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RAVEL Maurice (1875-1937)
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RAVEL Maurice (1875-1937)
L.A.S. "Maurice Ravel", [circa 1928-1930], to Pierre COURTEAULT| 1 page small in-4 in blue ink (folds).
"No jokes, Piarres! Work on po-sciences| otherwise, you'd be f.... to succeed: 2000 balls - po-sciences are worth it"...
An a.s. postcard from Florent SCHMITT to Ravel, [Rome 14 June 1901] is attached: "A thousand bravos my dear Ravel. You think if I am happy for you. Tell Ducasse that he is not sorry because his turn will come infallibly since he has talent. Especially moderation (as Ibsen says) in the cantata. You'll make it pretty, it's impossible otherwise, but above all it should be clear and catchy at first glance, without being trivial"...
L'Intégrale, nos. 2356 and 20
L.A.S. "Maurice Ravel", [circa 1928-1930], to Pierre COURTEAULT| 1 page small in-4 in blue ink (folds).
"No jokes, Piarres! Work on po-sciences| otherwise, you'd be f.... to succeed: 2000 balls - po-sciences are worth it"...
An a.s. postcard from Florent SCHMITT to Ravel, [Rome 14 June 1901] is attached: "A thousand bravos my dear Ravel. You think if I am happy for you. Tell Ducasse that he is not sorry because his turn will come infallibly since he has talent. Especially moderation (as Ibsen says) in the cantata. You'll make it pretty, it's impossible otherwise, but above all it should be clear and catchy at first glance, without being trivial"...
L'Intégrale, nos. 2356 and 20