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Date |
Recipient |
Recipient's Company |
First line of letter |
| [1942].??.?? | Guggenheim Foundation | I have heard the Guggenheim Foundation made a numb | |
| [1942?.??.??] | Who's Who on the Pacific Coast | Arnold Schoenberg, Composer, Professor of Music at | |
| 1942?.??.?? | Reed, Raymond R. | War conditions caused cancellation of several enga | |
| [1942?.??.??] | Shriver, Henry Clay | Stokowski plays Sunday February 6 Piano Concerto f | |
| 1942.01.02 | Allen, Leroy W. | UCLA | The discouraging results of this year in my Compos |
| 1942.01.17 | Grünwald, Karl | I am very sorry to hear that your circumstances ar | |
| 1942.01.17 | Reis, Claire R. | League of Composers | I thank you very much for inviting me to write a s |
| 1942.01.17 | Sternfeld-Tayle, Gisela | Frankly I do not quite understand your letter from | |
| 1942.01.24 | E.C. Schirmer Music Company | In response to your JR/bc letter from January 19, | |
| 1942.01.26 | League of Composers | 13.September 1874, WIEN, United States of America, | |
| 1942.01.28 | Mottram, H.M. | Milwaukee Friends of Mus | I accept with great pleasure the invitation to con |
| 1942.01.29 | Dorian, Frederick | Carnegie Inst of Tech | I had just written your address, when your letter |
| 1942.01.30 | Damrosch, Walter | In the interest of our art I wish there would alwa | |
| 1942.02.03 | [various] | UCLA | Upon the suggestion of Mr. Stein, I have sketched |
| 1942.02.12 | Lassner, H. | Austrian Action | Wir sind seit 11. April 1941 amerikanische Staatsb |
| 1942.02.25 | Spinner, Leopold | In a hurry: I answer only your question. 1) I do n | |
| 1942.03.05 | Halbert, Fred C. | Columbia | I received a "Royalty Statement" (Artist Royalty) |
| 1942.03.05 | Jacobs, Arthur Leslie | First Cong LA | Here is a theme for Mr. Tremblay's contrapuntal im |
| 1942.03.07 | Greissle, Felix | Copy of "Melody and Theme" sent to Gr. to make a s | |
| 1942.03.12 | Reis, Claire R. | League of Composers | Fortunately I can now already tell you what I inte |
| 1942.03.14 | Denham, S.J. | Universal Art, Inc | I am ready to grant to the Ballet Russe de Monte C |
| 1942.03.17 | Ency Britannica | I am sorry, my request for the Year Book is delaye | |
| 1942.03.17 | Winter, Hugo | Assoc Music Publ | Contents: Printed Music only 1 Exemplar, 5 Klav. S |
| 1942.03.21 | Universal Art, Inc | Because of Ballet Theatre [I] can grant exclusiv | |
| 1942.03.23 | Universal Art, Inc | Owning morally and by Universal's contract rights | |
| 1942.03.23 | Winter, Hugo | Assoc Music Publ | Owing morally and by Universal's contracts[!] rig |
| 1942.03.28 | H.W. Gray Company | I must, indeed, apologize for the great delay of m | |
| 1942.03.29 | Greissle, Felix | I sent you upon your request, at once a copy of my | |
| 1942.04.04 | Assoc Music Publ | The "Columbia Recording Company" informed me that | |
| 1942.04.16 | Buck, Gene | ASCAP | Agree to contribute to this fund by deduction of n |
| 1942.04.22 | Pendleton, Frank D. | Am Fed of Muscn | I [was] born in Vienna, Austria, September 13, 187 |
| 1932.04.29 | Wittenberg, Franz | Rechtsanwalt Spitzer | ich erhalte von Dr. Spitzer eine Rechnung über 206 |
| 1942.04.30 | Martone, Elizabeth | Columbia | Associated Music Publishers Inc. answered upon my |
| 1942.04.30 | Smith, Moses | Columbia | Though we could not reach a perfect agreement abou |
| [1942.05.??] | Thorner, Maurice | Can you understand why he cannot send my letter to | |
| 1942.05.02 | Bardas, Stefan | Carroll College | Enclosed [is] a letter from Prof. Leroy W. Allen, |
| 1942.05.12 | Roth, Wilhelm | I am with pleasure ready to join a committee prepa | |
| 1942.05.17 | Ballet Theatre | Associated Music Publishers, after having sent me | |
| 1942.05.17 | Engel, Carl | Schirmer | During my career, when I was finishing a piece I f |
| 1942.05.17 | Greissle, Gertrud | We had an extremely bad time and I hope only, that | |
| 1942.05.17 | Wittenberg, Franz | Would you, please, send this letter to the Ballet | |
| 1942.05.24 | Hutcheson, Ernest | Juilliard | In case I should take sabbatical leave from Univ. |
| 1942.05.25 | Reis, Claire R. | League of Composers | Hearing the broadcast of my Verklärte Nacht played |
| 1942.06.01 | Benedict, H.H. | UC | Professor Leroy W. Allen, Chairman of the Departme |
| 1942.06.01 | Engel, Carl | I was very much pleased about your letter from May | |
| 1942.06.05 | Reis, Claire R. | League of Composers | I am afraid, there is a mistake. You must have con |
| 1942.06.07 | Allen, Leroy W. | UCLA | I have given a great deal of careful thought to th |
| 1942.06.20 | Engel, Carl | Schirmer | You may be astonished that I delayed my answer to |
| 1942.06.22 | Curtis Publishing Company | By mistake I have paid twice for a renewal | |
| 1942.06.22 | Loeb, Lotta | Emergency Rescue Comm | For Goehr--Moore/and ASCAP, For Deutsch--Moore/A |
| 1942.06.26 | Schirmer | Received dollar 500 Many cordial thanks hope good | |
| 1942.06.27 | Frankenstein, Alfred V. | SF Chronicle | Thank you for informing me about the projected pla |
| [1942?.07?.??] | Stokowski, Leopold | Piano concerto sold to Schirmers have no influence | |
| 1942.07.14 | Grünwald, Karl | Ich muss Ihnen leider sagen, dass ich nicht in der | |
| [1942.08].?? | Greissle, Felix | Need scores containing fast legato and staccato ru | |
| 1942.08.08 | Independent Music Publ | I have just been told that you have edited a new k | |
| 1942.08.08 | Engel, Carl | Schirmer | My summer session teaching is over and I have now |
| 1942.08.08 | Levant, Oscar | I am mailing to you today the first 132 measures | |
| 1942.08.12 | Flack, Frank M. | Though I was already quite well known during Mark | |
| 1942.08.14 | Frankenstein, Alfred V. | SF Chronicle | The third (and also the fourth) string quartet is |
| 1942.08.21 | Levant, Oscar | Wire whether you received beginning of piano conce | |
| 1942.08.22 | Abraham, M.S. | Independent Music Publ | The music paper which I ordered August 8, has not |
| 1942.08.22 | Marx, Rudolf | I should have written this letter long ago. Will y | |
| 1942.08.25 | Stiedry, Fritz | I have to apologize, or rather to explain, my long | |
| 1942.08.31 | Engel, Carl | Schirmer | Accept gladly your proposition stop |
| 1942.08.31 | Levant, Oscar | Many cordial congratulations and best wishes to th | |
| [1942?.09?.??] | Reese, Gustave | Schirmer | Sales started June 28 in students stre[ilg.] |
| 1942.09.12 | Engel, Carl | Schirmer | Usually 2 or three days before my birthday I finis |
| 1942.09.12 | Levant, Oscar | I had to interrupt composing the piano concerto fo | |
| 1942.09.13 | Munro, Thomas | Am Soc for Aesthetics | I doubt that it will be possible to me to come thi |
| 1942.09.13 | Van Paassen, Pierre | Comm Jewish Army | I am enthusiastic about the fact that a Jewish Arm |
| 1942.09.19 | Engel, Carl | Schirmer | I am very sorry to learn that you are sick. |
| 1942.09.19 | Resnick, Rose | The composer of Pierrot Lunaire and other works wh | |
| 1942.09.27 | Levant, Oscar | Have airmailed seventeen pages piano concerto last | |
| 1942.09.28 | Reese, Gustave | Schirmer | Golden West Music Press photographed handwritten m |
| 1942.09.29 | Reese, Gustave | Schirmer | In order to avoid rush job I could send first two |
| 1942.09.30 | Reese, Gustave | Schirmer | Very sorry December first impossible stop November |
| 1942.10.01 | Reese, Gustave | Schirmer | I had these two pages already written, when your t |
| 1942.10.01 | Reese, Gustave | Schirmer | Satisfied with today's suggestions if full book re |
| 1942.10.02 | Stein, Erwin | Boosey & Hawkes | I found out that the very reason, why I never offe |
| 1942.10.09 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I am very frightened about the "corrections" in my |
| 1942.10.09 | Levant, Oscar | Would accept $400 cash now if you consent to pay a | |
| 1942.10.11 | Harpers Magazine | My check of $4.00 from August 4, 1942 has been cas | |
| 1942.10.12 | Engel, Carl | From various sides I was informed that Los Angeles | |
| 1942.10.13 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | The slip, which you mention in your letter from Oc |
| 1942.10.14 | Wager, Willis | Schirmer | I want to thank you and Mr. Reese most cordially f |
| 1942.10.18 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I consider to begin soon a piece, Variations for W |
| 1942.10.21 | Greissle, Felix | October 10 I received Mr. Wager's letter and the | |
| 1942.10.22 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Wire whether you received package airmailed Octobe |
| 1942.11.01 | Wager, Willis | Schirmer | Let me first congratulate you for taking successfu |
| 1942.11.10 | Brunswick, Mark | ISCM | Thanks for inviting me to cooperate in the interes |
| [1942.11.20] | Moe, Henry Allen | Guggenheim Foundation | Having been interviewed by Dr. Rubsamen for purpos |
| 1942.11.27 | Engel, Carl | Ich wollte schon so lange deinen so lieben ersten | |
| 1942.[12.??] | Strang, Gerald | Merry Christmas from the Aldrich family, no from t | |
| 1942.12.01 | Prentice-Hall, Inc | I am sorry, I have returned the book about two wee | |
| 1942.12.01 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I would like to have these analyses according to r |
| 1942.12.04 | Wittenberg, Franz | I am working as much as my eyes, which are tired f | |
| 1942.12.10 | Greissle, Gertrud | Enclosed a check of $30.00 which wants[!] to contr | |
| 1942.12.10 | Taylor, Deems | CBS | Several weeks ago I heard you speak over the radio |
| 1942.12.14 | Guggenheim Foundation | I am fully acquainted with Dr. Rubsamen's plans an | |
| 1942.12.15 | Reis, Claire R. | League of Composers | I considered seriously to accept your invitation a |
| 1942.12.16 | Wager, Willis | Schirmer | Type combination satisfactory |
| 1942.12.18 | UCLA | Application for Special Leave of Absence (for acad | |
| 1942.12.18[?] | UCLA | Application for travel expenses (to be submitted i | |
| 1942.12.20 | Munro, Thomas | Am Soc for Aesthetics | I am afraid it will not be possible for me to atte |
| 1942.12.28 | Strang, Gerald | As soon as I found your 3-color pencil, I telephon |
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