General information
Type of the document Letter
SenderLöwenbach, Jan
Sender (corporation)
Sender‘s locationPrague
Send date08.09.1927
RecipientMartinů, Bohuslav
Recipient (corporation)
Recipient‘s locationPolička
LanguageCzech
AcquiredCopied from CBM
Owner of the sourceCentrum Bohuslava Martinů v Poličce
Owner‘s call numberPBM Kd 192
Former call number at IBM2/A/7
Call number at IBMLöw 1927-09-08
Content and physical description
ContentYesterday he sent the score to ND Brno (without overture), piano and text today. Neumann will now look at the extract and return it to Hud. Matrix if it decides to publish. He has to look at the extract thoroughly. Scholz played the whole thing to the representatives of the Hud. Matica (Šourek, Vomáčka, Mikota), present Pujman, St. Novák, Sl. Fina. It has momentum and hopefully it will work. After listening to it he has some comments (Ostrčil was not present, but very interested) - he should pay attention to the declamation, he does not like the ending, maybe he will opt for an older version, he does not like the waltz in the first act, could it be shortened? The dedication to Talich is now dropped, it will be included in the subscription concerts later. Šolc is said to be reworking some parts of the key lift.
Total number of leaves1
Number of pages bearing text2
FixationTypescript, handwriting
Digitisation
Quality of digitisationProfessional
Digitized atBohuslav Martinů Center

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Person as subject
Ganzová, Josefina
Mikota, Václav
Neumann,
Novák, Stanislav
Ostrčil, Otakar
Pujman, Ferdinand
Šolc, Karel
Šourek, Otakar
Talich, Václav
Vomáčka, Boleslav
Corporation as subject
Hudební matice Umělecké besedy
Národní divadlo Brno
Composition as subject
The Soldier and the Dancer, H 162
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