General information
Type of the document Letter
SenderHertzka, Emil
Sender (corporation)Universal Edition
Note on Sender‘s location[Vienna]
Send date28.06.1929
RecipientMartinů, Bohuslav
Recipient (corporation)
Recipient‘s locationPolička
LanguageGerman
Former call number at IBM52/65
Call number at IBMUE 1929-06-28
Content and physical description
ContentIt follows from Martinů’s letter of 24/6 that he sent the score of the opera to Camill Hoffman in Berlin. During his stay in Berlin, Emil Hertzka will try to meet Camill Hoffman in order to be able to go over the piano reduction. He will also discuss Martinů's JAZZ SUITE with Heinrich Burkhard in Baden-Baden. As regards piano reductions, they pay 3 – 4 shillings per one page of music. They have very good arrangers who could be of assistance to him in summer. They expect the photographic copy of his SEXTET and they will provide him with some more information later on.
Total number of leaves1
Number of pages bearing text1
Fixationtypescript, inscriptions
AttachmentsThere are 2 copies of this letter in Bohuslav Martinů Institute, each of them with other inscriptions: 1) the title Jazz-Suite is underlined; 2) illegible marginal notes.
Location as subject
Baden-Baden
Berlin
Person as subject
Burkard, Heinrich
Heinsheimer, Hans
Hoffmann, Camill
Composition as subject
Jazz Suite, H 172
Sextet, H 174
Three Wishes or Inconstancy of the Life, H 175
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