General information
Type of the document Letter
SenderMartinů, Bohuslav
Sender (corporation)
Sender‘s locationNew York, NY
Send date25.01.1947
RecipientLöwenbach, Jan
Recipient (corporation)
LanguageCzech
AcquiredPamátník národního písemnictví (LA - Umělecká beseda)
Former call number at IBM2/B/12
Call number at IBMLöw 1947-01-25
Content and physical description
ContentBM sends critiques of recent performances of the works (he names them). He doesn't know about ASCAP, but he probably won't have much money with them. He's not feeling well and is in a bad mood. Wonders what his net income would be and if they have started teaching at the conservatory yet. He can't find songs (?) for Mrs. Löwenbach. He will send the documents as soon as he can move better. He has no news from the Philharmonic when they want to give (the symphony) and when they need the score. He asks how the sheet music can be copied in Prague. He has heard from home that something was played in Moscow, probably by Palenich - he is interested in details. Munch is enthusiastic about the Concerto Grosso, he will certainly want to come to Prague with it. He regrets that he will not be in Prague for Paul Sacher's concert (Double concert).
Number of pages bearing text1
Digitisation The document is not digitized. Hard copy available in Bohuslav Martinů Institute library.
Person as subject
Čejka, Antonín
Garbousova, Raya
Kusevickij, Sergej Aleksandrovič
Löwenbachová, Vilma
Munch, Charles
Páleníček, Josef
Sacher, Paul
Wiener, Josef
Corporation as subject
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Česká filharmonie
Kroll Quartet
Musicians' Guild
Pražská konzervatoř
Composition as subject
Concerto Grosso, H 263
Double Concerto, H 271
String Sextet, H 224
Sonata for Violoncello and Piano No. 1, H 277
Toccata e due canzoni, H 311
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