Until recently, the existence of Bohuslav Martinu’s “Romance for Violin and Piano” H 186bis, composed in 1930, was entirely unknown, especially since the composer himself had not mentioned the work in any of his handwritten catalogues of works. In 2022, Natálie Krátká, a musicologist from the Bohuslav Martinu Institute in Prague, discovered the composition by chance in the National Library of Israel in Jerusalem – a truly unique find of a completely unknown work from the estate of the French pho...