Autograph letters signed (3), dated : Brookline (Mass.), 4 and 16 January 1934, and Los Angeles, 20 February 1950, to Leslie Rogers, librarian of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, 1934 Jan. 4. and 1950, 20 February.

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Autograph letters signed (3), dated : Brookline (Mass.), 4 and 16 January 1934, and Los Angeles, 20 February 1950, to Leslie Rogers, librarian of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, 1934 Jan. 4. and 1950, 20 February.

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Saying he prefers to begin the rehearsal with the most difficult work, Pelleas and Melisande, that he has a corrected score of the 5 Orchester-Stücke from the editor, saying that he has no score of his Lichtspielmusik, that perhaps Heinrichshofen in Magdeburg has them, sending [not present] a booklet listing almost all his works, etc.

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Pierpont Morgan Library.

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