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Recipient |
Recipient's Company |
First line of letter |
| [1944?.??.??] | ASCAP | An article by Larry Thompson in your issue from Se | |
| [1944].??.?? | Hollywood Citizen News | For ten years I have been your subscriber. | |
| [1944?.??.??] | UCLA | I would like to discuss this matter of having the | |
| [1944.??.??] | Who's Who | A volume: Style and Idea (selected articles and le | |
| 19[44?].??.?? | Berlstein, Alfred | NY Public Library | [not seen] |
| 19[44?].??.?? | Polnauer, Josef | Geburtstags-Canon und Brain & Heart | |
| 1944.??.?? | Powell, Lawrence Clark | UCLA | I have to inform you, that because of recently[!] |
| [1944?.??.??] | Winter, Hugo | Assoc Music Publ | You know, I consider the former contract between m |
| 1944.01.13 | American Mercury | Enclosed my check of $2.75 for the next 12 months. | |
| 1944.01.29 | Sparr, Reba | Philosophical Lib | Will you kindly excuse my failure to answer your k |
| 1944.01.30 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I am glad to hear that in Mr. Harroll you seem to |
| 1944.01.30 | Rodzinski, Artur | Philh Sym Soc of NY | I was sorry to hear today over the radio, that you |
| 1944.02.04 | Small, Arnold | I don't think I can finish the "Fundamentals of Co | |
| 1944.02.06 | Steuermann, Edward | Brilliant performance you surpassed yourself | |
| 1944.02.08 | Carter, John | British Info Services | Your letter from January 18, 1944 was mailed to Un |
| 1944.02.08 | Russell, Thomas | LPO | The above letter to Mr. Carter is supposed to expl |
| 1944.02.08 | Stokowski, Leopold | I do not know where you live. You need not hide -- | |
| [1944.02.08] | Stokowski, Leopold | NBC | Very enthusiastic about excellent performance and |
| 1944.02.12 | Taylor, Deems | ASCAP | I herewith apply for reclassification into a highe |
| 1944.02.13 | Brunswick, Mark | ISCM | Thank you very much for informing me about the spl |
| 1944.02.18 | Steuermann, Edward | Ich habe dir schon von Miss Silvers erzählt. | |
| 1944.02.20 | Ryan, Wm. B. | Earle C. Anthony, Inc | We, Arthur Lange, Arnold Schoenberg, Alexander Tan |
| 1944.02.22 | Yates, Peter | Evenings on the Roof | I [am] greatly pleased by your plans to present ne |
| 1944.03.02 | Rachmaninoff Fund | Glad to join artists advisory committee if honorin | |
| 1944.03.07 | Greissle, Felix | When will you answer my letter and telegram? | |
| 1944.03.11 | Nichols, C.A. | Biog Ency of the World | Enclosed you find on two sheets data of mine, a co |
| 1944.03.23 | LA Philharmonic | We, Arnold Schoenberg, Alexander Tansman and Arthu | |
| 1944.04.07 | Engel, Carl | Schirmer | For almost seven weeks I am suffering from a flu-o |
| 1944.04.07 | Greissle, Gertrud | I don't know what Mrs. Eisler wrote to you, but sh | |
| 1944.04.07 | Koussevitzky, Serge | Many thanks for awarding to me grant[!] of Koussev | |
| 1944.04.10 | Engel, Carl | Schirmer | Only to answer briefly your just arrived letter fr |
| 1944.04.10 | Sparr, Reba | Philosophical Lib | I was sick for about seven weeks and am starting n |
| 1944.04.12 | Broder, Nathan | Schirmer | I wanted to revise and correct the whole biography |
| 1944.04.14 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I return today the transparent sheets of the two p |
| 1944.04.14 | Wang, Fred Y. | G. Schirmer, Inc. 3 East 43rd Street, New York 17, | |
| 1944.04.15 | Gray, Donald H. | H.W. Gray Company | I am glad you want to publish my Variations on a R |
| 1944.04.15 | Steuermann, Edward | Thank you for your kind letter informing me about | |
| 1944.04.18 | Toldi, Julius | Would you be kind enough to accept the enclosed ch | |
| 1944.04.19 | Ency Britannica | Enclosed Year Book Coupon No. 7 and my check of $1 | |
| 1944.04.22 | Engel, Carl | Schirmer | Unfortunately the "Variations on a Recitative for |
| 1944.04.22 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Have no time to break asunder book like bound tran |
| 1944.04.25 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Upon your request, about a year ago I have sent yo |
| 1944.04.27 | Koussevitzky, Serge | Wire which compositions Koussevitzky has conduct | |
| 1944.04.28 | Greissle, Gertrud | Better postpone visit until conditions improve gr | |
| 1944.04.30 | McKay, Francis Howard | I have sent your letter to the Music Department of | |
| 1944.04.30 | Rubsamen, Walter H. | UCLA | I will not be there when this man will come to stu |
| 1944.05.01 | Winter, Hugo | Assoc Music Publ | As my seventieth birthday approaches the feeling g |
| 1944.05.02 | Engel, Carl | Schirmer | I did, in the case of Koussevitzky, what you sugg |
| 1944.05.02 | Sparr, Reba | Philosophical Lib | Slowly recovering from quite a long illness, I use |
| 1944.05.02 | Thorner, Maurice | Enclosed a copy of my letter to Associated Music P | |
| 1944.05.03 | Greissle, Gertrud | You promised to keep me informed about Arnold and | |
| 1944.05.03 | Ryan, Wm. B. | Earle C. Anthony, Inc | You remember, I could not attend the dinner and br |
| 1944.05.04 | Allen, Bennet M. | UCLA | I would certainly not vote against conferring an h |
| 1944.05.08 | Kallir, Otto | Galerie St. Etienne | Thank you for inviting me to the Sponsoring Commit |
| 1944.05.12 | Urbach, [?] | Mrs. Urbach is a very talented musician. | |
| 1944.05.15 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Don't destroy fineness by unauthorized corrections |
| 1944.05.15 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I am the last to pretend I make no mistakes. |
| 1944.05.16 | Weinrich, Carl | Princeton Univ | So many people have written me about your playing |
| 1944.05.30 | Carpenter, Patricia | I am gladly ready to teach you and to tell you abo | |
| 1944.05.30 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I have no copy of the "Full-Orchestra Version" of |
| 1944.06?.?? | Broder, Nathan | Schirmer | There are too many wrong data. I am not opposed o |
| 1944.06.03 | Thorner, Maurice | Enclosed a copy of my letter to Associated Music P | |
| 1944.06.05 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | In 69 to 70 it should be [quarter note equals dott |
| 1944.06.08 | Carter, John | British Info Services | In answering your letter from January 18, 1944, er |
| 1944.06.08 | Copland, Aaron | I assume you know that I asked Mr. Koussevitzky | |
| 1944.06.09 | Knudsen, Vern O. | UCLA | I want to apologize for my missing the meeting of |
| 1944.06.09 | Trimble, Lester | American Red Cross | Though I am very busy, but[!] because your letter |
| 1944.06.09 | Weber, Ben | Dr. Rubsamen sent me your letter. My lecture on "C | |
| 1944.06.11 | Frankenberg, Bobbe | UCLA | I would love to participate this year in the Sprin |
| 1944.06.15 | Glasser, Lee | Philosophical Lib | Enclosed is a recent snapshot. I have at pr |
| 1944[?].06.17 | Rossi, Heddy | Playhouse, The | May I be brief in order to answer at once? |
| 1944.06.17 | Smith, Moses | I am very sorry, I could not do, what you want. | |
| 1944.06.22 | Sparr, Reba | Philosophical Lib | Can send rest of material only next week stop |
| 1944.06.26 | Schoen, Max | Am Soc for Aesthetics | I am at present on sabbatical leave absence and af |
| 1944.06.27 | Adams, Robert D.W. | Univ of Kansas City | Perhaps a week before your letter arrived I wanted |
| 1944.06.27 | Munro, Thomas | I expect to attend the meeting of the American Soc | |
| 1944.06.29 | Reese, Gustave | Schirmer | In my last letter to Mr. Greissle I have already e |
| 1944.07.?? | Greissle, Arnold | I received your letter from June 30, 1944, and we | |
| [1944.07?.??] | Trimble, Lester | American Red Cross | I am sorry I can only answer you today. I have bee |
| 1944.07.01 | Sparr, Reba | Philosophical Lib | I am sorry I can send you the rest of the material |
| 1944.07.10 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I received the 2 piano version of the Piano Concer |
| 1944.07.15 | Reiner, Fritz | Pittsburgh SO | I have been informed by Mr. Felix Greissle and by |
| 1944.07.15 | Winter, Hugo | Assoc Music Publ | Enclosed a letter to Mr. Reiner which I would like |
| 1944.07.17 | Gassmann, Remi | Univ of Chicago | I thank you very much for your kind invitation for |
| 1944.07.17 | Greissle, Felix | Enclosed you find my statement that I do not ask a | |
| 1944.07.17 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | This telegram was telephoned to me today. |
| 1944.07.17 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Though my letter to Mr. Reese, by naming only the |
| 1944.07.17 | Greissle, Hermann | It is true, I am not a very industrious writer of | |
| 1944.07.17 | List, Kurt | Listen Magazine | I hoped I might be able to send you a better pictu |
| 1944.07.22 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | It seems my retirement from UCLA, in September, mu |
| 1944.07.25 | Glasser, Lee | Philosophical Lib | "Music of Tomorrow" does not fit to my book.[!] |
| 1944.07.29 | Twa, Andrew J. | May I confess (1) that I resent your statements ab | |
| [1944].08.01 | Bach, David Josef | Yesterday I said to my wife: Dr. Bach must have al | |
| 1944.08.04 | Stokowski, Leopold | The duration of my Second Chamber Symphony must, a | |
| 1944.08.08 | Winter, Hugo | Assoc Music Publ | If you are ready to make a contract about reprinti |
| 1944.08.09 | Burgin, Richard | Very pleased about program and Mrs. Sprague Coolid | |
| [1944?.08.09? | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Above is my answer to the following telegram: "Pla |
| 1944.08.16 | Wolfsohn, Georg | It is really wonderful that you were remembering m | |
| 1944.08.18 | Adams, Robert D.W. | Univ of Kansas City | (1) Unfortunately the greater part of my answers t |
| 1944.08.18 | Khuner, Felix | I received your letter from August seventh already | |
| 1944.10.23 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I have heard Koussevitzky's performance of my |
| 1944.08.21 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Miss Dika Newlin (626 M.C. Avenue, East Lansing, M |
| 1944.08.23 | Benedict, H.H. | UC | I am to retire this year, and, according to the ad |
| 1944.08.26 | Gassmann, Remi | Illness obstructs definitive acceptance though dat | |
| 1944.08.27 | Downes, Olin | I would like to have this suggestion printed in | |
| 1944.08.29 | Nachod, Hans | At first let me thank you cordially for your congr | |
| 1944.08.31 | Munro, Thomas | Am Soc for Aesthetics | I am sorry, I must cancel my lecture. I intended t |
| 1944.09?.?? | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Accept Los Angeles. Only Chicago spring whether |
| 1944.09.04 | Benedict, H.H. | UC | Thank you very much for your kind reply to my lett |
| 1944.09.06 | Powell, Lawrence Clark | UCLA | I am very pleased about your intention of preserva |
| 1944.09.19 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | As I have not yet received the following items, I |
| 1944.09.20 | This is to certify that I have asked Robert D. W. | ||
| 1944.09.20 | Glasser, Lee | Philosophical Lib | Since I sent you the rest of the essays for the bo |
| 1944.09.23 | Brentano's Booksellers to the World | Upon the order of Mr. Hans Eisler, 689 S. Amalfi D | |
| 1944.09.24 | Mahler, Alma | seit zehn Tagen plage ich mich damit, einen Brief | |
| 1944.09.28 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I hope in November the weather will still be good |
| 1944.09.28 | Schirmer, Gustave | Schirmer | I have made plans for founding a "Record of the Mo |
| 1944.09.29 | Lundberg, O. | UC Berkeley | I do not understand why I should pay much more tax |
| 1944.10.03 | Adler, Oskar | For more than a week I tried composing a letter of | |
| 1944.10.03 | Coolidge, Elizabeth Sprague | For more than a week I tried composing a letter of | |
| 1944.10.03 | Greissle, Gertrud | For more than a week I tried composing a letter of | |
| 1944.10.03 | Hanna, Irene | For more than a week I tried composing a letter of | |
| 1944.10.03 | Harrison, Lou | Modern Music | Your congratulation to my anniversary[!] was one o |
| 1944.10.03 | Hilb, Emil | For more than a week I tried composing a letter of | |
| 1944.10.03 | Mahler, Alma | For more than a week I tried composing a letter of | |
| 1944.10.03 | Nachod, Hans | For more than a week I tried composing a letter of | |
| 1944.10.03 | Newlin, Dika | For more than a week I tried composing a letter of | |
| 1944.10.03 | Partos, Ödön | For more than a week I tried composing a letter of | |
| 1944.10.03 | Reich, Willi | [not seen] | |
| 1944.10.03 | Slonimsky, Nicolas | Eine sehr geistreiche Idee, Ihre Kanons über die M | |
| 1944.10.03 | Stein, Erwin | For more than a week I tried composing a letter of | |
| 1944.10.03 | Steuermann, Clara | For more than a week I tried composing a letter of | |
| 1944.10.03 | Stiedry, Fritz | I am sorry to say, that all the letters I received | |
| 1944.10.03 | Strang, Gerald | When will you come again to Los Angeles? | |
| 1944.10.03 | Thomson, Virgil | NY Herald Tribune | I feel I must finally do, what I intended long ago |
| 1944.10.03 | Weiss, Adolph | ich darf nicht vergessen, dir auch für Deine Tätig | |
| 1944.10.03 | [various] | For more than a week I tried composing a letter of | |
| 1944.10.08 | Gradenwitz, Peter | I just see that I have to answer some points of yo | |
| 1944.10.09 | Lederman, Minna | Modern Music | I could not write this earlier. I hope it arrives |
| 1944.10.11 | Mann, Thomas | The great delay of this letter and of my thanks is | |
| 1944.10.12 | Korngold, Julius | Es ist schade, daß mein Vortrag "Komposition with | |
| 1944.10.13 | Adams, Robert D.W. | Excuse the delay--this letter was mixed among many | |
| 1944.10.16 | Davenport, Frank | At present I am not teaching classes, but I consid | |
| 1944.10.16 | Steuermann, Edward | Thanks for your congratulations. There will be soo | |
| 1944.10.17 | Hoffmann, Richard, Sr. | Excuse me for calling you "uncle" - the title whic | |
| 1944.10.22 | Koussevitzky, Serge | Excellently played Variations found it very beauti | |
| 1944.10.23 | Gassmann, Remi | Univ of Chicago | As my health--knock on wood--has improved during r |
| 1944.10.23 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I have heard Koussevitzky's performance of my Vari |
| 1944.10.23 | Kolisch, Rudolf | Today I dared order railroad tickets for our trip | |
| 1944.10.24 | McKelvey, Raymond G. | Sou Cal Cncl of Inter-Am Aff | I am glad to accept your kind invitation to serve |
| 1944.10.26 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | At least the order in which Mr. Wallenstein tells |
| 1944.10.28 | Gassmann, Remi | Univ of Chicago | It is only a few days since I wrote you I feel I c |
| 1944.10.28 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | First, I have to tell you that I can not come to N |
| 1944.10.28 | Kolisch, Rudolf | This morning I decided I cannot make these trips, | |
| 1944.10.29 | Reiner, Fritz | Pittsburgh SO | You are perfectly all right with your criticism ab |
| 1944.10.30 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | This is promising, the interest of the OWI in my " |
| 1944.11.01 | Miles, Russell H. | Univ of Illinois | It seems to me your question can not be answered w |
| 1944.11.03 | Sparr, Reba | Philosophical Lib | I am sorry I could not answer you earlier. |
| 1944.11.06 | Greissle, Felix | I can not see anything wrong with the sample page | |
| 1944.11.13 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I long to see the Full Orchestra Version, opus 43B |
| 1944.11.13 | Winter, Hugo | Assoc Music Publ | I received your birthday congratulations and you r |
| 19[4?]4.11.14? | Bird, Remsen D. | Occidental College | [ilg.] |
| 1944.12.01 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Enclosed a) six sheets containing the voice part f |
| 1944.12.02 | Frankenstein, Alfred V. | SF Symphony | Thank you for informing me about Mr. Monteux's per |
| 1944.12.03 | Moe, Henry Allen | Guggenheim Foundation | Miss Dika Newlin has attended at[!] University of |
| 1944.12.03 | Reese, Gustave | Schirmer | As my check did not arrive today, I wonder whether |
| 1944.12.03 | Sessions, Roger | You would not believe how fast time passes when yo | |
| 1944.12.04 | Lederman, Minna | Modern Music | I wonder whether your December issue has already b |
| 1944.12.08 | Czernin, Ferdinand | Austrian Action | ich bin mit großem Vergnügen bereit, alles was in |
| 1944.12.09 | Dyer, Joseph H. | SF Symphony | Thanks for invitation-accepting for fee of dollar |
| 1944.12.21 | Fischer, Gottfried Bermann | It seems I started a little too late--Ihnen kann i | |
| 1944.12.21 | Fischer, Gottfried Bermann | It seems I started a little too late--Ihnen kann i | |
| 1944.12.22 | Winter, Hugo | Assoc Music Publ | I am terribly busy and working very hard. |
| 1944.12.28 | Glière, Reinhold | Congratulating and wishing you many more years of | |
| 1944.12.28 | Glière, Reinhold | This year I was as young as you are now and I know | |
| 1944.12.31 | Thorner, Maurice | I want to write a letter to this retirement Dept. |
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