General information
Type of the document Letter
SenderMartinů, Bohuslav
Sender (corporation)
Sender‘s locationParis
Send date27.01.1929
RecipientGanzová, Josefina
Recipient (corporation)
LanguageCzech
AcquiredCzech Museum of Music
Owner of the sourceČeské muzeum hudby
Owner‘s call numberG 3079
Former call number at IBM79/12
Call number at IBMTauF 1929-01-27
Content and physical description
ContentBM has already found a translator for the opera - Mr. Hoffmann from the Berlin Legation. They are to tell Kramář that he had great success with Duo. Frak had success with the quartet in Leningrad. The Jazz Suite was in Frankfurt for the first time. I don't think anything will happen with Berizza, BM thinks he'll close. Baton wants to play Bagarre. Symphony was in America at the end of December. It was a great success at the Pitsfield Festival. Should he send another request or wait? Burkhard will arrange everything for the premiere of the opera in Berlin. He would need Soldier and Dancer to be performed in Bratislava to make a profit.
Total number of leaves1
Number of pages bearing text2
FixationHandwriting
Digitisation
Quality of digitisationNot professional black-and-white
Digitized atBohuslav Martinů Institute

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Location as subject
Baden-Baden
Berlin
Bratislava
Frankfurt am Main
Saint Petersburg
Pittsfield, Massachusetts
Prague
USA
Person as subject
Frank, Maurits
Hoffmann, Camill
Kramář, Karel
Martinů, Karolina
Nedbal, Oskar
Novák, Stanislav
Sprague-Coolidge, Elisabeth
Straram, Walther
Corporation as subject
Quatuor Calvet
Théâtre Bériza
Composition as subject
Duo for Violin and Violoncello No. 1, H 157
Jazz Suite, H 172
La Bagarre (The Tumult), H 155
Rhapsody, H 171
String Quartet No. 2, H 150
Three Wishes or Life’s Vicissitudes, H 175
The Soldier and the Dancer, H 162
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