General information
Type of the document Letter
SenderHlaváč, Jiří
Sender (corporation)Dilia – Divadelní a literární agentura
Sender‘s locationPrague
Note on Sender‘s location[Prague]
Send date04.07.1977
RecipientSuchý, ?
Recipient (corporation)Dilia – Divadelní a literární agentura
Recipient‘s locationPrague
Note on Recipient‘s location[Prague]
LanguageCzech
Acquiredcopy from the archive of Dilia, folder Martinů, 2014
Owner of the sourceDilia – Divadelní a literární agentura
Call number at IBMDLA 1977-07-04
Content and physical description
ContentThe secretary from the theatre department presents the music department with the result of the negotiations on the composition MOTEL THAT DUPAL.
The theatre department wrote to Charlotte Martinů (23 May 1977), and ChM referred them to Karel Šebánek in her reply (3 June 1977). KS told them that the score (and perhaps other material) had been published by the Czech Music Fund. The writer passes on the contacts of the ČHF staff. The material was supposedly published for a concert performance of the work, which never took place. The autograph is in a museum in Polička or Prague.
The Rudyard Kipling design is still copyrighted, the heiress is represented by the London A Agency. P. Watt & Son (address given).
The writer proposes a personal meeting between the two departments as soon as the true state of the material is ascertained.
Total number of leaves2
Number of pages bearing text2
Noteletterhead Dilia; inter-office correspondence
Fixationtypescript, handwritten signature
Attachmentscopy of DLA 1977-05-23 originally attached
Digitisation
Quality of digitisationNot professional colour
Digitized atDilia
Date of digitisation2014

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Location as subject
London
Polička
Person as subject
Galušková, Milena
Jungerová, Alena
Kaljakinová, ?
Kipling, Rudyard
Martinů, Bohuslav
Martinů, Charlotte
Noam, Maggie
Šebánek, Karel
Corporation as subject
A. P. Watt & Sons
České muzeum hudby
Český hudební fond
Městské muzeum a galerie v Poličce
Composition as subject
The Butterfly that Stamped [auth.], H 153
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