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George Antheil Correspondence to Stanley HartProcessed by the Music Division of the Library of Congress2010
Biographical NoteLittle is known about George Antheil's relationship with Stanley Hart (dates unknown), a writer and lecturer in fine arts at Columbia University during the 1920s. Hart was a childhood friend of Antheil's who lived in Trenton, New Jersey and New York City throughout the decade in which they exchanged letters. Return to the Table of Contents Scope and Content NoteThe George Antheil Correspondence to Stanley Hart spans the period 1919-1931, with the majority of materials dating from 1922-1923. Included are letters, postcards, and telegrams from Antheil to Hart, in addition to several letters to Antheil from Mary Hollister, Ethel Leginska, and Annette Williams, and three letters from unidentified authors to Hart. The letters chronicle Antheil’s personal and professional exploits during his European tour, which began in 1922. In addition to commentary on cities he visited, concerts he performed, and musical pieces he was working on, Antheil also confided in Hart details of his personal relationships. The correspondence offers a unique perspective on the life of this influential futurist composer and his acquaintances. Return to the Table of Contents Selected Search TermsPeople
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Return to the Table of Contents Organization of the George Antheil Correspondence to Stanley HartThe George Antheil Correspondence to Stanley Hart is organized in 1 series: Return to the Table of Contents Container ListCorrespondence, 1919-1931Antheil to Hart, 1920-1931, undatedAntheil to Hart, 1920-1931, undated EnvelopesHollister, Mary to Antheil, 1922Leginska, Ethel to Antheil, 1922Williams, Annette to Antheil, 1922Unidentified to Hart, 1919-1922Return to the Table of Contents |
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