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Type of the document	Varia
Sender	Martinů, Bohuslav
Sender (corporation)
Sender‘s location	New York, NY
Note on Sender‘s location	it was written in New York
Send date	1947
Send date note	first dated register is from September 21, 1947
Recipient	Šafránek, Miloš
Recipient (corporation)
Note on Recipient‘s location	Martinů personally gave this notes to MŠ in Paris in autumn 1956 before his leaving to Roma
Language	English
Language 2	Czech
Acquired	copy from Martinů Centre, Polička, originally from M. Šafránek collection
Owner of the source	Centrum Bohuslava Martinů v Poličce
Owner‘s call number	75/95/12
Former call number at IBM	PBM Na 32
Call number at IBM	ŠafM 1947-00-00

Content and physical description

Total number of leaves	[35]
Number of pages bearing text	38
Note	Commentary by Martinů from 1947 year, it was published in ŠAFRÁNEK, Miloš, ed.: Bohuslav Martinů - domov, hudba a svět: deníky, zápisníky, úvahy a články. 1. vyd. Praha: SHV, 1966, (str. 227-267); small differences among book and typescript version - especially in order and passages which Martinů cited from other books; according to MŠ book this diary from year 1947 consist of 43 typescript pages
Fixation	typescript, handwriting; different types of paper

Letter

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Digitisation

Quality of digitisation	Not professional black-and-white
Digitized at	IBM
Date of digitisation	2021

Location as subject

Venice

Boston, Massachusetts

France

Italy

Yugoslavia

Cologne

London

Germany

New York, NY

Paris

Polička

Prague

Russia

Spain

USA

United Kingdom

Person as subject

Bach, Johann Sebastian

Beethoven, Ludwig van

Berlioz, Hector

Brahms, Johannes

Čajkovskij, Pjotr Iljič

Coquelin, Benoît-Constant

de Roussy de Sales, Raoul

Debussy, Claude

Dēmókritos,

Dostojevskij, Fjodor Michajlovič

Dvořák, Antonín

Einstein, Albert

Eukleidés,

Foch, Ferdinand

Frank, Jerome

Freud, Sigmund

George, Earl

Hiller, Ferdinand

Hitler, Adolf

James, William

Kant, Immanuel

Kusevickij, Sergej Aleksandrovič

Lévy-Bruhl, Lucien

Lobačevskij, Nikolaj Ivanovič

Masaryk, Tomáš

Maxwell, James Clerk

Molière,

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus

Munch, Charles

Newton, Isaac

Niemann, Walter

Pascal, Blaise

Pierce, Charles Sanders

Platón,

Riemann, Bernhard

Schumann, Robert

Smetana, Bedřich

Smith, Moses

Stokowski, Leopold

Stravinskij, Igor

Tolstoj, Lev Nikolajevič

Toscanini, Arturo

Verdi, Giuseppe

Corporation as subject

Carnegie Hall, New York

Comédie-Française

New York Times

Rudolfinum

Tanglewood Music Center

Composition as subject

Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 3, H 303