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Dominik, Hans (Joachim (15 Novembro 1872 - 9 Decembro 1945)Biblio.com

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Bartok Bela. 1881 1945 Dukas Paul. 1865 1935ABAA

Autograph Letter to Prunieres Lamenting a Missed Meeting with Bartok

14186Used; Like New/Used; Like New. Neatly penned autograph letterÂ one page 5 x 6.5 no date but postmarked April 6 1922. Addressed on the reverse in Dukas's own hand to HenriÂ PruniÃ¨resÂ andÂ signed "Paul Dukas." The letter apologizes for missing a visit from the addressee and from "Monsieur BÃ©la Bartok whose acquaintance I would have been delighted to make. All the more so since I must respond to your kind invitation for Saturday. I have to be in Valenciennes on Sunday to help with the concert of the SocietÃ© du Conservatoire there. And if I don't take the train at 5:10 in the evening on Saturday I will have to get up at 6:30 to leave on Sunday morning! So in this case despite all my regrets I must excuse myself."Â A scarce and rather charming letter from the French composer critic scholar and teacher best known for his "L'apprenti sorcier "The Sorcerer's Apprentice and his opera "Ariane et Barbe-bleue."<br style="">Bartok's 1922 visit to Paris was part of a larger concert tour of Britain France and Germany ending with the premieres ofÂ Bluebeard's CastleÂ andÂ The Wooden PrinceÂ on 13 May in Frankfurt. In Paris he met important French composers including Francis Poulenc and Erik Satie. The Saturday soirÃ©e to which Dukas refers would have taken place just after an occasion recalled by Poulenc:Â "I remember a strange lunch on Saturday 8 April 1922 where Bartok and Satie met at my house for the first and last time. Like two birds who do not sing the same tune Bartok and Satie observed each other with suspicion and maintained an overwhelming silence that Auric and I tried in vain to break. For me it is an extraordinary and symbolic memory." Quoted in Entrancing Muse: A Documented Biography of Francis Poulenc p. 113.<br style="">Henri PruniÃ¨res 1861-1942 was a French musicologist and international propagandist of contemporary art in various forms: music dance painting etc. He occupies especially in music an important place in the art world between the wars. His major contribution was La Revue musicale a monthly musical periodical which he founded in 1920 and left in 1939.<br style=""> unknown books

Schubertiade · États-Unis750,00 $US≈ 634,57 €

Lev L'vovich Tolstoy 1869 1945ABAA

Eight ALS by Lev L'vovich Tolstoy 1869-1945 the son of Lev Tolstoy to Jacques Patin 1883-1948 the editor of Figaro

P003399Paris and Wiesbaden: 1921-23. Eight single leaves some folded. Very good with exception of one letter with tear and some loss to text. The son of Lev Tolstoy Lev L'vovich Tolstoy was a firm believer in his father's ideals in his youth but later became increasingly opposed to his philosophical and ethical ideas. He studied sculpture with Rodin and tried without success to become a published writer as well as writing about his childhood and impressions of his father. In 1918 he emigrated living in Paris before eventually settling in Sweden. The letters included here date to a period when he wrote articles on his father and was making a difficult living as a journalist. Among other things they contain his negative reaction to his mother's memoirs discuss his own writing and plans to publish his recollections and detail his financial woes. "Je prends la libertÃ© de vous envoyer pour le Figaro un article littÃ©raire souvenirs personnels sur mon pÃ¨re et deux de ses nouvelles. Vous me rendriez un grand service en les publiant le plus tÃ´t possible car hÃ©las je dois exister du journalisme." - "Je me permets de vous envoyer ci-jointes quelques pages sur la nouvelle posthume de mon pÃ¨re Le Diable. Je parlais de cette Åuvre dans un article sur la Sonate Ã Kreutzer qui a Ã©tÃ© publiÃ© dans le Journal mais la rÃ©daction n'a pas voulu publier ces pages qui sont pourtant intÃ©ressantes. Peut-Ãªtre pourrez-vous en faire usage en les publiant dans le Figaro ensemble avec le chapitre qui parle des ouvrages de TolstoÃ¯ pour le thÃ©Ã¢tre . Je vous suis trÃ¨s obligÃ© pour l'aide que vous m'avez donnÃ©e pour la publication de mes souvenirs ainsi que je remercie Monsieur Robert de Flers pour l'article qu'il a publiÃ© dans le Figaro. . Maintenant comme je suis sans argent Ã ce moment et le change est trÃ¨s dÃ©plorable pour notre sÃ©jour ici je vous prierais d'avoir l'extrÃªme obligeance de me faire envoyer ici 300-400 francs avec le premier courrier." - "Ma Vie c'est une ignoble escroquerie littÃ©raire et il faut le dire carrÃ©ment. Le publique est dupÃ©. On achÃ¨te ce petit livre croyant lire quelque chose de TolstoÃ¯ sa vie tandis que cela n'est qu'un rÃ©cit d'une baba russe un rÃ©cit d'une langue russe magnifique mais un rien comme intÃ©rÃªt . littÃ©raire.". unknown books

Bernett Penka Rare Books LLC · États-Unis750,00 $US≈ 634,57 €

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