49
December 10, 1949.
President
1109 Carnegie Hall
New York 19, N. Y.
Dear Mr Hinrichsen:
I think your last letter cleared the matter
and I agree that we can now conclude a contract.
There are only two things which I would like to have
modified. The one: that there should be a date mentioned
until which I have to receive the $ 500.
An the second point is that I suggest you have the
engraving made here. Not only is it much less expensive,
but I am quite sure that the man, who is excellent,
will do a job worthy of Peters Edition. Besides, if
you want, I can ask him to make one page as a sample
so that you can judge it for yourself. It would also
have the great advantage that I could make the corrections
very fast. He would perhaps deliver me perhaps every
second day proof corrections, so that I would not have
so much at one time. I suggest that you reconsider this
point and especially let him make one page, (I will select
a very difficult one) as sample so that you can see how
good he is.
After you have made your decision and sent me a contract
to sign, I will send you the manuscript, or if you accept
my suggestion we will give it to the engraver here.
I am looking forward to your answer, and am with cordial
greetings,
Sincerely yours,
P.S.
It might also happen that the manuscript requires ex-
planation, verbally, which I can do here by telephone,
thus avoiding unnecessary errors and corrections.
49
December 10, 1949.
President
1109 Carnegie Hall
New York 19, N. Y.
Dear Mr Hinrichsen:
I think your last letter cleared the matter and I agree that we can now conclude a contract.
There are only two things which I would like to have modified. The one: that there should be a date mentioned until which I have to receive the $ 500.
An the second point is that I suggest you have the engraving made here. Not only is it much less expensive, but I am quite sure that the man, who is excellent, will do a job worthy of Peters Edition. Besides, if you want, I can ask him to make one page as a sample so that you can judge it for yourself. It would also have the great advantage that I could make the corrections very fast. He would perhaps deliver me perhaps every second day proof corrections, so that I would not have so much at one time. I suggest that you reconsider this point and especially let him make one page, (I will select a very difficult one) as sample so that you can see how good he is.
After you have made your decision and sent me a contract to sign, I will send you the manuscript, or if you accept my suggestion we will give it to the engraver here.
I am looking forward to your answer, and am with cordial
greetings,
Sincerely yours,
P.S. It might also happen that the manuscript requires explanation, verbally, which I can do here by telephone, thus avoiding unnecessary errors and corrections.

10. Dezember 1949


The Library of Congress
Washington, D.C.
Music Division
Arnold Schoenberg Collection


Brief, Durchschlag

Zitierhinweis:

Arnold Schönberg an C. F. Peters Corp., 10. Dezember 1949, in: Arnold Schönberg: Briefwechsel mit C. F. Peters. Hrsg. von Florian Giering. Version 1.0 vom 02.04.2025. URL: https://schoenberg-peters.at/cfp/letters/letter.5213.