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BM posílá SK vánoční pozdravy. Má noty Dvojkoncertu a chtěl by, aby ho SK provedl. Považuje skladbu za jednu z jeho úspěšnějších a je z ní nadšen. Dílo vzniklo v době mnichovské krize a nese stopy úzkosti z těch těžkých chvil. Rád by SK a jeho orchestru věnoval symfonii pro příští sezónu. Chce poslat Dvojkoncert Kusevickému a ptá se kam. Dvojkoncert je pro dva smyčcové orchestry, klavír a tympány; trvá 25 minut.
BM sends Christmas greetings to SK. BM has the score of the Double-Concerto and would like for SK to perform it. He considers this powerful work to be one of his more successful compositions and is especially fond of it. It was written in 1938 during the Munich crisis, and bears the mark, the anguish of those terrible moments for his country and himself. He would like to give SK a symphonny written for SK and his orchestra for the next season. He would like to send the score of the Double-Concerto to SK. He asks what Koussevitzky's intentions are, and where to send the score. The Double-Concerto is written for two string orchestras, piano and kettledrums; it lasts 25 minutes.
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BM sends Christmas greetings to SK. He has the sheet music of the Double Concerto and would like SK to perform it. He considers the piece to be one of his more successful and is excited about it. The work was written at the time of the Munich crisis and bears traces of the anxiety of those difficult times. He would like to dedicate the symphony to SK and his orchestra for next season. He wants to send the Double Concerto to Koussevitzky and asks where. The Double Concerto is for two string orchestras, piano and timpani; it lasts 25 minutes.
BM sends Christmas greetings to SK. BM has the score of the Double-Concerto and would like for SK to perform it. He considers this powerful work to be one of his more successful compositions and is especially fond of it. It was written in 1938 during the Munich crisis, and bears the mark, the anguish of those terrible moments for his country and himself. He would like to give SK a symphonny written for SK and his orchestra for the next season. He would like to send the score of the Double-Concerto to SK. He asks what Koussevitzky's intentions are, and where to send the score. The Double-Concerto is written for two string orchestras, piano and kettledrums; it lasts 25 minutes.
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