General information
Type of the document Letter
SenderMartinů, Bohuslav
Sender (corporation)
Sender‘s locationNew York, NY
Note on Sender‘s location[New York]
Send date21.10.1946
RecipientMartinů, Charlotte
Recipient (corporation)
LanguageFrench
Owner of the sourceNadace Bohuslava Martinů
Former call number at IBM45/27
Call number at IBMMarC 1946-10-21
Content and physical description
ContentBohuslav Martinů informs Charlotta Martinů of the end of the strikes. It seems that the ships could set sail again tomorrow. [Jan] Löwenbach leaves on 23 [October] instead of the originally planned 15 [October] and [Jan] Masaryk is already in New York. He asked JL to ask JM to mention ChM again.
He assures her that the situation will improve and that he is awaiting her arrival. Explains that he has spoken to JL regarding Prague [the Prague Conservatory site] and he will speak to Minister [Jaroslav] Stránský.
BM has occasional headaches and dizziness but feels generally well. He assures her that he is well looked after by [Rosalie] Barstow, the Machacek family, [Alain] Divis, Mr. Svec, the Löwenbachs and the Rybkovs. He has everything he needs, including apples from Mrs Rosen.
He plans to return to Europe together. He has finished [TOCCATU E DUE CANZONI] for [Paul] Sacher, is resting and waiting for her.
Total number of leaves1
Number of pages bearing text2
Fixationhandwriting
Digitisation
Quality of digitisationProfessional

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Location as subject
Europe
New York, NY
Prague
Person as subject
Barstow, Rosalie
Diviš, Alén
Löwenbach, Jan
Löwenbachová, Vilma
Macháček, Josef
Macháčková, Marie
Martínek,
Masaryk, Jan
Rosen, Lucie Bigelow
Rybka, Doris
Rybka, Frank
Sacher, Paul
Sacher, Paul
Stevens [?],
Stránský, Jaroslav
Švec, Jan
Corporation as subject
Pražská konzervatoř
Composition as subject
Toccata e due canzoni, H 311
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