depuis longtemps dans mon cœur et dans mon esprit. Il semble qu’elle soit
préparée avec l’attention et l’amour [illisible]. Je vous embrasse, Véra et vous, et dis bien
des pensées à Bob.
Toujours votre,
Nadia B.
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36 rue Ballu
Paris IX
Tel. Tri. 57-91
November 24, 1964
My Friend,
I will be with you on Saturday with such great loyalty and emotion. I see everything again, as if
it were yesterday...
Words are pointless, we know what lives in our hearts, protected by silence.
I’ve returned—from Monaco—days of intense sadness, and yet so luminous. I knew Pierre of
Monaco very well and loved him a great deal. Everything he left behind will help us live despite
what he takes with him.
I don’t know if you could have known that he was truly so secret, so alone, and yet so rich.
The Foundation held on so tightly to the hope that this project would be realized, the only one
that appeared to me as the most beautiful, most appropriate [one], so everything is under
consideration again. But I believe their budget will not permit them to plan for what hasn’t been
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I am, as always, with you, and I believe I understand you, see you, and always love you with all
my heart,
Nadia B
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24 novembre 1964
Mon Ami,
Avec quelle fidélité et quelle émotion je serai avec vous samedi. Je revois tout, comme si
c’était hier…
Les mots sont vains, nous savons ce qui vit dans nos cœurs, protégé par le silence.
Suis rentrée—Monaco—ces jours d’une si grande tristesse, si lumineux pourtant. J’ai
bien connu, beaucoup aimé Pierre de Monaco, tout ce qu’il laisse aidera-t-il a [sic] vivre
en dépit de tout ce qu’il emporte.
Je ne sais si vous avez pu savoir qu’il était vraiment, si secret, si seul et pourtant si riche.
La Fondation tenait tant à la réalisation de ce projet, le seul qui me paraissait et le plus
beau et le plus juste que tout est encore à l’examen. Mais je crois que leur budget ne leur
permet pas d’envisager ce qui n’est pas discuté mais dépasse les disponibilités.
Je suis, comme toujours, avec Vous, et je crois que vous entends, vous vois, et toujours
vous aime de tout mon cœur,
Nadia B
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