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Recipient |
Recipient's Company |
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| 1945?.??.?? | U.S. Government | I am Arnold Schoenberg, composer of some reputatio | |
| [aft1944.??.??] | U.S. Postmaster General | In response to an appeal from my postman pointing | |
| 1945.??.?? | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Please inform Philharmonic I am unable because of |
| [1945?].??.?? | Jackson, David N. | U.S. Forces in Aust | Many thanks to you for being so kind in forwarding |
| [1945?].??.?? | Monteux, Pierre | SF Symphony | Change of Reservation not guaranteed besides diffi |
| [194?.??.??] | Paschkis, Rudolf | I think it is better if I send the affidavit for H | |
| [1945?.??.??] | Rodzinski, Artur | Without your reply. Sorry. Have to know at once wh | |
| [1945?.??.??] | Rufer, Josef | Über den vielen Dingen, die ich in diesem ersten | |
| [1945?.??.??] | Shilkret, Nathaniel | Please excuse the delay of my answer, but unfortun | |
| [1945.01].?? | Greissle, Felix | einige Freunde von [mir] [cut off] haben-- | |
| 1945.01.03 | Greissle, Felix | It is already quite a time, I did not hear from yo | |
| 1945.01.04 | Powell, Lawrence Clark | UCLA | I am very sorry, my last letter was the cause of a |
| 1945.01.04 | Ussher, Bruno David | Your letter from January 2, arrived about an hour | |
| 1945.01.05 | Gallimard, Gaston | By contract with Universal Edition, Vienna, the ri | |
| 1945.01.09 | UCLA | enclosed some gummed addresses for forwarding my m | |
| 1945.01.09 | USC | Enclosed some gummed addresses. Will you please be | |
| 1945.01.[10?] | Allen, Bennet M. | UCLA | In the Schirmer catalogue I marked the composition |
| 1945.01.10 | Seelav, Robert | Thank you for your kind letter from December 15th, | |
| 1945.01.11 | Stein, Erwin | Boosey & Hawkes | [not seen] |
| 1945.01.16 | Fischer, Gottfried Bermann | Berm.-Fisch. Verl | Under separate cover I send by air mail the origin |
| 1945.01.19 | Dyer, Joseph H. | SF Symphony | I wired today upon your request: "Waited for docto |
| 1945.01.19 | Dyer, Joseph H. | SF Symphony | Waited for doctors agreement will arrive evening |
| 1945.01.19 | McNaughton, Patton C. | UCLA | I suggest you telephone me at the beginning of nex |
| 1945.01.19 | Sheer, Leo | I have read about you in Pacific Coast Musician, a | |
| 1945.01.22 | Moe, Henry Allen | Guggenheim Foundation | I have served the Guggenheim Foundation quite a nu |
| 1945.01.24 | Rodzinski, Artur | Philh Sym Soc of NY | I enjoyed your performance of my "Ode to Napoleon |
| 1945.01.27 | American Mercury | I would like to remain a subscriber to your Americ | |
| 1945.02.?? | Akad für Mus u Kunst | The memoranda of Dr. Max Graf, Bruno Walter and (e | |
| 1945.02.02 | Dyer, Joseph H. | SF Symphony | Will arrive Tuesday February sixth about six P.M., |
| 1945.02.03 | Greissle, Gertrud | Wir haben für Felix einen elektrischen Rasier-Appa | |
| 1945.02.10 | Jaffie, Bob | UCLA | I thank you most cordially for inviting me to atte |
| 1945.02.12 | List, Kurt | Listen Magazine | Only these three of my works: Transfigured Night, |
| 1945.02.13 | Putterman, David J. | As much as I would like to compose the "Mi Chomach | |
| 1945.02.13 | Stuart, Nellie Marie | Oberlin Cons | I have to excuse the great delay of my answer to y |
| 1945.02.14 | Rathburn, Eldon | If you think I can in one lesson be of any help to | |
| 1945.02.15 | Crain, Hal D. | Los Angeles Conservatory | I am sorry about the delay of my reply to your let |
| 1945.02.20 | Czernin, Ferdinand | Austrian Action | Inliegend meine Reaktion zu den Memoranden, die Si |
| 1945.02.21 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Enclosed a list of errors in the large version of |
| 1945.02.21 | Monteux, Pierre | SF Symphony | Let me at first tell that I enjoyed the nice time, |
| 1945.02.22 | Eckertsen, Dean E. | Thank you for your nice letter, telling me besides | |
| 1945.02.22 | Mills, Rodney | In order to study with me you have to know at leas | |
| 1945.02.22 | Moe, Henry Allen | Guggenheim Foundation | Will you, please, excuse the delay of my answer: I |
| 1945.02.28 | NYU | May I gladly recommend Miss Clara Silvers for a gr | |
| 1945.03.08 | Fischer, Gottfried Bermann | Berm.-Fisch. Verl | I want to use the opportunity of having got in con |
| 1945.03.08 | Kallir, Otto | Galerie St. Etienne | Beiliegend die signierten zwei Exemplare der Liebe |
| 1945.03.09 | Dyer, Joseph H. | SF Art Com | Much delayed but nevertheless most cordially I wan |
| 1945.03.09 | Frankenstein, Alfred V. | SF Chronicle | Thank you for sending me the photo. |
| 1945.[03].11 | Engel, Carl | Schirmer | That is going to be a very complicated letter: and |
| 1945.03.19 | Kallir, Otto | Galerie St. Etienne | Thank you for your kind answer and the suggestions |
| 1945.03.23 | Rodzinski, Artur | Philh Sym Soc of NY | A letter and the original manuscript of the canon |
| 1945.03.26 | Bach, David Josef | I will certainly answer your letter very soon. But | |
| 1945.03.30 | Goldschmied, Rudolf | If I am not mistaken (and I am sure I am not) you | |
| 1945.03.30 | Greissle, Gertrud | Today only very briefly, because I am afraid I wou | |
| 1945.04.02 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | On March 23 I sent this by airmail to Rodzinski. |
| 1945.04.03 | Tribune, Alexander | Agree most cordially. Inform Berthold Viertel | |
| 1945.04.04 | Monteux, Pierre | SF Symphony | Smaller String section desirable perhaps eight sev |
| 1945.04.05 | Bank of America | I have been informed that the late Mark Sandrich's | |
| 1945.04.08 | Stein, Erwin | Today I must ask you to forward the enclosed lette | |
| 1945.04.10 | Monteux, Pierre | SF Symphony | I have received a telegram from Mr. Milhaud who he |
| 1945.04.10 | Violin, Moritz | Only to inform you that just now I have written in | |
| 1945.04.14 | Chávez, Carlos | Ready to rent only existing score and parts Orches | |
| 1945.04.17 | Simson, Otto | Univ of Chicago | Will arrive April 30 7:30 AM by Stratosphere pleas |
| 1945.04.19 | H.W. Gray Company | I am writing to you in behalf of Dr. Arnold Schoen | |
| 1945.04.20 | Morse, Rose | Philosophical Lib | In a few days you will receive from my lawyer, Mr. |
| 1945.04.20 | Spinner, Leopold | I have received your Overture and I was very pleas | |
| 1945.04.24 | Goldschmied, Rudolf | On March 30 I wrote you an airmail letter, congrat | |
| [1945?.05?.?? | Weinrich, Carl | It is one of the basic principles of my instrument | |
| 1945.05.02 | Gunn, George W. | Univ of Wyoming | I had at least three pupils with the name of Kelle |
| 1945.05.03 | Violin, Moritz | Upon your request I wrote a letter to Mr. Monteaux | |
| 1945.05.04 | Philosophical Lib | Having been sick for a week am affraid[!] of fu | |
| 1945.05.08 | UC | In response to your letter from April 27, 1945, I | |
| 1945.05.09 | Kallir, Otto | Galerie St. Etienne | Besten Dank für Ihren Brief, dessen Fragen ich zue |
| 1945.05.14 | Sproul, Robert Gordon | UCLA | Your letter regarding the intention of the Regents |
| 1945.05.15 | Rojas Garcidueñas, José | Orq Sinf de Méx | Your telegram from May 11 to Greissle/Schirmer was |
| 1945.05.17 | Harris, Roy | U.S. Off of War Info | It is only a very small number of the music of Ame |
| 1945.05.18 | Benedict, H.H. | UC | Enclosed the signed application. I understood I ha |
| 1945.05.27 | Kallir, Otto | Galerie St. Etienne | Ich sende morgen per Air-Express an Sie: |
| 1945.05.27 | Rojas Garcidueñas, José | Orq Sinf de Méx | I received your telegram only after two o'clock, S |
| 1945.05.28 | Rojas Garcidueñas, José | Orq Sinf de Méx | Air Express twenty eight dollars but no insurance |
| 1945.06.04 | Munro, Thomas | Am Soc for Aesthetics | I was sick, which might excuse the delay of my ans |
| 1945.06.05 | Kallir, Otto | Galerie St. Etienne | Ich hoffe Sie haben inzwischen meinen Brief vom 27 |
| 1945.06.06 | Mann, Thomas | Wahrscheinlich, um Ihnen meine Schätzung auf beson | |
| 1945.06.08 | Kallir, Otto | Galerie St. Etienne | Wire whether you received manuscripts May 27. |
| 1945.06.11 | Benedict, H.H. | UC | With my letter of May 18, 1945 I sent you the appl |
| 1945.06.11 | Kallir, Otto | Galerie St. Etienne | Ihr Brief hat mich sehr enttäuscht. |
| 1945.06.12 | Mahler, Alma | I assume you want me to return this clip. It is ve | |
| 1945.06.15 | Rankl, Karl | I am glad to hear from you and I am very proud abo | |
| 1945.06.15 | Wambold, J.K. | Nat Bank Chester County | The "Listen" magazine has forwarded to me your let |
| 1945.06.16 | Greissle, Gertrud | Ich bin jetzt zwei oder drei Wochen, ich weiß es | |
| 1945.06.16 | Newlin, Dika | Upon your request I have written a very detailed a | |
| 1945.06.25 | Green, G.G. | Railway Express Agency | More than seven months ago I shipped this package, |
| 1945.06.25 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Enclosed my letter to the Philosophical Library. |
| 1945.06.25 | Schirmer, Gustave | Schirmer | I address this letter to you in your threefold cap |
| 1945.06.25 | Taylor, Deems | ASCAP | I hate to annoy you by repeating the reasons why I |
| 1945.06.26 | Benedict, Steven | Philosophical Lib | Enclosed I return the samples of translations of t |
| 1945.06.26 | Schlamm, William S. | Time, Inc | That [is] why I am glad about your invitation: to |
| [1945.07?.??] | Green, G.G. | Railway Express Agency | I have found that I could buy an electric shaver f |
| 1945.07.02 | Stokowski, Leopold | Hollywood Bowl | Just when I had made up my mind in which way I cou |
| 1945.07.02 | Urban, Gretl | Assoc Music Publ | It is an eternity, since I got a statement of my r |
| 1945.07.07 | Neches, S.M. | Western Jewish Institute | I am gladly ready to give one or more lectures in |
| 1945.07.12 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | You never told me whether or not and if so, why, M |
| 1945.07.17 | Rodzinski, Artur | Philh Sym Soc of NY | Would you not consider repeating the performance o |
| 1945.07.18 | Stokowski, Leopold | The fanfare is finished two thirds in score, the w | |
| 1945.07.27 | Bedient, Carl G. | I am very glad having received by[!] your letter f | |
| 1945.07.30 | Harpers Magazine | Will you please acknowledge receipt of check and c | |
| 1945.08.04 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | About two weeks ago I wrote to [Rodzinski], asking |
| 1945.08.04 | Morse, Rose | Philosophical Lib | In No. 4 of our agreement about the Harmonielehre |
| 1945.08.04 | Rankin, [?] | Continental Securities Co | Enclosed the new check [for] $318.55. Frankly I w |
| 1945.08.05 | Milhaud, Darius | Having just now heard Mitropolus playing your bril | |
| 1945.08.07 | Benedict, H.H. | UC | Frankly, your demand that I should confirm somethi |
| 1945.08.31 | Stokowski, Leopold | Mr. Schoenberg has asked me to send you these thre | |
| [1945.09]?.?? | Green, G.G. | Railway Express Agency | It is more than 10 months since I sent an electric |
| 1945.09.[??] | List, Kurt | Listen Magazine | I have written much on Jewish affairs since about |
| 1945.09.05 | List, Kurt | Listen Magazine | Did not receive letter requesting information on |
| 1945.09.13 | Jacobs, Arthur Leslie | I am glad to hear about your plan to perform my Pe | |
| 1945.09.18 | Krasner, Louis | I am very glad to hear that you will play with Mr. | |
| 1945.09.26 | Arlt, Gustave Otto | Die folgende ungeheuerliche Geschichte wurde uns e | |
| 1945.09.30 | Greissle, Felix | I decided to direct this letter better to your hom | |
| 1945.[10?].?? | Bank of America | On September 20, 1945 I mailed to you for my comme | |
| [1945.10.?.??] | Gaines, Arthur J. | Minneapolis SO | As TWA cannot guarantee return trip from Kansas Ci |
| [1945.10?.??] | Mitropoulos, Dimitri | Minneapolis SO | For ordering return tickets must know when last co |
| 1945.10.01 | Leibowitz, René | I am sorry you disagree with me, but I can not hel | |
| 1945.10.01 | Schönberg, Bertel Ott | [not seen] | |
| 1945.10.06 | Greissle, Felix | Rodzinski (I asked him) had promised to play this | |
| 1945.10.07 | Krasner, Louis | Many thanks for your kind letter and its contents. | |
| 1945.10.08 | Gaines, Arthur J. | Minneapolis SO | Many thanks to you, Mr. Mitropoulos and the office |
| 1945.10.09 | Ratz, Erwin | Endlich, nach sovielen Jahren bietet sich die Mögl | |
| 1945.10.09 | Schönberg, Georg | Endlich, nach sovielen Jahren bietet sich die Mögl | |
| 1945.10.09 | Webern, Anton | Endlich, nach sovielen Jahren bietet sich die Mögl | |
| 1945.10.11 | Strickland, William | U.S. Army | I have been told that I am protected against viola |
| 1945.10.12 | MacNeal, Vere | Texas State Col f Women | I am very pleased about the plans for developing t |
| 1945.10.12 | Paschkis, Rudolf | Enclosed the four affidavits. I hope they are all | |
| 1945.10.15 | Nachod, Hans | Being duly sworn depose and say: 1. That I am a na | |
| 1945.10.15 | Sebba, Gregor | Austrian Action | Enclosed three letters, which I send in response t |
| 1945.10.16 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I think you could tell Mr. Shaw that I believe Pea |
| 1945.10.16 | Krasner, Louis | I found there is another lecture (beside Composing | |
| 1945.10.17 | De Witt, Carl | Hqu & Hqu | I want to thank you most cordially for sending me |
| 1945.10.17 | Shanklin, W. | You are probably very happy of being back in the | |
| 1945.10.19 | Greissle, Felix | Should I rather send you this money and you buy yo | |
| 1945.10.21 | Brunswick, Mark | I am glad to have received Polnauer's letter. I am | |
| 1945.10.21 | Pansky, Stanley H. | Enclosed the autographed copy of Verkl.N. -- I was | |
| 1945.10.21 | Polnauer, Josef | Ich habe mich viel um Sie gesorgt, insbesondere, s | |
| 1945.10.21 | Shilkret, Nathaniel | Please have your copyist obey these directions. | |
| 1945.10.23 | Rufer, Josef | Mr. Jacksons Brief, datiert vom 15. September, '45 | |
| 1945.10.24 | Schönberg, Else | As you see, I am not living in San Francisco and t | |
| 1945.10.26 | Scherchen, Hermann | Radio Zuerich | Glad to hear from you. Your plan using lady sp |
| 1945.10.30 | Mitropoulos, Dimitri | Minneapolis SO | I am - unfortunately - sure, you cannot understand |
| 1945.10.31 | Kolisch, Henrietta | Ich sehe Frieden im Haus als etwas so Wichtiges an | |
| [1945.11].?? | Mitropoulos, Dimitri | Minneapolis SO | Airmail letter on the way. Have plane tickets |
| [1945.11].?? | Mitropoulos, Dimitri | Minneapolis SO | Just informed of army's cancellations of plane tra |
| [1945.11?.??] | Mitropoulos, Dimitri | Symphony Notes | Deeply appreciate your inspired performance and th |
| 1945.11.02 | Jalowetz, Heinrich | Dass du deinen Urlaub damit zubringen willst, ein | |
| 1945.11.05 | Bernier, [?] | Bernier & Co. Orléans | J'ai reçu votre lettre du 5.10.1945, e[t] j'ai ent |
| 1945.11.06 | Greissle, Felix | Please return this letter at once, after having no | |
| 1945.11.07 | Krasner, Louis | I am glad, everything seems to turn out satisfacto | |
| 1945.11.14 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Ask Philosophical Library to send me air mail at o |
| 1945.11.19 | Jalowetz, Heinrich | As by order of the Army all air reservations after | |
| 1945.11.19 | Krasner, Louis | As by order of the Army all air reservations after | |
| 1945.11.20 | Mitropoulos, Dimitri | Minneapolis SO | It is really a pity that your generous plan has be |
| 1945.11.21 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | You know perhaps already why and that I had to can |
| 1945.11.22 | Patterson, Ellis E. | U.S. Congress | Thank you for inviting my opinion to[!] the milita |
| 1945.11.22 | Shafer, Paul F. | I hope this letter reaches you while you are still | |
| 1945.11.24 | Parkhouse, James | I enjoyed your letter very much. It is encouraging | |
| 1945.11.27 | What kind of a comment do you expect me to make? D | ||
| 1945.11.27 | Gray, Donald H. | H.W. Gray Company | A short time ago I received a letter from Mr. Will |
| 1945.11.27 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I have often wondered why Toscanini never has play |
| 1945.11.27 | Hutchins, Robert M. | Univ of Chicago | I feel greatly honored by your kind invitation to |
| 1945.11.30 | Scherchen, Hermann | Es ist erfreulich im höchsten Grad, daß man endlic | |
| [1945.12.??] | Greissle, Felix | You will receive our Christmas present for you and | |
| 1945?.12?.?? | Greissle, Gertrud | wir haben so lange mit einem Weihnachtsgeschenk g | |
| 1945.12.02 | Krasner, Louis | Now, as the heavy work you had to do is over, I mi | |
| 1945.12.05 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Enclosed is a letter to Mr. William Schuman. |
| 1945.12.05 | Schuman, William | Schirmer | Several years [ago] I agreed with Mr. Carl Engel t |
| 1945.12.06 | Bate, Peggy | Town & Country Magazine | I am sorry I kept you waiting for my answer. |
| 1945.12.06 | List, Kurt | Listen Magazine | I am always a little nervous if one of the few cop |
| 1945.12.07 | Greissle, Gertrud | Ich weiß nicht, ob du immer die Briefe liest, die | |
| 1945.12.14 | Scheinberg, Abraham W. | Golden Book Fndn | My eyes do not allow at present heavy works[!]. |
| 1945.12.18 | Mascolo, Dionys | Lib NRF Gallimard | I have received your letter of Novembre 23 a few d |
| 1945.12.18 | Simson, Otto | Univ of Chicago | In response to your last letter I started thinking |
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