| Content | He has good news for them, as he has arranged an exchange with UE, so he can give them Czech Dances for 2 pianos as Eschig wishes and UE will give something else. Now they will go to Nice for two months (from 1 April). They had better wait to release the Duo for violin and cello, he will have something better for them. He is pleased with how the oboe concerto turned out. (He knows that this work is not one of the works the publisher favours.) He has some commissions - he is writing a Sextet for clarinet, harp, piano, violin, viola and cello, and a Nonet for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, cello and double bass. He asks if they would be interested in these pieces. He would like to see an arrangement of the Oboe Concerto for piano. Asks if Eschig has written to Mrs. E. Rothwell, wife of Barbirolli. |