Part of PICRYL.com. Not developed or endorsed by the Library of Congress

blitzstein marc, correspondence

public
102 media by topicpage 1 of 2
Letter from Aaron Copland to Leonard Bernstein, October 1938

Letter from Aaron Copland to Leonard Bernstein, October 1938

excerpt: "I'll try to reach Blitzstein before I call you to get the dope from him. But what makes you think he controls the fee?" From: Correspondence Series

S.H.M. Gilbert to Leonard Bernstein, March 18, 1980

S.H.M. Gilbert to Leonard Bernstein, March 18, 1980

excerpt: "March 2nd reminded us of Marc Blitzstein's birthday. But for his tragic death, he would have been 75 years old. At his death he left a partial manuscript of his opera "Sacco and Vanzetti." We pray you... More

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d

excerpt: "I adore Mexico City, although I don't breathe properly yet I got a piano with no trouble."

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d

excerpt: "Hi you! I miss having you about to remind me of me How is music - and the war drive?"

Eric Gordon to Leonard Bernstein, April 13, 1987

Eric Gordon to Leonard Bernstein, April 13, 1987

excerpt: "I want to thank you very much for your time on Saturday to talk about Marc .I find there are three questions I we didn't have time for and that I really would like to ask "

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, July 4, 1956

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, July 4, 1956

excerpt: "I'm working fine; some MAHAGONNY, mostly the choral work. I occasionally wonder how you manage balancing the CANDIDE-WEST-SIDE-STORY-CARMEN-MOZART-MASS-AND-CONCERTO-TELEVISION-SCRIPTS-ST. LOUIS-WHAT-H... More

Selma Wolfman Lillian Hellman's secretary to Leonard Bernstein, February 13, 1964

Selma Wolfman Lillian Hellman's secretary to Leonard Bernstein, Februa...

excerpt: "Enclosed is a clipping that came from Bernard Malamud. He wanted you to see it and asked that you send it on to Mrs. Davis."

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Shirley Bernstein, 1987

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Shirley Bernstein, 1987

excerpt: "Shirley 15 in 1939. jr in H.S. Knew Cradle, learned it could read music adored MB in London when MB was killed

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard & Felicia Bernstein, January 15, 1952

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard & Felicia Bernstein, January 15, 1...

excerpt: "...I received the wonderful news that you (PLURAL) are pregnant...[John Mehegan] feels the Jazz Symposium is very important...Marc [Blitzstein's] version of the Threepenny Opera...I am amazed that you... More

Michael Myerberg to Leonard Bernstein, December 12, 1947

Michael Myerberg to Leonard Bernstein, December 12, 1947

excerpt: "We are opening Cradle December 26 and of course are planning on your presence"

Leonard Bernstein to Marc Blitzstein, April 17, 1955

Leonard Bernstein to Marc Blitzstein, April 17, 1955

excerpt: "Today I played some of Regina for Peter Diamant, head of the Holland Festival and he seemed terribly impressed and interested."

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, April 16, 1950

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, April 16, 1950

excerpt: "Your casual throwaway phrase: "If you run into any trouble on lyrics (in Peter Pan), consult Marc - he's my deputy" - has borne all kinds of fruit; raw, ripe, rotten The new opera is nearly half finished!"

Leonard Bernstein to Marc Blitzstein, March 28, 1955

Leonard Bernstein to Marc Blitzstein, March 28, 1955

excerpt: "I've been through hell over Regina. I am furious and disgusted, and what is worse, helpless. I now understand the run-around I've gotten I'm going to have one last fling with deSabata on it, and then ... More

Josephine Blitzstein Davis to Leonard Bernstein, March 28, 1965

Josephine Blitzstein Davis to Leonard Bernstein, March 28, 1965

excerpt: "I know so well what your letter to Marc is about. I live with him daily and sometimes I can even get passed [sic] the last horror and continue a "life" that for me cannot die."

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, March 23, 1955

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, March 23, 1955

excerpt: "I'm aware the hopping-mad tone of my letter was way out of bounds I can only plead my sense of exasperated frustration as the weeks went by I think it would be fine if all the jazz and spirituals in "... More

Josephine Blitzstein Davis to Helen Coates, June 2, 1964

Josephine Blitzstein Davis to Helen Coates, June 2, 1964

excerpt: "Now that I'm back from the Soviet Union, I want to tell all of you how grateful and full of love I am...I wrote to Lenny asking if I could again see the MMS. Of SACCO I also want to know about IDIOTS ... More

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, March 30, 1944

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, March 30, 1944

excerpt: "Both you & Jeremiah superbly tailored. Accept my order for repeat"

Eric Gordon notes for questions to ask Leonard Bernstein about Marc Blitzstein, April 11, 1987

Eric Gordon notes for questions to ask Leonard Bernstein about Marc Bl...

excerpt: "Did Marc have a place in New York he would swim during the winter?...Why did the Washington Opera revised, restored Regina never happen?...Marc and Felicia's relation "

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d

excerpt: "Hi you! I miss having you about to remind me of me How is music - and the war drive?"

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, March 23, 1955

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, March 23, 1955

excerpt: "I'm aware the hopping-mad tone of my letter was way out of bounds I can only plead my sense of exasperated frustration as the weeks went by I think it would be fine if all the jazz and spirituals in "... More

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard & Felicia Bernstein, n.d.

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard & Felicia Bernstein, n.d.

excerpt: "[Irving] thinks it would be wonderful to have either Marc's or the Threepenny Opera, although he feels that Brandeis would not want it if it were running on Broadway at the same time." From: Correspon... More

Harvard University to Leonard Bernstein, May 4, 1939

Harvard University to Leonard Bernstein, May 4, 1939

excerpt: "Permit for Use of University Building For the use of Sanders Theatre for rehearsals and performance of Marc Blitzstein's musical play "The Cradle Will Rock ""

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, January 4, 1950

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, January 4, 1950

excerpt: "I'm inept at writing fan letters - but the Berlioz last night threw me completely I took it to my heart "

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, March 15, 1955

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, March 15, 1955

excerpt: "I know the enormous success of "Wonderful Town" in London plus your hard work at Scala plus running all over the place but a simple word? A line to let me know ?...I could go on but I think I'll wait ... More

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, January 3, 1961

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, January 3, 1961

excerpt: "I wish you were happier This is between yourself and yourself The Christmas-card-photo is a dream."

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Leonard Bernstein, April 11, 1987, with followup notes from Harry Kraut, April 24, 1987

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Leonard Bernstein, April 11, 198...

excerpt: "Harry Kraut called No recall of 3PO No recall of Cuba trip details Has sent out copies of the MB-LB correspondence MB never tried to recruit LB into CP."

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard Bernstein, January 25, 1952

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard Bernstein, January 25, 1952

excerpt: "[Blitzstein] felt [he] should know more about the festival and your ideas and plans for it...[Olga Koussevitzky] was quite upset about your idea of doing the Schoenberg and Kirchner pieces..." From: C... More

Letter from Leonard Bernstein to Shirley Bernstein, January 25, 1964

Letter from Leonard Bernstein to Shirley Bernstein, January 25, 1964

excerpt: "It's an open season on Kaddish, all right. The President. Marc [Blitzstein]. I take it you've read substantially what we've read: first an auto accident; then a new story about being beaten by thr... More

Edith van Cleve MCA Management to Leonard Bernstein, October 24, 1947

Edith van Cleve MCA Management to Leonard Bernstein, October 24, 1947

excerpt: "Enclosed are 3 copies of the Letter of Agreement between you and Howard Da Silva for his services in "The Cradle Will Rock.""

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, December 26, 1947

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, December 26, 1947

excerpt: "In spite of Glitzsteins blizzard my undying thanks hit it my boy"

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, July 23, 1953

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, July 23, 1953

excerpt: "A new method of work (one I've rarely tried before, has me moving on, instead of finishing as I do; this means not only no dynamic-directions, but often only indications of harmony or new tonality."

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, March 30, 1944

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, March 30, 1944

excerpt: "Both you & Jeremiah superbly tailored. Accept my order for repeat"

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard Bernstein, January 25, 1952

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard Bernstein, January 25, 1952

excerpt: "[Blitzstein] felt [he] should know more about the festival and your ideas and plans for it...[Olga Koussevitzky] was quite upset about your idea of doing the Schoenberg and Kirchner pieces..." From: C... More

Leonard Bernstein to Marc Blitzstein, March 20, 1955

Leonard Bernstein to Marc Blitzstein, March 20, 1955

excerpt: "You're right to be boiling mad, and I would be too; and you're also right in knowing that Regina has never slipped my mind, to put it mildly."

Eric Gordon notes for questions to ask Leonard Bernstein about Marc Blitzstein, April 11, 1987

Eric Gordon notes for questions to ask Leonard Bernstein about Marc Bl...

excerpt: "Did Marc have a place in New York he would swim during the winter?...Why did the Washington Opera revised, restored Regina never happen?...Marc and Felicia's relation "

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Shirley Bernstein, 1987

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Shirley Bernstein, 1987

excerpt: "Shirley 15 in 1939. jr in H.S. Knew Cradle, learned it could read music adored MB in London when MB was killed

Letter from Leonard Bernstein to Helen Coates, March 27, 1955

Letter from Leonard Bernstein to Helen Coates, March 27, 1955

excerpt: "Boheme was a bad experience...I have also been having a bad time about Marc's REGINA...Tahitis is off in Florence...I have accepted, at long last, to go to Argentina." From: Correspondence Series

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, June 20, 1939

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, June 20, 1939

excerpt: "Yaddo is exactly as I left it eight years ago, which is a little frightening, but reassuring too."

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard and Felicia Bernstein, October 31, 1953

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard and Felicia Bernstein, October 31, 1953

excerpt: "Helen assured me you hadn't been gobbled up by the Jordan massacrists Reuben, the rummy rogue, is finished; or about finished"

Leonard Bernstein to Marc Blitzstein, December 13, 1961

Leonard Bernstein to Marc Blitzstein, December 13, 1961

excerpt: "So how goes it? I thought of you last night at the Met, & imagined with excitement S & V treading those Forza boards."

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Burton Bernstein, December 30, 1987

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Burton Bernstein, December 30, 1...

excerpt: "6 y.o. in 1939 MB-like an 8th grade teacher, This is what you must do. Paradoxical, complex "

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d

excerpt: "Here, and every inch a soldier. How are you? And D.O?"

Josephine Blitzstein Davis to Leonard Bernstein, May 5, 1985

Josephine Blitzstein Davis to Leonard Bernstein, May 5, 1985

excerpt: "Your love for Marc came shining through the entire time. I'm grateful and love you because you and Marc loved each other. Somehow, I feel a part of it."

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Leonard Bernstein, April 11, 1987, with followup notes from Harry Kraut, April 24, 1987

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Leonard Bernstein, April 11, 198...

excerpt: "Harry Kraut called No recall of 3PO No recall of Cuba trip details Has sent out copies of the MB-LB correspondence MB never tried to recruit LB into CP."

Eric Gordon notes for questions to ask Leonard Bernstein about Marc Blitzstein, n.d

Eric Gordon notes for questions to ask Leonard Bernstein about Marc Bl...

excerpt: "Six Elizabethan Songs dedicated to LB. Why those?...Did Britten know the Airborne, or meet Marc in 1946 at Tanglewood?"

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, April 27, 1951

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, April 27, 1951

excerpt: "You will note I am at Jo's. It is a good siege of work; and if it continues at this pace and level, I'll stay. I took time out to read James Jones' "From Here to Eternity" "

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard and Felicia Bernstein, December 1, 1960

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard and Felicia Bernstein, December 1, 1960

excerpt: "I have found me a dream-flat - an eagle's nest just by the Piazza Colonna And, at the moment, wildly happy I went with the Fedele d'Amico to the dress of the Stravinsky concert "

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Shirley Bernstein, 1987

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Shirley Bernstein, 1987

excerpt: "Shirley 15 in 1939. jr in H.S. Knew Cradle, learned it could read music adored MB in London when MB was killed

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Leonard Bernstein, April 11, 1987, with followup notes from Harry Kraut, April 24, 1987

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Leonard Bernstein, April 11, 198...

excerpt: "Harry Kraut called No recall of 3PO No recall of Cuba trip details Has sent out copies of the MB-LB correspondence MB never tried to recruit LB into CP."

Eric Gordon notes from phone conversation with Leonard Bernstein, August 18, 1981

Eric Gordon notes from phone conversation with Leonard Bernstein, Augu...

excerpt: "Ada Abarbanell just scat Was Abarbanell there? - no recollection...bobabob scat last saw Lina at Martha's Vineyard After Marc's death, LB went into a deep depression "

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Burton Bernstein, December 30, 1987

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Burton Bernstein, December 30, 1...

excerpt: "6 y.o. in 1939 MB-like an 8th grade teacher, This is what you must do. Paradoxical, complex "

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard & Felicia Bernstein, January 15, 1952

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard & Felicia Bernstein, January 15, 1...

excerpt: "...I received the wonderful news that you (PLURAL) are pregnant...[John Mehegan] feels the Jazz Symposium is very important...Marc [Blitzstein's] version of the Threepenny Opera...I am amazed that you... More

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard & Felicia Bernstein, January 15, 1952

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard & Felicia Bernstein, January 15, 1...

excerpt: "...I received the wonderful news that you (PLURAL) are pregnant...[John Mehegan] feels the Jazz Symposium is very important...Marc [Blitzstein's] version of the Threepenny Opera...I am amazed that you... More

Letter from Aaron Copland to Leonard Bernstein, 1938

Letter from Aaron Copland to Leonard Bernstein, 1938

excerpt: "...be sure to learn a lot about counterpoint first. No one can beat Piston at that...I saw M. Blitzstein...so why not write him directly and say you're the pianist I mentioned..." From: Correspondence Series

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, September 23, 1946

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, September 23, 1946

excerpt: "Love and wow them and I am already one word extra"

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, September 7, 1963

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, September 7, 1963

excerpt: "Felicia says you have finished the piece! I am not only envious, I hate your guts I am staying down here with my mother until the first week in October "

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, January 30, 1950

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, January 30, 1950

excerpt: "Your fine gesture ("Come to Detroit, why don't you?") is duly noted, savored and filed, in a mood of sobri- (drat this machine) ety and contrition."

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d

excerpt: "DREAM. (Dec, 19, 1963, 6.15 A.M., just before awakening) It seemed to be the 'new' Philadelphia, in time of a great convention Lillian came by...Arthur Kober appeared I closed the door behind them; an... More

Letter from Aaron Copland to Leonard Bernstein, n.d.

Letter from Aaron Copland to Leonard Bernstein, n.d.

excerpt: "Heard Roy's new piece last night with Marc B. Four thumbs down." From: Correspondence Series

Eric Gordon to Leonard Bernstein, January 4, 1977

Eric Gordon to Leonard Bernstein, January 4, 1977

excerpt: "1977 is the fiftieth anniversary of the execution of Sacco and Vanzetti I learned that you were the executor of the literary estate of Marc Blitzstein when he died, and that his opera on Sacco and Van... More

Marc Blitzstein and Leonard Bernstein to David Diamond, September 24, 1947
Leonard Bernstein to Marc Blitzstein, March 20, 1955

Leonard Bernstein to Marc Blitzstein, March 20, 1955

excerpt: "You're right to be boiling mad, and I would be too; and you're also right in knowing that Regina has never slipped my mind, to put it mildly."

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d

excerpt: "I adore Mexico City, although I don't breathe properly yet I got a piano with no trouble."

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard & Felicia Bernstein, n.d.

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard & Felicia Bernstein, n.d.

excerpt: "[Irving] thinks it would be wonderful to have either Marc's or the Threepenny Opera, although he feels that Brandeis would not want it if it were running on Broadway at the same time." From: Correspon... More

Leonard Bernstein to Marc Blitzstein, July 20, 1962

Leonard Bernstein to Marc Blitzstein, July 20, 1962

excerpt: "Am here Bay of Naples, en route to Monte Carlo & Spain, I think of you, S & V, being Jewish your Arabic [maid?]. I hope all continues to be as joyful as before."

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, June 2, 1939

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, June 2, 1939

excerpt: "The reviews were wonderful, I thought, particularly for the play Nor did they overstate the excellence of you and Shirley and Donald and the rest."

Eric Gordon to Leonard Bernstein, February 13, 1979

Eric Gordon to Leonard Bernstein, February 13, 1979

excerpt: "Perhaps you recall about two years ago a letter from me about the music of Marc Blitzstein's Sacco and Vanzetti I have decided to further my work on Blitzstein. What I plan is a full-fledged biography "

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard and Felicia Bernstein, July 19, 1952

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard and Felicia Bernstein, July 19, 1952

excerpt: " what a fine time I have been having recently. The "Regina" concert started, really sparked, the sense of well-being; then Brandeis and the "Threepenny"; then Mina's; then Tanglewood and you-all."

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Shirley Bernstein, 1987

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Shirley Bernstein, 1987

excerpt: "Shirley 15 in 1939. jr in H.S. Knew Cradle, learned it could read music adored MB in London when MB was killed

Josephine Blitzstein Davis to Helen Coates, June 2, 1964

Josephine Blitzstein Davis to Helen Coates, June 2, 1964

excerpt: "Now that I'm back from the Soviet Union, I want to tell all of you how grateful and full of love I am...I wrote to Lenny asking if I could again see the MMS. Of SACCO I also want to know about IDIOTS ... More

"Adolph Green to Leonard Bernstein, n.d."

"Adolph Green to Leonard Bernstein, n.d."

excerpt: " Good luck on the Cradle to-night. I hope Blitzstein is there I'm doing famously .It's all-quotes-like a dream "

Letter from Leonard Bernstein to Helen Coates, March 27, 1955

Letter from Leonard Bernstein to Helen Coates, March 27, 1955

excerpt: "Boheme was a bad experience...I have also been having a bad time about Marc's REGINA...Tahitis is off in Florence...I have accepted, at long last, to go to Argentina." From: Correspondence Series

Letter from Leonard Bernstein to Shirley Bernstein, January 25, 1964

Letter from Leonard Bernstein to Shirley Bernstein, January 25, 1964

excerpt: "It's an open season on Kaddish, all right. The President. Marc [Blitzstein]. I take it you've read substantially what we've read: first an auto accident; then a new story about being beaten by thr... More

Letter from Leonard Bernstein to Helen Coates, December 23, 1964

Letter from Leonard Bernstein to Helen Coates, December 23, 1964

excerpt: ""Here it is (the Marc piece) and I hope it arrives in time." From: Correspondence Series

Letter from Aaron Copland to Leonard Bernstein, 1940

Letter from Aaron Copland to Leonard Bernstein, 1940

excerpt: "Marc Blitzstein reports it was `easily the best thing on the program'." From: Correspondence Series

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Leonard Bernstein, Prince St. Bar & Restaurant, March 18, 1979

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Leonard Bernstein, Prince St. Ba...

excerpt: "I had come feeling that LB was testing me during this conversation LB acknowledged his debt to MB [Marc Blitzstein]"

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein and family, August 26, 1956

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein and family, August 26, 1956

excerpt: "I found out about David, and have been in touch with him by phone I read sparse accounts of "Candide" in the papers "

Letter from Aaron Copland to Leonard Bernstein, April 9, 1947

Letter from Aaron Copland to Leonard Bernstein, April 9, 1947

excerpt: "...good luck with symphony...Marc's situation hopeless...love to Nadia." From: Correspondence Series

Eric Gordon to Harry Kraut, November 5, 1986

Eric Gordon to Harry Kraut, November 5, 1986

excerpt: "St. Martin's Press has accepted my book, and I am now writing I hate to think how many years ago!, you gave me Mr. Bernstein's policy on interviews I would like to see the correspondence between Marc and him "

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, August 15, 1952

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, August 15, 1952

excerpt: "Your letter is full of good spirits. The modest expression of what must have been an enormous satisfaction, in the success of "Trouble in Tahiti", does you credit Of course Evita Peron can make a fine... More

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, August 31, 1954

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, August 31, 1954

excerpt: "I am back at "Reuben", and feeling ready for the final push Have a wonderful success with the "Serenade" "

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, April 21, 1955

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, April 21, 1955

excerpt: ""Trouble in Tahiti" is a hit; Helen will have already written you Your letter about Holland has just come."

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, December 27, 1961

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, December 27, 1961

excerpt: " I do nothing but work .worried about how gray and wan you looked. Jamaica helped, I hope. "Those Forza boards are going to have to wait a bit for my opera."

Barbara LewisColumbia University to Leonard Bernstein, October 11, 1946

Barbara LewisColumbia University to Leonard Bernstein, October 11, 194...

excerpt: "[regarding] Pulitzer Prize in Music Would you please send us at your early convenience a list of all world premieres which your organization has performed or will perform during the dates of April 1, ... More

Marc Blitzstein and Leonard Bernstein to David Diamond, September 24, 1947
Eric Gordon notes from interview with Leonard Bernstein, April 11, 1987, with followup notes from Harry Kraut, April 24, 1987

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Leonard Bernstein, April 11, 198...

excerpt: "Harry Kraut called No recall of 3PO No recall of Cuba trip details Has sent out copies of the MB-LB correspondence MB never tried to recruit LB into CP."

Letter from Leonard Bernstein to Helen Coates, March 27, 1955

Letter from Leonard Bernstein to Helen Coates, March 27, 1955

excerpt: "Boheme was a bad experience...I have also been having a bad time about Marc's REGINA...Tahitis is off in Florence...I have accepted, at long last, to go to Argentina." From: Correspondence Series

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard & Felicia Bernstein, January 15, 1952

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard & Felicia Bernstein, January 15, 1...

excerpt: "...I received the wonderful news that you (PLURAL) are pregnant...[John Mehegan] feels the Jazz Symposium is very important...Marc [Blitzstein's] version of the Threepenny Opera...I am amazed that you... More

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard & Felicia Bernstein, n.d.

Letter from Helen Coates to Leonard & Felicia Bernstein, n.d.

excerpt: "[Irving] thinks it would be wonderful to have either Marc's or the Threepenny Opera, although he feels that Brandeis would not want it if it were running on Broadway at the same time." From: Correspon... More

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, February 23, 1950

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, February 23, 1950

excerpt: "I'm very happy you have made such a beautiful big piece"

Josephine Blitzstein Davis to Leonard Bernstein, September 27, 1976

Josephine Blitzstein Davis to Leonard Bernstein, September 27, 1976

excerpt: "Thank you for your homage to Marc. Thank you for your everlasting memory I cried and laughed I have the records for Airborne "

Douglas Moore Columbia University to Leonard Bernstein, February 25, 1946

Douglas Moore Columbia University to Leonard Bernstein, February 25, 1...

excerpt: "Thank you for your letter about Marc Blitzstein's newest work. I have referred the matter to President Fackenthal and he is willing that the date April 1st be made inclusive so that this work may be c... More

Mira Gilbert to Leonard Bernstein, February 6, 1964

Mira Gilbert to Leonard Bernstein, February 6, 1964

excerpt: "I spent several hours with Marc Blitzstein just before he left for Martinique. We had a long talk during which your name came into the conversation. That's why I'm writing to you."

Josephine Blitzstein Davis to Leonard Bernstein, May 5, 1985

Josephine Blitzstein Davis to Leonard Bernstein, May 5, 1985

excerpt: "Your love for Marc came shining through the entire time. I'm grateful and love you because you and Marc loved each other. Somehow, I feel a part of it."

"Adolph Green to Leonard Bernstein, n.d."

"Adolph Green to Leonard Bernstein, n.d."

excerpt: " Good luck on the Cradle to-night. I hope Blitzstein is there I'm doing famously .It's all-quotes-like a dream "

Eric Gordon notes from phone conversation with Leonard Bernstein, August 18, 1981

Eric Gordon notes from phone conversation with Leonard Bernstein, Augu...

excerpt: "Ada Abarbanell just scat Was Abarbanell there? - no recollection...bobabob scat last saw Lina at Martha's Vineyard After Marc's death, LB went into a deep depression "

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Burton Bernstein, December 30, 1987

Eric Gordon notes from interview with Burton Bernstein, December 30, 1...

excerpt: "6 y.o. in 1939 MB-like an 8th grade teacher, This is what you must do. Paradoxical, complex "

Barbara LewisColumbia University to Leonard Bernstein, October 11, 1946

Barbara LewisColumbia University to Leonard Bernstein, October 11, 194...

excerpt: "[regarding] Pulitzer Prize in Music Would you please send us at your early convenience a list of all world premieres which your organization has performed or will perform during the dates of April 1, ... More

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d

Marc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d

excerpt: "Here, and every inch a soldier. How are you? And D.O?"

"Adolph Green to Leonard Bernstein, n.d."

"Adolph Green to Leonard Bernstein, n.d."

excerpt: " Good luck on the Cradle to-night. I hope Blitzstein is there I'm doing famously .It's all-quotes-like a dream "

Previous

of 2

Next