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Ca. 8 x 2.5 mm. Laid down to mount.
Autograph signature trimmed from larger document.
Price: $75.00
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3 pp. Octavo. No place, no date. In English. Apparently to another singer, as Albani provides detailed instructions regarding performance, marked "Important" at head. "No. 1o Faust. the spinning which[!] scene and final song - No cuts in the whole scene beginning with Recitative... No. 2 Otello - 4th act - ... The last pianissimo ritornelle to be played twice to allow time to bring down the curtain slowly. No. 3o Lucia mad scene. Begin at the beginning just before the Recitative... [quotation]. You cut from this point to the three chords which precede "Ardon gli'incensi"... The whole of this movement is transposed one whole tone... I hope to send you a copy of Otello and Lucia with the cuts of Lucia profusely marked." Slightly worn and soiled; creased at folds. Laid down to mounting sheet.
ALBANI, Emma 1847-1930.
Autograph performance notes regarding Faust, Otello and Lucia da Lammermoor, incorporating an autograph musical quotation.
Price: $350.00
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AVÉ-LALLEMANT, Luise.
Die Musikalischen Albumblätter der Luise Avé-Lallemant zu Leipzig : Eine autographensammlung aus der Leipziger Universität Faksimile-ausgabe anlässlich der Eröffnung des neuen Gewandhauses 1981 Mit einem Geleitwort von Kurt Masur Einführung und Kommentar von Christoph Hellmundt und Wolfgang Orf
Leipzig: Editon Leipzig, 1981.
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BACH, Johann Sebastian 1685-1750.
Brief an den Jugendfreund Georg Erdmann vom 28. Oktober 1730.
Leipzig: VEB Deutscher Verlag für Musik, [1967].
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BACH, Johann Sebastian 1685-1750.
Entwurf einer wohlbestallten Kirchenmusick vom 23. August 1730 : Faksimile-Reihe Bachscher Werke und Schriftstücke Herausgegeben vom Bach-Archiv Leipzig Band I
Leipzig: Deutscher Verlag für Musik, [1954].
Price: $30.00
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One page. Large octavo. Dated Woodstock, N.Y., September 10, 1936. On personal letterhead. Sending his autograph as requested, with apologies for the delay as he has been "working very hard, conducting the orchestra at Chautauqua, N.Y"Slightly worn and foxed; creased at folds; mounting tape affixed to verso at edges and folds.
BARRÈRE, Georges 1876-1944.
Autograph letter signed in full and dated Woodstock N.Y., Sept. 10, 1936."
Price: $125.00
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Written on her letterhead with New York City address, signed and dated May 12th 1939. 1 page. Small quarto. To the noted Colombian musicologist Otto de Greiff: "With sincere thanks to Mr. Otto de Grieff [!] for his kind letter." Together with autograph envelope addressed to de Greiff in Bogota.
BAUER, Marion 1887-1955.
Autograph letter.
Price: $35.00
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BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van 1770-1827.
Beethovens Brief an den Freiherrn von Schaden von 1787 : ... herausgegeben von Martin Staehelin. Heft 1
Bonn: Beethovenhaus , 1982.
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BEETHOVEN, Ludwig van 1770-1827.
Veröffentlichungen des Beethoven Hauses in Bonn. Neue Folge. Im Auftrag des Vorstandes herausgegeben von Professor Dr. Joseph Schmit-Görg. : Dritte Reihe Beethoven Ausgewählte Handschriften in Faksimile-Ausgabe
Bonn: Beethovenhaus, 1957.
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2 pp. Octavo. Addressed "Mio caro Peppino" and dated Moltrasio, July 15, no year but ca. 1830. Bellini has just received a letter from Rubini (most probably the Italian tenor Giovanni Battista Rubini 1794-1854) with sad news regarding the health of Bellini's mistress Giuditta Turina's sister Rosina: "I hasten to write to you to avoid any shock to Signora Giuditta Turina because it is doubtful whether or not her sister Rosina is or is not among the living... Her mother is coming and perhaps bringing some news with her. Please ask everyone to appear unaware of this tragedy... I don't know... how dear Giuditta will receive this news..."Slightly worn; lightly creased at folds; one small stain to outer margin just touching several letters; one edge slightly ragged with no loss of text; small decorative rectangular stamp of previous owner ("H. Prior") to blank margin of verso.
BELLINI, Vincenzo 1801-1835.
Autograph letter signed to Giuseppe Pasta, husband of the renowned soprano Giuditta Pasta (1797-1865).
Price: $5,800.00
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1-1/4 pages of a bifolium. Octavo. Dated [London], August 2, 1849."I return according to your wish the corrected proofs of the Duet. The Recit. preceeding the Air of Sig. Covar will not be sung…"Creased at folds; some; remnants of former mount to blank verso.
BENEDICT, Sir Julius 1804-1885.
Autograph letter signed to an unidentified male correspondent, possibly a publisher.
Price: $135.00
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One page of a bifolium. Octavo. Dated November 1, 1875. Benedict sends "a few autographs" to his correspondent, stating that his papers are "in the greatest disorder… but I will not forget my promise."Slightly creased and foxed; trimmed at lower margin with loss of two words below the signature.
BENEDICT, Sir Julius 1804-1885.
Autograph letter signed to an unidentified male correspondent.
Price: $100.00
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Small folio. To Miss Renee Glaser at the North American Newspaper Alliance in New York. On personal letterhead with the composer's name embossed at head. With typed envelope with Berlin's name embossed to verso. An important letter from this quintessentially American composer, in which Berlin discusses the quintessentially American symbol, the Statue of Liberty, and writes about his musical based on the sculpting of the Statue in 1886, Miss Liberty, in which he set part of Emma Lazarus's famous poem "The New Colossus," engraved on the base of the Statue of Liberty commencing "Give me your tired, your poor..." "I arrived in America with my family in 1893 at the age of five, so doubt very much that I saw any significance in the Statue of Liberty at that time. However, it is pretty obvious how any American feels about the Statue today..." Creased at folds. In very good condition overall.
BERLIN, Irving 1888-1989.
Typed letter signed dated March 9th 1954.
Price: $1,750.00
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77 x 116 mm. Slightly browned; laid down to mounting paper.
BISHOP, Henry 1786-1885.
Autograph signature in the hand of the composer of "Home, Sweet Home" dated September 6, 1839.
Price: $60.00
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With an autograph note signed to verso dated Vienna, September 24, 1936, addressed to the Colombian musicologist Otto de Greiff. With Bittner's return address stamp in purple ink to upper left corner, "Julius Bittner, Wien IX, Dietrichsteingasse 10." Very slightly worn. In very good condition overall.
BITTNER, Julius J. 1874-1939 .
Attractive signed postcard photograph of the noted Viennese composer in a music studio, seated at an Ehrbar piano.
Price: $225.00
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An attractive head-and-shoulders portrait of this noted German conductor and composer attributed to Nicola Perscheid in Berlin (slightly worn and soiled).
BLECH, Leo 1871-1958.
Signed postcard photograph.
Price: $125.00
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2-1/4 pp. Octavo. With Bochsa's address at 2 Bryanstone Street noted in manuscript at head and integral autograph address panel. In French (with translation). Bochsa thanks Peake for sending his two tickets for the evening's performance. "I've been wanting very much to visit your elegant theatre... but I've been so busy and almost always in the country that I have not until now thanked you as well as Mr. Arnold for having the kindness to put my name and that of Mrs. Bochsa on the 'free list.' " Slightly soiled; creased at folds.
BOCHSA, Robert 1789-1856.
Autograph letter signed and dated September 2 [no year] to Mr. Peake at the English Opera House.
Price: $300.00
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Inscribed in ink to the noted Colombian musicologist Otto de Greiff "with my best wishes Artur Bodanzky New York March 1933." Ca. 8-1/2" x 10-1/2".Somewhat worn, creased and chipped at edges and corners; some small tears.
BODANZKY, Artur 1877-1939.
Signed reproduction photograph of Bodanzky pondering a score.
Price: $35.00
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1 p. Oblong octavo. Dated The Grange, Brompton, June 17, 1835. In English."I have the pleasure to inform you that I am in treaty with Hamlet for his Bazaar in Oxford Street. The other place will not do on account of the windows." On the verso is a partial note dated July 18 (corrected to June in pencil) in another hand relative to "Mr. Broads complements to Mr Braham," with related content. Slightly worn and browned; creased at folds; two letters of address smudged.
BRAHAM, John 1774-1856.
Autograph letter signed to an unidentified male correspondent.
Price: $100.00
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1 page. Small quarto. No date. Written in blue-black ink on stationery with the embossed address of "4 Crabbe St., Aldeburgh, Suffolk" printed in red at head. Britten thanks de Greiff for his letter and refers to his noted operas Peter Grimes and Albert Herring: "It may not be long before Grimes & Herring are recorded complete - but I cannot promise! Here is your autograph…" Very slightly browned; some foxing; staining to blank outer edges from former mount.
BRITTEN, Benjamin 1913-1976.
Autograph letter signed to the Colombian musicologist Otto de Greiff.
Price: $400.00
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