MS Mus. 1813/2/1/42/2

Correspondence of 1956 involving or relating to individuals or organisations with names beginning B-: G. Bosque Music Store of Quaipo (Philippines), James Stagliano of Boston Records (with copies of the firm's catalogues), Kurt Radecke of Ed. Bote & G. Bock of Berlin (along with copy letter sent to Pierre Boulez), Nadia Boulanger, C. H. von Brakel of Sumatra, Editions Herman Brauer of Brussels, Dorothea Braus, Jürgen Brecht, Breitkopf & Härtel, Simon Brinks Musikstudio & Musikhandel of Eskilstuna (Sweden), Dorothy Britton (with reference to Ikuma Dan), Max Brod of Tel Aviv, Broekmans & Van Poppel of Amsterdam, Mrs. L. Bruce of Salehurst (East Sussex), the Bureau Hongrois of Budapest (along with Pathé Marconi or EMI), Alan Bush (with reference to his opera 'Wat Tyler'), Busnach & Co. of Cairo, Vladimir de Butzow of Paris, Maurice Babin (with the curriculum vitae of Enyss Djemil), Wilfrid Bagshawe (of Sidney Cooper, John Gibbs & Co.), the Benno Balan Music Shop of Jerusalem, the Bamberger Symphoniker, Olle Bandolin of Köping (Sweden), Noelle Barker of Munich, Henry Barraud (subject of correspondence only), Éditions Internationales Basart N.V., Rudolf Baumgartner (leader of the Festival Strings Lucerne), Thomas Beecham Concerts Society Ltd., S. V. Beer (of Sand Lake, New York, U.S.A.), Ghazi M. Behjat of Baghdad, the Eduard van Beinum Jubilee Committee (with the involvement of the Concertgebouworkest), Belter of Barcelona (with the involvement of Sylvia Goldstein of Boosey & Hawkes Inc. and reference to Urania Records Ltd.), Riccardo Beltrami, Frau Helene Berg (with brief involvement from Erwin Stein), Dr. F. Bersinger of Zürich, a Monsieur Besset of Toulouse, Besson, Musik G. Bestgen of Bern, Geo H. Blanc of Lausanne, Sonja Blanke (with card bearing the letterhead of Bühnenvertrieb M. Kantorowitz), Edward Blomme of Brussels, the Book Centre Ltd. of Bombay, Charles Bokor of Cluj, Books for Pleasure Ltd. of London, and Fernando de Bortoli of São Paulo.

This file was originally entitled 'B, 1956' and was loose, rather than held in a labelled packet.