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Type of the document	Letter
Sender	Šafránek, Miloš
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Sender‘s location	Prague
Send date	22.10.1963
Recipient	Rybka, Frank
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Language	Czech
Owner of the source	Centrum Bohuslava Martinů v Poličce
Call number at IBM	Ryb 1963-10-22

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Content	Since his operation in 1961, Miloš Šafránek has been doing very well physically, and mentally, due to his work on the book about Bohuslav Martinů, he has been doing well. His Czech book on BM was received with enthusiasm. He is writing a new book on BM and preparing another on BM theatre. He has already had reviews of the English version of the book (soon to be published in London by Allan Wingate) from English musicologists, praising the book as "invaluabe" [invaluable], John Clapham [English musicologist, expert on A. Dvorak] wrote in The Music Review Martinů's Instrumental Style. The MŠ is asking for information in order to prepare another book on BM. The following is a list of information requested by the School. It is in particular the programme of the BSO concert on 12.12.1945, where BM writes about his III. SYMPHONY, contact details of BM's students and the address of Mrs Huguette Clark.
Total number of leaves	2
Number of pages bearing text	4
Fixation	Handwriting

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Quality of digitisation	Professional
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Adler, Peter Herman

Clapham, John

Clark, Huguette

Clark, William Andrews

Dushkin, Samuel

George, Earl

Janáček, Leoš

Martinů, Bohuslav

Rybka, Doris

Trkanová, Marie

Zighera, Bernard

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Allan Wingate - Hamlyn

Berkshire Music School

Boston Symphony Orchestra

Consulate General of France, New York City

New York Public Library

Princeton University

The Music Review

Composition as subject

What Men Live by [auth.], H 336

Symphony No. 3 [auth.], H 299

The Marriage [auth.], H 341

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