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Manuscript/Mixed MaterialLetter from Helen Coates to Leonard & Felicia Bernstein, January 15, 1952 Correspondence. Typed letter | 4 pages. | 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 would want [Goldovsky] or anyone else to conduct your own opera when you will be on hand anyway." From: Correspondence Series Typed Letter (Form).
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Manuscript/Mixed MaterialLetter from Leonard Bernstein to Helen Coates, January 21, 1952 Correspondence. Typed letter, signed | 2 pages. | excerpt: "About my opera: I have abandoned it, decisively. It will not come, and therefore I will not force it...how about [Blitzstein's] new version of the Threepenny opera? The more I think of this the better I like it for Brandeis, because it is an ideal way of showing the merging of popular music with the...
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Manuscript/Mixed MaterialLetter from Helen Coates to Leonard Bernstein, January 25, 1952 Correspondence. Typed letter | 2 pages. | 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: Correspondence Series Typed Letter (Form).
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Manuscript/Mixed MaterialLetter from Helen Coates to Leonard & Felicia Bernstein, n.d. Correspondence. Typed letter | 3 pages. | 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: Correspondence Series Typed Letter (Form).
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Manuscript/Mixed MaterialLetter from Leonard Bernstein to Helen Coates, March 27, 1955 Correspondence. Typed letter, signed | 4 pages. | 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 Typed Letter, Signed (Form).
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Manuscript/Mixed MaterialLetter from Leonard Bernstein to Helen Coates, December 23, 1964 Correspondence. Autograph letter, signed | 2 pages. | excerpt: ""Here it is (the Marc piece) and I hope it arrives in time." From: Correspondence Series Autograph Letter, Signed (Form).
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Manuscript/Mixed MaterialLetter from Aaron Copland to Leonard Bernstein, 1938 Correspondence. Autograph letter, signed | 1 page. | 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 Autograph Letter, Signed (Form).
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Manuscript/Mixed MaterialLetter from Aaron Copland to Leonard Bernstein, October 1938 Correspondence. Autograph letter, signed | 1 page. | 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 Autograph Letter, Signed (Form).
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Manuscript/Mixed MaterialLetter from Aaron Copland to Leonard Bernstein, 1940 Correspondence. Autograph letter, signed | 1 page. | excerpt: "Marc Blitzstein reports it was `easily the best thing on the program'." From: Correspondence Series Autograph Letter, Signed (Form).
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Manuscript/Mixed MaterialLetter from Aaron Copland to Leonard Bernstein, April 9, 1947 Correspondence. telegram | 1 page. | excerpt: "...good luck with symphony...Marc's situation hopeless...love to Nadia." From: Correspondence Series Telegram (Form).
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Manuscript/Mixed MaterialLetter from Aaron Copland to Leonard Bernstein, n.d. Correspondence. Autograph letter, signed | 1 page. | excerpt: "Heard Roy's new piece last night with Marc B. Four thumbs down." From: Correspondence Series Autograph Letter, Signed (Form).
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Photo, Print, DrawingMarc Blitzstein and Leonard Bernstein at Tanglewood, July, 1946. photograph | 2 digital images. | Photograph (Form).
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Photo, Print, DrawingMarc Blitzstein and Leonard Bernstein at Tanglewood photograph | 1 digital image | Photograph (Form).
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Photo, Print, DrawingLeonard Bernstein and Marc Blitzstein at Martha's Vineyard, 1960. photograph | 2 digital images. | Photograph (Form).
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Photo, Print, DrawingShirley Bernstein and Marc Blitzstein at Tanglewood photograph | 2 digital images. | Photograph (Form).
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Manuscript/Mixed Material"Adolph Green to Leonard Bernstein, n.d." Correspondence. 3 pages. | excerpt: " Good luck on the Cradle to-night. I hope Blitzstein is there I'm doing famously .It's all-quotes-like a dream "
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Book/Printed MaterialBlitzstein and our musical theatre [article re Blitzstein's Regina, published in the New York Times as Prelude to a musical], 1949 Oct. 17 None |
- Contributor: Bernstein, Leonard
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Manuscript/Mixed MaterialMarc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d. Correspondence. 2 pages. | excerpt: "Hi you! I miss having you about to remind me of me How is music - and the war drive?"
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Manuscript/Mixed MaterialMarc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d. Correspondence. 2 pages. | excerpt: "Here, and every inch a soldier. How are you? And D.O?"
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Manuscript/Mixed MaterialMarc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, n.d. Correspondence. 2 pages. | excerpt: "I adore Mexico City, although I don't breathe properly yet I got a piano with no trouble."
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Manuscript/Mixed MaterialMarc Blitzstein to Leonard Bernstein, March 30, 1944 Correspondence. 1 page. | excerpt: "Both you & Jeremiah superbly tailored. Accept my order for repeat"
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Manuscript/Mixed MaterialHarvard University to Leonard Bernstein, May 4, 1939 Correspondence. 1 page. | 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 ""
