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Gomes, Carlos Antonio - Autograph Letter Signed 1886
(Item #: S5865-W4B)
Brazilian composer (1836-1896) who was the only successful non-European as an opera composer in Italy during the "golden age of opera"; contemporary to Verdi and Puccini, and the first composer of non-European lineage to be accepted into the Classic tradition of music. Gorgeous autograph letter signed by the composer, written in Italian (sold untranslated), dated in Maggianico, Italy, 1886; addressed to the Italian publisher Edoardo Sonzgno (1836-1910). Size is
5.25 x 8.25 inches
, 1 page, in excellent condition.
Brazilian composer (1836-1896) who was the only successful non-European as an opera composer in Italy during the "golden age of...
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Brazilian composer (1836-1896) who was the only successful non-European as an opera composer in Italy during the "golden age of opera"; contemporary to Verdi and Puccini, and the first composer of non-European lineage to be accepted into the Classic tradition of music. Gorgeous autograph letter signed by the composer, written in Italian (sold untranslated), dated in Maggianico, Italy, 1886; addressed to the Italian publisher Edoardo Sonzgno (1836-1910). Size is
5.25 x 8.25 inches
, 1 page, in excellent condition.
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(Item #: S5865-W4B)
Brazilian composer (1836-1896) who was the only successful non-European as an opera composer in Italy during the "golden age of opera"; contemporary to Verdi and Puccini, and the first composer of non-European lineage to be accepted into the Classic tradition of music. Gorgeous autograph letter signed by the composer, written in Italian (sold untranslated), dated in Maggianico, Italy, 1886; addressed to the Italian publisher Edoardo Sonzgno (1836-1910). Size is
5.25 x 8.25 inches
, 1 page, in excellent condition.
Brazilian composer (1836-1896) who was the only successful non-European as an opera composer in Italy during the "golden age of...
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Brazilian composer (1836-1896) who was the only successful non-European as an opera composer in Italy during the "golden age of opera"; contemporary to Verdi and Puccini, and the first composer of non-European lineage to be accepted into the Classic tradition of music. Gorgeous autograph letter signed by the composer, written in Italian (sold untranslated), dated in Maggianico, Italy, 1886; addressed to the Italian publisher Edoardo Sonzgno (1836-1910). Size is
5.25 x 8.25 inches
, 1 page, in excellent condition.
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Gottlieb, Carl - Autograph Letter Signed 1845
(Item #: K2931-C4E)
German composer (1798-1859) and chapel master. Autograph letter in Italian signed by him, dated in Dresden, May 17, 1845, to baron Wilhelm von Taubenheim (1805-1894), concerning his opera Yelva (1828): "... On the last occasion of your presence in Dresden, when I had the honor of being introduced to you, I took the liberty of reminding you of the promise of 10 ducats made to me by your predecessor, Mr. Leutrum, for my music of the "Yelva". (...) I have already written to Mr. Reggetore [Heinrich] Moritz and to the Kapellmeister [Peter Josef von] Lindpaintner that I have no connection with Castelli, and that I am not willing to make a check on him..." Size is
8 x 12.3 inches
, 1 written page, folds, some creases, in overall very good condition.
German composer (1798-1859) and chapel master. Autograph letter in Italian signed by him, dated in Dresden, May 17, 1845, to...
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German composer (1798-1859) and chapel master. Autograph letter in Italian signed by him, dated in Dresden, May 17, 1845, to baron Wilhelm von Taubenheim (1805-1894), concerning his opera Yelva (1828): "... On the last occasion of your presence in Dresden, when I had the honor of being introduced to you, I took the liberty of reminding you of the promise of 10 ducats made to me by your predecessor, Mr. Leutrum, for my music of the "Yelva". (...) I have already written to Mr. Reggetore [Heinrich] Moritz and to the Kapellmeister [Peter Josef von] Lindpaintner that I have no connection with Castelli, and that I am not willing to make a check on him..." Size is
8 x 12.3 inches
, 1 written page, folds, some creases, in overall very good condition.
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(Item #: K2931-C4E)
German composer (1798-1859) and chapel master. Autograph letter in Italian signed by him, dated in Dresden, May 17, 1845, to baron Wilhelm von Taubenheim (1805-1894), concerning his opera Yelva (1828): "... On the last occasion of your presence in Dresden, when I had the honor of being introduced to you, I took the liberty of reminding you of the promise of 10 ducats made to me by your predecessor, Mr. Leutrum, for my music of the "Yelva". (...) I have already written to Mr. Reggetore [Heinrich] Moritz and to the Kapellmeister [Peter Josef von] Lindpaintner that I have no connection with Castelli, and that I am not willing to make a check on him..." Size is
8 x 12.3 inches
, 1 written page, folds, some creases, in overall very good condition.
German composer (1798-1859) and chapel master. Autograph letter in Italian signed by him, dated in Dresden, May 17, 1845, to...
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German composer (1798-1859) and chapel master. Autograph letter in Italian signed by him, dated in Dresden, May 17, 1845, to baron Wilhelm von Taubenheim (1805-1894), concerning his opera Yelva (1828): "... On the last occasion of your presence in Dresden, when I had the honor of being introduced to you, I took the liberty of reminding you of the promise of 10 ducats made to me by your predecessor, Mr. Leutrum, for my music of the "Yelva". (...) I have already written to Mr. Reggetore [Heinrich] Moritz and to the Kapellmeister [Peter Josef von] Lindpaintner that I have no connection with Castelli, and that I am not willing to make a check on him..." Size is
8 x 12.3 inches
, 1 written page, folds, some creases, in overall very good condition.
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Gounod, Charles - Fragment Manuscript (Unsigned)
(Item #: H6626-W1J)
French composer (1818-1893), who reached international reputation for his operas Faust and Romeo et Juliette. Fragment of a manuscript of an unknown piece handwritten in pencil by the composer (NOT SIGNED). Size is
10.4 x 7.2 inches
, in very good condition.
French composer (1818-1893), who reached international reputation for his operas Faust and Romeo et Juliette. Fragment of a manuscript of...
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French composer (1818-1893), who reached international reputation for his operas Faust and Romeo et Juliette. Fragment of a manuscript of an unknown piece handwritten in pencil by the composer (NOT SIGNED). Size is
10.4 x 7.2 inches
, in very good condition.
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French composer (1818-1893), who reached international reputation for...
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$750.00 USD
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(Item #: H6626-W1J)
French composer (1818-1893), who reached international reputation for his operas Faust and Romeo et Juliette. Fragment of a manuscript of an unknown piece handwritten in pencil by the composer (NOT SIGNED). Size is
10.4 x 7.2 inches
, in very good condition.
French composer (1818-1893), who reached international reputation for his operas Faust and Romeo et Juliette. Fragment of a manuscript of...
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French composer (1818-1893), who reached international reputation for his operas Faust and Romeo et Juliette. Fragment of a manuscript of an unknown piece handwritten in pencil by the composer (NOT SIGNED). Size is
10.4 x 7.2 inches
, in very good condition.
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Granados, Enrique - Signed Contract for "Maria del Carmen" 1896
(Item #: M7447-Y13E)
Spanish pianist and composer (1867-1916) and composer, his music is in a uniquely Spanish style and, as such, is representative of musical nationalism. Fantastic historical document, signed 7 times by both Enrique Granados and playwright/librettist Jose Feliu i Codina (1845-1897), determining the terms for the creation and performances of the opera "Maria del Carmen". In this document, the rights to write that opera with music by Granados are granted, while Codina will adapt the play of the same name that Codina created. Terms for profit distribution of future performances are also established. Premiered in Milan in 1898 under the composer´s baton, Maria del Carmen was highly successful with the public. Granados had the original manuscript of "Maria del Carmen" in his luggage when he was drowned in the 1916 sinking of the "Sussex" ship by a German submarine. His luggage, and the score, were later recovered from the wreck. Document has 7 pages, each except the last are
9.5 x 13.25 inches
, and each one is signed. In Spanish, sold untranslated, folds and a few stains, in overall very good condition. A very important historical document, autographs by Granados are hard to find. ALSO INCLUDED is a document from the estate of Feliu i Codina determining that this double signed contract is among his possessions.
Spanish pianist and composer (1867-1916) and composer, his music is in a uniquely Spanish style and, as such, is representative of...
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Spanish pianist and composer (1867-1916) and composer, his music is in a uniquely Spanish style and, as such, is representative of musical nationalism. Fantastic historical document, signed 7 times by both Enrique Granados and playwright/librettist Jose Feliu i Codina (1845-1897), determining the terms for the creation and performances of the opera "Maria del Carmen". In this document, the rights to write that opera with music by Granados are granted, while Codina will adapt the play of the same name that Codina created. Terms for profit distribution of future performances are also established. Premiered in Milan in 1898 under the composer´s baton, Maria del Carmen was highly successful with the public. Granados had the original manuscript of "Maria del Carmen" in his luggage when he was drowned in the 1916 sinking of the "Sussex" ship by a German submarine. His luggage, and the score, were later recovered from the wreck. Document has 7 pages, each except the last are
9.5 x 13.25 inches
, and each one is signed. In Spanish, sold untranslated, folds and a few stains, in overall very good condition. A very important historical document, autographs by Granados are hard to find. ALSO INCLUDED is a document from the estate of Feliu i Codina determining that this double signed contract is among his possessions.
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(Item #: M7447-Y13E)
Spanish pianist and composer (1867-1916) and composer, his music is in a uniquely Spanish style and, as such, is representative of musical nationalism. Fantastic historical document, signed 7 times by both Enrique Granados and playwright/librettist Jose Feliu i Codina (1845-1897), determining the terms for the creation and performances of the opera "Maria del Carmen". In this document, the rights to write that opera with music by Granados are granted, while Codina will adapt the play of the same name that Codina created. Terms for profit distribution of future performances are also established. Premiered in Milan in 1898 under the composer´s baton, Maria del Carmen was highly successful with the public. Granados had the original manuscript of "Maria del Carmen" in his luggage when he was drowned in the 1916 sinking of the "Sussex" ship by a German submarine. His luggage, and the score, were later recovered from the wreck. Document has 7 pages, each except the last are
9.5 x 13.25 inches
, and each one is signed. In Spanish, sold untranslated, folds and a few stains, in overall very good condition. A very important historical document, autographs by Granados are hard to find. ALSO INCLUDED is a document from the estate of Feliu i Codina determining that this double signed contract is among his possessions.
Spanish pianist and composer (1867-1916) and composer, his music is in a uniquely Spanish style and, as such, is representative of...
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Spanish pianist and composer (1867-1916) and composer, his music is in a uniquely Spanish style and, as such, is representative of musical nationalism. Fantastic historical document, signed 7 times by both Enrique Granados and playwright/librettist Jose Feliu i Codina (1845-1897), determining the terms for the creation and performances of the opera "Maria del Carmen". In this document, the rights to write that opera with music by Granados are granted, while Codina will adapt the play of the same name that Codina created. Terms for profit distribution of future performances are also established. Premiered in Milan in 1898 under the composer´s baton, Maria del Carmen was highly successful with the public. Granados had the original manuscript of "Maria del Carmen" in his luggage when he was drowned in the 1916 sinking of the "Sussex" ship by a German submarine. His luggage, and the score, were later recovered from the wreck. Document has 7 pages, each except the last are
9.5 x 13.25 inches
, and each one is signed. In Spanish, sold untranslated, folds and a few stains, in overall very good condition. A very important historical document, autographs by Granados are hard to find. ALSO INCLUDED is a document from the estate of Feliu i Codina determining that this double signed contract is among his possessions.
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Gretchaninov, Alexander - Signed Score "Missa Festiva"
(Item #: M8575-R6D)
Russian composer (1864-1956) and pianist. Printed score for his work "Missa Festiva" signed and inscribed by him with a short sentiment dated in Paris, 1938, on the first page. Size is
9.75 x 12.5 inches
, 32 pages, in excellent condition.
Russian composer (1864-1956) and pianist. Printed score for his work "Missa Festiva" signed and inscribed by him with a short...
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Russian composer (1864-1956) and pianist. Printed score for his work "Missa Festiva" signed and inscribed by him with a short sentiment dated in Paris, 1938, on the first page. Size is
9.75 x 12.5 inches
, 32 pages, in excellent condition.
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(Item #: M8575-R6D)
Russian composer (1864-1956) and pianist. Printed score for his work "Missa Festiva" signed and inscribed by him with a short sentiment dated in Paris, 1938, on the first page. Size is
9.75 x 12.5 inches
, 32 pages, in excellent condition.
Russian composer (1864-1956) and pianist. Printed score for his work "Missa Festiva" signed and inscribed by him with a short...
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Russian composer (1864-1956) and pianist. Printed score for his work "Missa Festiva" signed and inscribed by him with a short sentiment dated in Paris, 1938, on the first page. Size is
9.75 x 12.5 inches
, 32 pages, in excellent condition.
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Gretry, Andre - Autograph Letter Signed
(Item #: M7107-Y13B)
Belgian-born French composer (1741-1813), who is mostly known for his operas by the end of the XVIII century. Nice autograph letter written in French (sold untranslated) signed by the composer. Size is
3.75 x 6.25 inches
, 1 page, in very good condition.
Belgian-born French composer (1741-1813), who is mostly known for his operas by the end of the XVIII century. Nice autograph letter...
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Belgian-born French composer (1741-1813), who is mostly known for his operas by the end of the XVIII century. Nice autograph letter written in French (sold untranslated) signed by the composer. Size is
3.75 x 6.25 inches
, 1 page, in very good condition.
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Belgian-born French composer (1741-1813), who is mostly known for...
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$675.00 USD
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(Item #: M7107-Y13B)
Belgian-born French composer (1741-1813), who is mostly known for his operas by the end of the XVIII century. Nice autograph letter written in French (sold untranslated) signed by the composer. Size is
3.75 x 6.25 inches
, 1 page, in very good condition.
Belgian-born French composer (1741-1813), who is mostly known for his operas by the end of the XVIII century. Nice autograph letter...
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Belgian-born French composer (1741-1813), who is mostly known for his operas by the end of the XVIII century. Nice autograph letter written in French (sold untranslated) signed by the composer. Size is
3.75 x 6.25 inches
, 1 page, in very good condition.
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Grieg, Edvard - Autograph Music Quote Signed 1903
(Item #: K2900-X1C)
Norwegian composer and pianist (1843-1907), one of the leading composers of his country, helped put the music of Norway abroad and develop a national musical identity. Extraordinary 9-bar autograph music quote from his ballade op.24 signed by him and dated in Paris, April 22, 1903. Size is
10.3 x 6.6 inches
, rust tone on borders, in very good condition. On verso, there is another autograph music quote signed by an unidentified composer.
Norwegian composer and pianist (1843-1907), one of the leading composers of his country, helped put the music of Norway abroad...
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Norwegian composer and pianist (1843-1907), one of the leading composers of his country, helped put the music of Norway abroad and develop a national musical identity. Extraordinary 9-bar autograph music quote from his ballade op.24 signed by him and dated in Paris, April 22, 1903. Size is
10.3 x 6.6 inches
, rust tone on borders, in very good condition. On verso, there is another autograph music quote signed by an unidentified composer.
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Norwegian composer and pianist (1843-1907), one of the...
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(Item #: K2900-X1C)
Norwegian composer and pianist (1843-1907), one of the leading composers of his country, helped put the music of Norway abroad and develop a national musical identity. Extraordinary 9-bar autograph music quote from his ballade op.24 signed by him and dated in Paris, April 22, 1903. Size is
10.3 x 6.6 inches
, rust tone on borders, in very good condition. On verso, there is another autograph music quote signed by an unidentified composer.
Norwegian composer and pianist (1843-1907), one of the leading composers of his country, helped put the music of Norway abroad...
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Norwegian composer and pianist (1843-1907), one of the leading composers of his country, helped put the music of Norway abroad and develop a national musical identity. Extraordinary 9-bar autograph music quote from his ballade op.24 signed by him and dated in Paris, April 22, 1903. Size is
10.3 x 6.6 inches
, rust tone on borders, in very good condition. On verso, there is another autograph music quote signed by an unidentified composer.
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Grieg, Edvard - Autograph Note Signed 1893
(Item #: K2916-X1C)
Norwegian composer and pianist (1843-1907), one of the leading composers of his country, helped put the music of Norway abroad and develop a national musical identity. Autograph note in German (sold untranslated) on a regular postcard signed by him, dated May 31, 1893. Size is
5.5 x 3.5 inches
, in excellent condition.
Norwegian composer and pianist (1843-1907), one of the leading composers of his country, helped put the music of Norway abroad...
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Norwegian composer and pianist (1843-1907), one of the leading composers of his country, helped put the music of Norway abroad and develop a national musical identity. Autograph note in German (sold untranslated) on a regular postcard signed by him, dated May 31, 1893. Size is
5.5 x 3.5 inches
, in excellent condition.
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Norwegian composer and pianist (1843-1907), one of the...
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$995.00 USD
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(Item #: K2916-X1C)
Norwegian composer and pianist (1843-1907), one of the leading composers of his country, helped put the music of Norway abroad and develop a national musical identity. Autograph note in German (sold untranslated) on a regular postcard signed by him, dated May 31, 1893. Size is
5.5 x 3.5 inches
, in excellent condition.
Norwegian composer and pianist (1843-1907), one of the leading composers of his country, helped put the music of Norway abroad...
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Norwegian composer and pianist (1843-1907), one of the leading composers of his country, helped put the music of Norway abroad and develop a national musical identity. Autograph note in German (sold untranslated) on a regular postcard signed by him, dated May 31, 1893. Size is
5.5 x 3.5 inches
, in excellent condition.
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Halevy, Fromental - Signed "Le Juif Errant" Score
(Item #: H4397-J17)
French composer (1799-1862), well-known today for his opera La Juive (1835). Printed score for voice and piano for his opera in 5 acts "Le Juif Errant" (The Wandering Jew, 1852), successful work and one of his last operas. Luxurious red hardcovers engraved with the name of the person Halevy dedicated this to, Jules Janin. Published by Brandus, Paris and London, dated by Halevy in ink in 1853. Boldly signed by composer Fromental Halevy on the title page, where he inscribed this to famous French writer and critic Jules Janin (1804-1874), who was a composer himself. Large volume,
10.75 x 13.5 inches
, with 340 numbered pages plus extras, some spotted rust, wear on covers, in very good condition.
French composer (1799-1862), well-known today for his opera La Juive (1835). Printed score for voice and piano for his opera in 5...
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French composer (1799-1862), well-known today for his opera La Juive (1835). Printed score for voice and piano for his opera in 5 acts "Le Juif Errant" (The Wandering Jew, 1852), successful work and one of his last operas. Luxurious red hardcovers engraved with the name of the person Halevy dedicated this to, Jules Janin. Published by Brandus, Paris and London, dated by Halevy in ink in 1853. Boldly signed by composer Fromental Halevy on the title page, where he inscribed this to famous French writer and critic Jules Janin (1804-1874), who was a composer himself. Large volume,
10.75 x 13.5 inches
, with 340 numbered pages plus extras, some spotted rust, wear on covers, in very good condition.
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French composer (1799-1862), well-known today for his opera La Juive...
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(Item #: H4397-J17)
French composer (1799-1862), well-known today for his opera La Juive (1835). Printed score for voice and piano for his opera in 5 acts "Le Juif Errant" (The Wandering Jew, 1852), successful work and one of his last operas. Luxurious red hardcovers engraved with the name of the person Halevy dedicated this to, Jules Janin. Published by Brandus, Paris and London, dated by Halevy in ink in 1853. Boldly signed by composer Fromental Halevy on the title page, where he inscribed this to famous French writer and critic Jules Janin (1804-1874), who was a composer himself. Large volume,
10.75 x 13.5 inches
, with 340 numbered pages plus extras, some spotted rust, wear on covers, in very good condition.
French composer (1799-1862), well-known today for his opera La Juive (1835). Printed score for voice and piano for his opera in 5...
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French composer (1799-1862), well-known today for his opera La Juive (1835). Printed score for voice and piano for his opera in 5 acts "Le Juif Errant" (The Wandering Jew, 1852), successful work and one of his last operas. Luxurious red hardcovers engraved with the name of the person Halevy dedicated this to, Jules Janin. Published by Brandus, Paris and London, dated by Halevy in ink in 1853. Boldly signed by composer Fromental Halevy on the title page, where he inscribed this to famous French writer and critic Jules Janin (1804-1874), who was a composer himself. Large volume,
10.75 x 13.5 inches
, with 340 numbered pages plus extras, some spotted rust, wear on covers, in very good condition.
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Kabalevsky, Dmitry - Autograph Music Quote Signed 1966
(Item #: H6261-Y12F)
Soviet composer (1905-1987), creator of a large amount of piano and chamber music, Kabalevsky is better known for his 2nd Symphony and his 3rd Piano concerto. Autograph music quote with 2 bars from his Cello Concerto, signed and dated in 1966 in Interlocken, Michigan, during a summer music camp. Size is
8.75 x 5.9 inches
, in excellent condition. Kabalevsky´s autographs are very scarce.
Soviet composer (1905-1987), creator of a large amount of piano and chamber music, Kabalevsky is better known for his 2nd...
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Soviet composer (1905-1987), creator of a large amount of piano and chamber music, Kabalevsky is better known for his 2nd Symphony and his 3rd Piano concerto. Autograph music quote with 2 bars from his Cello Concerto, signed and dated in 1966 in Interlocken, Michigan, during a summer music camp. Size is
8.75 x 5.9 inches
, in excellent condition. Kabalevsky´s autographs are very scarce.
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(Item #: H6261-Y12F)
Soviet composer (1905-1987), creator of a large amount of piano and chamber music, Kabalevsky is better known for his 2nd Symphony and his 3rd Piano concerto. Autograph music quote with 2 bars from his Cello Concerto, signed and dated in 1966 in Interlocken, Michigan, during a summer music camp. Size is
8.75 x 5.9 inches
, in excellent condition. Kabalevsky´s autographs are very scarce.
Soviet composer (1905-1987), creator of a large amount of piano and chamber music, Kabalevsky is better known for his 2nd...
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Soviet composer (1905-1987), creator of a large amount of piano and chamber music, Kabalevsky is better known for his 2nd Symphony and his 3rd Piano concerto. Autograph music quote with 2 bars from his Cello Concerto, signed and dated in 1966 in Interlocken, Michigan, during a summer music camp. Size is
8.75 x 5.9 inches
, in excellent condition. Kabalevsky´s autographs are very scarce.
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Kabalevsky, Dmitry - Signed Page 1966
(Item #: H6262-Y12F)
Soviet composer (1905-1987), creator of a large amount of piano and chamber music, Kabalevsky is better known for his 2nd Symphony and his 3rd Piano concerto. First page from a manuscript of a composition by another composer, signed by Kabalevsky, who wrote in bad English "For remember of our discussion, this my best wishes". Dated by him in Interlocken, Michigan, 1966. Signed during the music summer camp there.
Soviet composer (1905-1987), creator of a large amount of piano and chamber music, Kabalevsky is better known for his 2nd...
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Soviet composer (1905-1987), creator of a large amount of piano and chamber music, Kabalevsky is better known for his 2nd Symphony and his 3rd Piano concerto. First page from a manuscript of a composition by another composer, signed by Kabalevsky, who wrote in bad English "For remember of our discussion, this my best wishes". Dated by him in Interlocken, Michigan, 1966. Signed during the music summer camp there.
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(Item #: H6262-Y12F)
Soviet composer (1905-1987), creator of a large amount of piano and chamber music, Kabalevsky is better known for his 2nd Symphony and his 3rd Piano concerto. First page from a manuscript of a composition by another composer, signed by Kabalevsky, who wrote in bad English "For remember of our discussion, this my best wishes". Dated by him in Interlocken, Michigan, 1966. Signed during the music summer camp there.
Soviet composer (1905-1987), creator of a large amount of piano and chamber music, Kabalevsky is better known for his 2nd...
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Soviet composer (1905-1987), creator of a large amount of piano and chamber music, Kabalevsky is better known for his 2nd Symphony and his 3rd Piano concerto. First page from a manuscript of a composition by another composer, signed by Kabalevsky, who wrote in bad English "For remember of our discussion, this my best wishes". Dated by him in Interlocken, Michigan, 1966. Signed during the music summer camp there.
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Kalkbrenner, Friedrich - Autograph Letter to the Philharmonic Society
(Item #: M2927-R1-6)
Famous German pianist, composer and teacher (1785-1849), at his peak, Kalkbrenner was considered by many the best pianist in Europe, and a prolific composer. Autograph note, addressed to the Gentlemen Directors of the Philharmonic Society". Letter reads "Mr Kalkbrenner presents his compliments to the Gentlemen Directors, and would feel much obliged to them if they would let him have back the scores of his Symphonia today, as has to look over some of the parts which never were well corrected. He would likewise thank them to let him know who is to be the leader. Sunday morning, 14 South Malton Street. One folded page,
8 x 9.75 inches
(when folded), handwritten only on one side (see scans), in excellent condition, rare.
Famous German pianist, composer and teacher (1785-1849), at his peak, Kalkbrenner was considered by many the best pianist in Europe,...
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Famous German pianist, composer and teacher (1785-1849), at his peak, Kalkbrenner was considered by many the best pianist in Europe, and a prolific composer. Autograph note, addressed to the Gentlemen Directors of the Philharmonic Society". Letter reads "Mr Kalkbrenner presents his compliments to the Gentlemen Directors, and would feel much obliged to them if they would let him have back the scores of his Symphonia today, as has to look over some of the parts which never were well corrected. He would likewise thank them to let him know who is to be the leader. Sunday morning, 14 South Malton Street. One folded page,
8 x 9.75 inches
(when folded), handwritten only on one side (see scans), in excellent condition, rare.
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(Item #: M2927-R1-6)
Famous German pianist, composer and teacher (1785-1849), at his peak, Kalkbrenner was considered by many the best pianist in Europe, and a prolific composer. Autograph note, addressed to the Gentlemen Directors of the Philharmonic Society". Letter reads "Mr Kalkbrenner presents his compliments to the Gentlemen Directors, and would feel much obliged to them if they would let him have back the scores of his Symphonia today, as has to look over some of the parts which never were well corrected. He would likewise thank them to let him know who is to be the leader. Sunday morning, 14 South Malton Street. One folded page,
8 x 9.75 inches
(when folded), handwritten only on one side (see scans), in excellent condition, rare.
Famous German pianist, composer and teacher (1785-1849), at his peak, Kalkbrenner was considered by many the best pianist in Europe,...
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Famous German pianist, composer and teacher (1785-1849), at his peak, Kalkbrenner was considered by many the best pianist in Europe, and a prolific composer. Autograph note, addressed to the Gentlemen Directors of the Philharmonic Society". Letter reads "Mr Kalkbrenner presents his compliments to the Gentlemen Directors, and would feel much obliged to them if they would let him have back the scores of his Symphonia today, as has to look over some of the parts which never were well corrected. He would likewise thank them to let him know who is to be the leader. Sunday morning, 14 South Malton Street. One folded page,
8 x 9.75 inches
(when folded), handwritten only on one side (see scans), in excellent condition, rare.
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Kern, Jerome - Signed Score "Music in the Air"
(Item #: H4259-L16)
American composer of musical theater and popular music (1885-1945), considered one of the most important American composers for theater music in the first part of the 20th Century. Signed score for his theater musical "Music in the Air" (read more HERE), first edition, 1933, published by T.B. Harms, New York. Kern signed this printed score for voice and piano on the title page, and inscribed it to custom designer Madi Christians. Size is
8.75 x 11.5 inches
, softcover, 216 numbered pages plus extras, spine is partially loose and repaired with tape, in overall very good condition.
American composer of musical theater and popular music (1885-1945), considered one of the most important American composers for theater music...
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American composer of musical theater and popular music (1885-1945), considered one of the most important American composers for theater music in the first part of the 20th Century. Signed score for his theater musical "Music in the Air" (read more HERE), first edition, 1933, published by T.B. Harms, New York. Kern signed this printed score for voice and piano on the title page, and inscribed it to custom designer Madi Christians. Size is
8.75 x 11.5 inches
, softcover, 216 numbered pages plus extras, spine is partially loose and repaired with tape, in overall very good condition.
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(Item #: H4259-L16)
American composer of musical theater and popular music (1885-1945), considered one of the most important American composers for theater music in the first part of the 20th Century. Signed score for his theater musical "Music in the Air" (read more HERE), first edition, 1933, published by T.B. Harms, New York. Kern signed this printed score for voice and piano on the title page, and inscribed it to custom designer Madi Christians. Size is
8.75 x 11.5 inches
, softcover, 216 numbered pages plus extras, spine is partially loose and repaired with tape, in overall very good condition.
American composer of musical theater and popular music (1885-1945), considered one of the most important American composers for theater music...
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American composer of musical theater and popular music (1885-1945), considered one of the most important American composers for theater music in the first part of the 20th Century. Signed score for his theater musical "Music in the Air" (read more HERE), first edition, 1933, published by T.B. Harms, New York. Kern signed this printed score for voice and piano on the title page, and inscribed it to custom designer Madi Christians. Size is
8.75 x 11.5 inches
, softcover, 216 numbered pages plus extras, spine is partially loose and repaired with tape, in overall very good condition.
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Krenek, Ernst - Autograph Music Quote Signed from "Orpheus und Eurydice" 1981
(Item #: M5632-Y8B)
Austrian, later american composer and writer (1900-1991), who explored atonality and other modern styles. Signed photo, shown with a score, dated in 1979. Large autograph music quote signed, with 7 bars, triple staves, from his opera "Orpheus und Eurydice", op. 21, 1923. Krenek even included text for voice below the piano score. Large size,
8.5 x 11.75 inches
, fold near the right margin, otherwise in excellent condition.
Austrian, later american composer and writer (1900-1991), who explored atonality and other modern styles. Signed photo, shown with a score,...
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Austrian, later american composer and writer (1900-1991), who explored atonality and other modern styles. Signed photo, shown with a score, dated in 1979. Large autograph music quote signed, with 7 bars, triple staves, from his opera "Orpheus und Eurydice", op. 21, 1923. Krenek even included text for voice below the piano score. Large size,
8.5 x 11.75 inches
, fold near the right margin, otherwise in excellent condition.
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(Item #: M5632-Y8B)
Austrian, later american composer and writer (1900-1991), who explored atonality and other modern styles. Signed photo, shown with a score, dated in 1979. Large autograph music quote signed, with 7 bars, triple staves, from his opera "Orpheus und Eurydice", op. 21, 1923. Krenek even included text for voice below the piano score. Large size,
8.5 x 11.75 inches
, fold near the right margin, otherwise in excellent condition.
Austrian, later american composer and writer (1900-1991), who explored atonality and other modern styles. Signed photo, shown with a score,...
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Austrian, later american composer and writer (1900-1991), who explored atonality and other modern styles. Signed photo, shown with a score, dated in 1979. Large autograph music quote signed, with 7 bars, triple staves, from his opera "Orpheus und Eurydice", op. 21, 1923. Krenek even included text for voice below the piano score. Large size,
8.5 x 11.75 inches
, fold near the right margin, otherwise in excellent condition.
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Leoncavallo, Ruggero - Autograph Letter Signed 1897
(Item #: H9030-GZ259D)
Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Autograph letter in Italian (sold with translation) signed by the composer, dated in Pallanza, December 17, 1897, addressed to French publisher Henri Georges Heugel. Size is
5 x 8 inches
, 2 pages written on opposite sides of one sheet, folds, minor stains, in overall excellent condition. In this letter, Leoncavallo mentions his own "La Bohème" and comments about Massenet's opera "Sapho" world premiered two weeks before.
Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Autograph letter...
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Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Autograph letter in Italian (sold with translation) signed by the composer, dated in Pallanza, December 17, 1897, addressed to French publisher Henri Georges Heugel. Size is
5 x 8 inches
, 2 pages written on opposite sides of one sheet, folds, minor stains, in overall excellent condition. In this letter, Leoncavallo mentions his own "La Bohème" and comments about Massenet's opera "Sapho" world premiered two weeks before.
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(Item #: H9030-GZ259D)
Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Autograph letter in Italian (sold with translation) signed by the composer, dated in Pallanza, December 17, 1897, addressed to French publisher Henri Georges Heugel. Size is
5 x 8 inches
, 2 pages written on opposite sides of one sheet, folds, minor stains, in overall excellent condition. In this letter, Leoncavallo mentions his own "La Bohème" and comments about Massenet's opera "Sapho" world premiered two weeks before.
Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Autograph letter...
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Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Autograph letter in Italian (sold with translation) signed by the composer, dated in Pallanza, December 17, 1897, addressed to French publisher Henri Georges Heugel. Size is
5 x 8 inches
, 2 pages written on opposite sides of one sheet, folds, minor stains, in overall excellent condition. In this letter, Leoncavallo mentions his own "La Bohème" and comments about Massenet's opera "Sapho" world premiered two weeks before.
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Leoncavallo, Ruggero - Autograph Letter Signed 1918
(Item #: H9029-GZ259D)
Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Autograph letter in Italian (sold with translation) signed by the composer, dated in Viareggio, March 24, 1918, addressed to librettist Vincenzo Soldani. Size is
5.6 x 8.7 inches
, 2 written pages in one folio, in excellent condition. In this letter, Leoncavallo mentions he had been sick and unable to write before and writes about a never materialized opera project "Mirandolina".
Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Autograph letter...
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Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Autograph letter in Italian (sold with translation) signed by the composer, dated in Viareggio, March 24, 1918, addressed to librettist Vincenzo Soldani. Size is
5.6 x 8.7 inches
, 2 written pages in one folio, in excellent condition. In this letter, Leoncavallo mentions he had been sick and unable to write before and writes about a never materialized opera project "Mirandolina".
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(Item #: H9029-GZ259D)
Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Autograph letter in Italian (sold with translation) signed by the composer, dated in Viareggio, March 24, 1918, addressed to librettist Vincenzo Soldani. Size is
5.6 x 8.7 inches
, 2 written pages in one folio, in excellent condition. In this letter, Leoncavallo mentions he had been sick and unable to write before and writes about a never materialized opera project "Mirandolina".
Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Autograph letter...
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Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Autograph letter in Italian (sold with translation) signed by the composer, dated in Viareggio, March 24, 1918, addressed to librettist Vincenzo Soldani. Size is
5.6 x 8.7 inches
, 2 written pages in one folio, in excellent condition. In this letter, Leoncavallo mentions he had been sick and unable to write before and writes about a never materialized opera project "Mirandolina".
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Leoncavallo, Ruggero - Autograph Music Quote Signed 1892
(Item #: H9006-GZ090G)
Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. 6-bar autograph music quote of Arlecchin's serenade from his opera Pagliacci signed by him in Vienna, 1892 -4 months after its world premiere. Size is
6.1 x 3.9 inches
, central fold, minor crack over the bottom, minor rust stains, in overall very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is a modern photo postcard with the composer's portrait in full color. Size is 4.1 x 5.8 inches, in very good condition.
Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. 6-bar autograph...
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Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. 6-bar autograph music quote of Arlecchin's serenade from his opera Pagliacci signed by him in Vienna, 1892 -4 months after its world premiere. Size is
6.1 x 3.9 inches
, central fold, minor crack over the bottom, minor rust stains, in overall very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is a modern photo postcard with the composer's portrait in full color. Size is 4.1 x 5.8 inches, in very good condition.
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(Item #: H9006-GZ090G)
Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. 6-bar autograph music quote of Arlecchin's serenade from his opera Pagliacci signed by him in Vienna, 1892 -4 months after its world premiere. Size is
6.1 x 3.9 inches
, central fold, minor crack over the bottom, minor rust stains, in overall very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is a modern photo postcard with the composer's portrait in full color. Size is 4.1 x 5.8 inches, in very good condition.
Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. 6-bar autograph...
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Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. 6-bar autograph music quote of Arlecchin's serenade from his opera Pagliacci signed by him in Vienna, 1892 -4 months after its world premiere. Size is
6.1 x 3.9 inches
, central fold, minor crack over the bottom, minor rust stains, in overall very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is a modern photo postcard with the composer's portrait in full color. Size is 4.1 x 5.8 inches, in very good condition.
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Leoncavallo, Ruggero - Signed Score "Pagliacci" 1909
(Item #: H5293-CH2)
Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Complete score for voice and piano of his opera "Pagliacci" signed and inscribed by the composer with a short sentiment, dated in February 1909. Score is
9.5 x 12.3 inches
, 204 pages, edited by Sanzogno, Milan, 1893, first edition; soft covers partially trimmed at the top and rebound with hard covers, in very good condition.
Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Complete score...
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Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Complete score for voice and piano of his opera "Pagliacci" signed and inscribed by the composer with a short sentiment, dated in February 1909. Score is
9.5 x 12.3 inches
, 204 pages, edited by Sanzogno, Milan, 1893, first edition; soft covers partially trimmed at the top and rebound with hard covers, in very good condition.
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(Item #: H5293-CH2)
Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Complete score for voice and piano of his opera "Pagliacci" signed and inscribed by the composer with a short sentiment, dated in February 1909. Score is
9.5 x 12.3 inches
, 204 pages, edited by Sanzogno, Milan, 1893, first edition; soft covers partially trimmed at the top and rebound with hard covers, in very good condition.
Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Complete score...
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Italian opera composer (1857-1919) whose opera Pagliacci (1892) is considered one of the most successful in opera history. Complete score for voice and piano of his opera "Pagliacci" signed and inscribed by the composer with a short sentiment, dated in February 1909. Score is
9.5 x 12.3 inches
, 204 pages, edited by Sanzogno, Milan, 1893, first edition; soft covers partially trimmed at the top and rebound with hard covers, in very good condition.
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Liszt, Franz - Signed Envelope
(Item #: GA6779-GX203D)
Hungarian composer, pianist, conductor, and teacher (1811-1886). Autograph envelope of a letter sent to Madamme Gross, with his name handwritten below. Size is
4.75 x 3 inches
, fold in the center, otherwise in very good condition.
Hungarian composer, pianist, conductor, and teacher (1811-1886). Autograph envelope of a letter sent to Madamme Gross, with his name handwritten...
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Hungarian composer, pianist, conductor, and teacher (1811-1886). Autograph envelope of a letter sent to Madamme Gross, with his name handwritten below. Size is
4.75 x 3 inches
, fold in the center, otherwise in very good condition.
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Hungarian composer, pianist, conductor, and teacher (1811-1886). Autograph...
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(Item #: GA6779-GX203D)
Hungarian composer, pianist, conductor, and teacher (1811-1886). Autograph envelope of a letter sent to Madamme Gross, with his name handwritten below. Size is
4.75 x 3 inches
, fold in the center, otherwise in very good condition.
Hungarian composer, pianist, conductor, and teacher (1811-1886). Autograph envelope of a letter sent to Madamme Gross, with his name handwritten...
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Hungarian composer, pianist, conductor, and teacher (1811-1886). Autograph envelope of a letter sent to Madamme Gross, with his name handwritten below. Size is
4.75 x 3 inches
, fold in the center, otherwise in very good condition.
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Mascagni, Pietro - Signed Score "Amica" 1905
(Item #: H5295-CH2)
Italian opera composer (1863-1945), mostly remembered today for Cavalleria Rusticana and L'Amico Fritz, among other creations. Complete score for voice and piano of his opera "Amica" (1905) signed by the composer in the full title page, inscribed to baritone Riccardo Stracciari who performed the star male role in the Italian premiere of the opera in Rome, 1905 (the opera was premiered in France in March 1905) -in both cases conducted by the composer himself. Mascagni wrote "to the unforgettable "Rinaldo", to the dearest friend Riccardo Stracciari with affection and admiration. Pietro Mascagni, Rome, May, 1905". Size is
10.4 x 12.8 inches
, 183 pages, French edition (1905), original soft covers included -rebounded within hard covers, in very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is an unsigned photograph of Stracciari as Rinaldo and soprano Biancapelli. Size is 6.2 x 8.4 inches, in very good condition.
Italian opera composer (1863-1945), mostly remembered today for Cavalleria Rusticana and L'Amico Fritz, among other creations. Complete score for voice...
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Italian opera composer (1863-1945), mostly remembered today for Cavalleria Rusticana and L'Amico Fritz, among other creations. Complete score for voice and piano of his opera "Amica" (1905) signed by the composer in the full title page, inscribed to baritone Riccardo Stracciari who performed the star male role in the Italian premiere of the opera in Rome, 1905 (the opera was premiered in France in March 1905) -in both cases conducted by the composer himself. Mascagni wrote "to the unforgettable "Rinaldo", to the dearest friend Riccardo Stracciari with affection and admiration. Pietro Mascagni, Rome, May, 1905". Size is
10.4 x 12.8 inches
, 183 pages, French edition (1905), original soft covers included -rebounded within hard covers, in very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is an unsigned photograph of Stracciari as Rinaldo and soprano Biancapelli. Size is 6.2 x 8.4 inches, in very good condition.
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(Item #: H5295-CH2)
Italian opera composer (1863-1945), mostly remembered today for Cavalleria Rusticana and L'Amico Fritz, among other creations. Complete score for voice and piano of his opera "Amica" (1905) signed by the composer in the full title page, inscribed to baritone Riccardo Stracciari who performed the star male role in the Italian premiere of the opera in Rome, 1905 (the opera was premiered in France in March 1905) -in both cases conducted by the composer himself. Mascagni wrote "to the unforgettable "Rinaldo", to the dearest friend Riccardo Stracciari with affection and admiration. Pietro Mascagni, Rome, May, 1905". Size is
10.4 x 12.8 inches
, 183 pages, French edition (1905), original soft covers included -rebounded within hard covers, in very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is an unsigned photograph of Stracciari as Rinaldo and soprano Biancapelli. Size is 6.2 x 8.4 inches, in very good condition.
Italian opera composer (1863-1945), mostly remembered today for Cavalleria Rusticana and L'Amico Fritz, among other creations. Complete score for voice...
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Italian opera composer (1863-1945), mostly remembered today for Cavalleria Rusticana and L'Amico Fritz, among other creations. Complete score for voice and piano of his opera "Amica" (1905) signed by the composer in the full title page, inscribed to baritone Riccardo Stracciari who performed the star male role in the Italian premiere of the opera in Rome, 1905 (the opera was premiered in France in March 1905) -in both cases conducted by the composer himself. Mascagni wrote "to the unforgettable "Rinaldo", to the dearest friend Riccardo Stracciari with affection and admiration. Pietro Mascagni, Rome, May, 1905". Size is
10.4 x 12.8 inches
, 183 pages, French edition (1905), original soft covers included -rebounded within hard covers, in very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is an unsigned photograph of Stracciari as Rinaldo and soprano Biancapelli. Size is 6.2 x 8.4 inches, in very good condition.
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Massenet, Jules - Annotated Fragment of the Opera Comique 1887!
(Item #: GA6776-GX203D)
French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Fantastic, a really unique piece of memorabilia consisting of a fragment of the wallpaper from the Opera Comique building, after a fire in 1887 destroyed it. Massenet collected and a piece of the wallpaper, attached it to a piece of paper, and preserved it. It was part of his estate when he passed away in 1912, a large part of it was kept in his family until it went to auction many years and several generations later, in the 1980s. A New York dealer purchased it, and kept it in his estate and collection until 2015 when we purchased it. Now it can be yours! Total size is
4.1 x 3.2 inches
, is annotated in ink at the top by Massenet himself, who wrote what it is and that this comes from the Opera Comique in Paris, which was victim of a fire in May 1887. Cut corners, overall age-toning, glue residues on the back, but in very good condition.
French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Fantastic, a really unique piece of...
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French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Fantastic, a really unique piece of memorabilia consisting of a fragment of the wallpaper from the Opera Comique building, after a fire in 1887 destroyed it. Massenet collected and a piece of the wallpaper, attached it to a piece of paper, and preserved it. It was part of his estate when he passed away in 1912, a large part of it was kept in his family until it went to auction many years and several generations later, in the 1980s. A New York dealer purchased it, and kept it in his estate and collection until 2015 when we purchased it. Now it can be yours! Total size is
4.1 x 3.2 inches
, is annotated in ink at the top by Massenet himself, who wrote what it is and that this comes from the Opera Comique in Paris, which was victim of a fire in May 1887. Cut corners, overall age-toning, glue residues on the back, but in very good condition.
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(Item #: GA6776-GX203D)
French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Fantastic, a really unique piece of memorabilia consisting of a fragment of the wallpaper from the Opera Comique building, after a fire in 1887 destroyed it. Massenet collected and a piece of the wallpaper, attached it to a piece of paper, and preserved it. It was part of his estate when he passed away in 1912, a large part of it was kept in his family until it went to auction many years and several generations later, in the 1980s. A New York dealer purchased it, and kept it in his estate and collection until 2015 when we purchased it. Now it can be yours! Total size is
4.1 x 3.2 inches
, is annotated in ink at the top by Massenet himself, who wrote what it is and that this comes from the Opera Comique in Paris, which was victim of a fire in May 1887. Cut corners, overall age-toning, glue residues on the back, but in very good condition.
French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Fantastic, a really unique piece of...
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French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Fantastic, a really unique piece of memorabilia consisting of a fragment of the wallpaper from the Opera Comique building, after a fire in 1887 destroyed it. Massenet collected and a piece of the wallpaper, attached it to a piece of paper, and preserved it. It was part of his estate when he passed away in 1912, a large part of it was kept in his family until it went to auction many years and several generations later, in the 1980s. A New York dealer purchased it, and kept it in his estate and collection until 2015 when we purchased it. Now it can be yours! Total size is
4.1 x 3.2 inches
, is annotated in ink at the top by Massenet himself, who wrote what it is and that this comes from the Opera Comique in Paris, which was victim of a fire in May 1887. Cut corners, overall age-toning, glue residues on the back, but in very good condition.
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Massenet, Jules - Autograph Music Quote Signed 1884 from Manon
(Item #: K2924-X1C)
French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas of his time. Fabulous autograph music quote signed by the composer with few bars from his opera "Manon", dated in Paris, November 1884. Size is
9.75 x 3.75 inches
, trimmed corners, folds, in excellent condition. This is one of the best music quotes from him ever seen!
French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas of his time. Fabulous autograph music quote signed by...
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French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas of his time. Fabulous autograph music quote signed by the composer with few bars from his opera "Manon", dated in Paris, November 1884. Size is
9.75 x 3.75 inches
, trimmed corners, folds, in excellent condition. This is one of the best music quotes from him ever seen!
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(Item #: K2924-X1C)
French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas of his time. Fabulous autograph music quote signed by the composer with few bars from his opera "Manon", dated in Paris, November 1884. Size is
9.75 x 3.75 inches
, trimmed corners, folds, in excellent condition. This is one of the best music quotes from him ever seen!
French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas of his time. Fabulous autograph music quote signed by...
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French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas of his time. Fabulous autograph music quote signed by the composer with few bars from his opera "Manon", dated in Paris, November 1884. Size is
9.75 x 3.75 inches
, trimmed corners, folds, in excellent condition. This is one of the best music quotes from him ever seen!
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Massenet, Jules - Autograph Music Quote Signed from Manon 1909
(Item #: GA1866-GX010A)
French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Autograph music quote with 5 bars from his opera "Manon" signed by him with a short sentiment, dated in 1909. The whole item is mounted on a larger piece of cardboard for a total size of
5.9 x 5.4 inches
, the music quote is on a card of 5.5 x 3.7 inches, with another piece of card handwritten by him. ALSO INCLUDED is an unsigned modern photo postcard of the composer. Size is 4.1 x 5.8 inches, in very good condition.
French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Autograph music quote with 5 bars...
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French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Autograph music quote with 5 bars from his opera "Manon" signed by him with a short sentiment, dated in 1909. The whole item is mounted on a larger piece of cardboard for a total size of
5.9 x 5.4 inches
, the music quote is on a card of 5.5 x 3.7 inches, with another piece of card handwritten by him. ALSO INCLUDED is an unsigned modern photo postcard of the composer. Size is 4.1 x 5.8 inches, in very good condition.
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(Item #: GA1866-GX010A)
French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Autograph music quote with 5 bars from his opera "Manon" signed by him with a short sentiment, dated in 1909. The whole item is mounted on a larger piece of cardboard for a total size of
5.9 x 5.4 inches
, the music quote is on a card of 5.5 x 3.7 inches, with another piece of card handwritten by him. ALSO INCLUDED is an unsigned modern photo postcard of the composer. Size is 4.1 x 5.8 inches, in very good condition.
French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Autograph music quote with 5 bars...
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French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Autograph music quote with 5 bars from his opera "Manon" signed by him with a short sentiment, dated in 1909. The whole item is mounted on a larger piece of cardboard for a total size of
5.9 x 5.4 inches
, the music quote is on a card of 5.5 x 3.7 inches, with another piece of card handwritten by him. ALSO INCLUDED is an unsigned modern photo postcard of the composer. Size is 4.1 x 5.8 inches, in very good condition.
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Massenet, Jules - Signed Manon Vocal Score 1895
(Item #: M5046-ABE)
French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Vocal score with autograph music quotation - First and final revised edition vocal score containing the Fabliau (to replace the Gavotte in Act III). Original guilt wrappers, including the variant for performance without a ballet, and the very rare "Annexe A" containing the Fabliau, composed in 1884 for the great soprano Georgette Brejean-Silver. This is the final version of Manon as revised by Massenet and the most authoritative printing of the opera. Light foxing, a few pages are loose, otherwise a remarkable copy with the very rare original semi-hard paper wrappers. BOLDLY SIGNED by Jules Massenet, who also wrote a short music quotation from the opera on the page facing the title page. 395 pages
French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Vocal score with autograph music quotation...
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French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Vocal score with autograph music quotation - First and final revised edition vocal score containing the Fabliau (to replace the Gavotte in Act III). Original guilt wrappers, including the variant for performance without a ballet, and the very rare "Annexe A" containing the Fabliau, composed in 1884 for the great soprano Georgette Brejean-Silver. This is the final version of Manon as revised by Massenet and the most authoritative printing of the opera. Light foxing, a few pages are loose, otherwise a remarkable copy with the very rare original semi-hard paper wrappers. BOLDLY SIGNED by Jules Massenet, who also wrote a short music quotation from the opera on the page facing the title page. 395 pages
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(Item #: M5046-ABE)
French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Vocal score with autograph music quotation - First and final revised edition vocal score containing the Fabliau (to replace the Gavotte in Act III). Original guilt wrappers, including the variant for performance without a ballet, and the very rare "Annexe A" containing the Fabliau, composed in 1884 for the great soprano Georgette Brejean-Silver. This is the final version of Manon as revised by Massenet and the most authoritative printing of the opera. Light foxing, a few pages are loose, otherwise a remarkable copy with the very rare original semi-hard paper wrappers. BOLDLY SIGNED by Jules Massenet, who also wrote a short music quotation from the opera on the page facing the title page. 395 pages
French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Vocal score with autograph music quotation...
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French opera composer (1842-1912), one of the greatest creators of operas from his time. Vocal score with autograph music quotation - First and final revised edition vocal score containing the Fabliau (to replace the Gavotte in Act III). Original guilt wrappers, including the variant for performance without a ballet, and the very rare "Annexe A" containing the Fabliau, composed in 1884 for the great soprano Georgette Brejean-Silver. This is the final version of Manon as revised by Massenet and the most authoritative printing of the opera. Light foxing, a few pages are loose, otherwise a remarkable copy with the very rare original semi-hard paper wrappers. BOLDLY SIGNED by Jules Massenet, who also wrote a short music quotation from the opera on the page facing the title page. 395 pages
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Metz, Theodor - Autograph Music Quote Signed from "A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight"
(Item #: GA1480-GX261A)
German-born American composer (1848-1937) and bandleader, best known for his ragtime "A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight". Created in 1896, this was a very popular piece in its time. Autograph music quote from this famous piece, signed by him below, dated in 1922. Quote is in a larger piece of music sheet, blank at the top, sized
9.5 x 12.4 inches
, attached to a slightly larger piece of cardboard, can be easily detached. Also included is a clip from a newspaper, reporting about his death. In very good condition, rare!
German-born American composer (1848-1937) and bandleader, best known for his ragtime "A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight". Created...
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German-born American composer (1848-1937) and bandleader, best known for his ragtime "A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight". Created in 1896, this was a very popular piece in its time. Autograph music quote from this famous piece, signed by him below, dated in 1922. Quote is in a larger piece of music sheet, blank at the top, sized
9.5 x 12.4 inches
, attached to a slightly larger piece of cardboard, can be easily detached. Also included is a clip from a newspaper, reporting about his death. In very good condition, rare!
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(Item #: GA1480-GX261A)
German-born American composer (1848-1937) and bandleader, best known for his ragtime "A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight". Created in 1896, this was a very popular piece in its time. Autograph music quote from this famous piece, signed by him below, dated in 1922. Quote is in a larger piece of music sheet, blank at the top, sized
9.5 x 12.4 inches
, attached to a slightly larger piece of cardboard, can be easily detached. Also included is a clip from a newspaper, reporting about his death. In very good condition, rare!
German-born American composer (1848-1937) and bandleader, best known for his ragtime "A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight". Created...
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German-born American composer (1848-1937) and bandleader, best known for his ragtime "A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight". Created in 1896, this was a very popular piece in its time. Autograph music quote from this famous piece, signed by him below, dated in 1922. Quote is in a larger piece of music sheet, blank at the top, sized
9.5 x 12.4 inches
, attached to a slightly larger piece of cardboard, can be easily detached. Also included is a clip from a newspaper, reporting about his death. In very good condition, rare!
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Meyerbeer, Giacomo - Autograph Letter Signed 1843
(Item #: S2211-D4J)
German opera composer (1791-1864) who has been described as perhaps the most successful stage composer of the XIX century. Signed autograph letter, written in German (sold untranslated), dated in 1843. Size is
8.2 x 10.5 inches
, 1 page, some stains and folds with some loss of paper over left margin, otherwise in overall good condition.
German opera composer (1791-1864) who has been described as perhaps the most successful stage composer of the XIX century. Signed...
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German opera composer (1791-1864) who has been described as perhaps the most successful stage composer of the XIX century. Signed autograph letter, written in German (sold untranslated), dated in 1843. Size is
8.2 x 10.5 inches
, 1 page, some stains and folds with some loss of paper over left margin, otherwise in overall good condition.
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German opera composer (1791-1864) who has been described...
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$900.00 USD
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(Item #: S2211-D4J)
German opera composer (1791-1864) who has been described as perhaps the most successful stage composer of the XIX century. Signed autograph letter, written in German (sold untranslated), dated in 1843. Size is
8.2 x 10.5 inches
, 1 page, some stains and folds with some loss of paper over left margin, otherwise in overall good condition.
German opera composer (1791-1864) who has been described as perhaps the most successful stage composer of the XIX century. Signed...
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German opera composer (1791-1864) who has been described as perhaps the most successful stage composer of the XIX century. Signed autograph letter, written in German (sold untranslated), dated in 1843. Size is
8.2 x 10.5 inches
, 1 page, some stains and folds with some loss of paper over left margin, otherwise in overall good condition.
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Milhaud, Darius - Autograph Music Quote Signed + Photo
(Item #: S4612-Y5A)
French composer and teacher (1892-1974), one of the most prolific and influential modernist composers of the 20th century. Wonderful autograph music quote signed by him, with 3 bars from his ballet piece "La Creation du Monde" (1923), inscribed. This is one of his most famous creations. On a card that is
6.75 x 3.5 inches
, mounting traces on verso, otherwise in very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is an unsigned photograph of the composer, at his desk and working on scores, stamped on verso by the French Embassy Press, 7 x 9.25 inches, in excellent condition.
French composer and teacher (1892-1974), one of the most prolific and influential modernist composers of the 20th century. Wonderful autograph...
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French composer and teacher (1892-1974), one of the most prolific and influential modernist composers of the 20th century. Wonderful autograph music quote signed by him, with 3 bars from his ballet piece "La Creation du Monde" (1923), inscribed. This is one of his most famous creations. On a card that is
6.75 x 3.5 inches
, mounting traces on verso, otherwise in very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is an unsigned photograph of the composer, at his desk and working on scores, stamped on verso by the French Embassy Press, 7 x 9.25 inches, in excellent condition.
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$685.00 USD
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(Item #: S4612-Y5A)
French composer and teacher (1892-1974), one of the most prolific and influential modernist composers of the 20th century. Wonderful autograph music quote signed by him, with 3 bars from his ballet piece "La Creation du Monde" (1923), inscribed. This is one of his most famous creations. On a card that is
6.75 x 3.5 inches
, mounting traces on verso, otherwise in very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is an unsigned photograph of the composer, at his desk and working on scores, stamped on verso by the French Embassy Press, 7 x 9.25 inches, in excellent condition.
French composer and teacher (1892-1974), one of the most prolific and influential modernist composers of the 20th century. Wonderful autograph...
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French composer and teacher (1892-1974), one of the most prolific and influential modernist composers of the 20th century. Wonderful autograph music quote signed by him, with 3 bars from his ballet piece "La Creation du Monde" (1923), inscribed. This is one of his most famous creations. On a card that is
6.75 x 3.5 inches
, mounting traces on verso, otherwise in very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is an unsigned photograph of the composer, at his desk and working on scores, stamped on verso by the French Embassy Press, 7 x 9.25 inches, in excellent condition.
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Muzio, Emanuele - Autograph Letter Signed about Verdi 1875
(Item #: S4632-Y5B)
Italian composer and conductor (1821-1890), lifelong friend and only student of Giuseppe Verdi. Muzio toured extensively as a conductor, giving first performances of several Verdi operas in France and in the USA. In the early 1870s, Muzio became the conductor of the Theatre Italien in Paris, which was experiencing financial difficulties (referred in the present letter) that led to its closure later in the decade. Autograph letter to an unidentified impresario (probably the director of the Theatre Italien in Paris, signed by him. Muzio writes in length about an upcoming tour featuring Verdi´s Messa da Requiem, expresses concern about an apparent lack of organization, rehearsal time, and choristers of the tour´s inception in Brussels. He relays Mr and Mrs Verdi´s recommendations about the Italian Theatre in Paris, a performance of the Requiem in Versailles, and a costume designer. In French, sold with a transcription and a translation, dated in Milan in 1875. Six pages in folio format, each one is
4.4 x 6.9 inches
, in very good condition.
Italian composer and conductor (1821-1890), lifelong friend and only student of Giuseppe Verdi. Muzio toured extensively as a conductor, giving...
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Italian composer and conductor (1821-1890), lifelong friend and only student of Giuseppe Verdi. Muzio toured extensively as a conductor, giving first performances of several Verdi operas in France and in the USA. In the early 1870s, Muzio became the conductor of the Theatre Italien in Paris, which was experiencing financial difficulties (referred in the present letter) that led to its closure later in the decade. Autograph letter to an unidentified impresario (probably the director of the Theatre Italien in Paris, signed by him. Muzio writes in length about an upcoming tour featuring Verdi´s Messa da Requiem, expresses concern about an apparent lack of organization, rehearsal time, and choristers of the tour´s inception in Brussels. He relays Mr and Mrs Verdi´s recommendations about the Italian Theatre in Paris, a performance of the Requiem in Versailles, and a costume designer. In French, sold with a transcription and a translation, dated in Milan in 1875. Six pages in folio format, each one is
4.4 x 6.9 inches
, in very good condition.
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Italian composer and conductor (1821-1890), lifelong friend and...
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(Item #: S4632-Y5B)
Italian composer and conductor (1821-1890), lifelong friend and only student of Giuseppe Verdi. Muzio toured extensively as a conductor, giving first performances of several Verdi operas in France and in the USA. In the early 1870s, Muzio became the conductor of the Theatre Italien in Paris, which was experiencing financial difficulties (referred in the present letter) that led to its closure later in the decade. Autograph letter to an unidentified impresario (probably the director of the Theatre Italien in Paris, signed by him. Muzio writes in length about an upcoming tour featuring Verdi´s Messa da Requiem, expresses concern about an apparent lack of organization, rehearsal time, and choristers of the tour´s inception in Brussels. He relays Mr and Mrs Verdi´s recommendations about the Italian Theatre in Paris, a performance of the Requiem in Versailles, and a costume designer. In French, sold with a transcription and a translation, dated in Milan in 1875. Six pages in folio format, each one is
4.4 x 6.9 inches
, in very good condition.
Italian composer and conductor (1821-1890), lifelong friend and only student of Giuseppe Verdi. Muzio toured extensively as a conductor, giving...
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Italian composer and conductor (1821-1890), lifelong friend and only student of Giuseppe Verdi. Muzio toured extensively as a conductor, giving first performances of several Verdi operas in France and in the USA. In the early 1870s, Muzio became the conductor of the Theatre Italien in Paris, which was experiencing financial difficulties (referred in the present letter) that led to its closure later in the decade. Autograph letter to an unidentified impresario (probably the director of the Theatre Italien in Paris, signed by him. Muzio writes in length about an upcoming tour featuring Verdi´s Messa da Requiem, expresses concern about an apparent lack of organization, rehearsal time, and choristers of the tour´s inception in Brussels. He relays Mr and Mrs Verdi´s recommendations about the Italian Theatre in Paris, a performance of the Requiem in Versailles, and a costume designer. In French, sold with a transcription and a translation, dated in Milan in 1875. Six pages in folio format, each one is
4.4 x 6.9 inches
, in very good condition.
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Offenbach, Jacques - Autograph Letter Signed
(Item #: K2908-X1C)
German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph letter in French (untranslated) signed by him, no year indicated, to an unidentified recipient. Size is
5.3 x 8.25 inches
, 2 written pages in one sheet (front and back), small crack over the upper-left corner, folds and creases, otherwise in very good condition.
German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph letter in French (untranslated) signed by...
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German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph letter in French (untranslated) signed by him, no year indicated, to an unidentified recipient. Size is
5.3 x 8.25 inches
, 2 written pages in one sheet (front and back), small crack over the upper-left corner, folds and creases, otherwise in very good condition.
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German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today...
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(Item #: K2908-X1C)
German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph letter in French (untranslated) signed by him, no year indicated, to an unidentified recipient. Size is
5.3 x 8.25 inches
, 2 written pages in one sheet (front and back), small crack over the upper-left corner, folds and creases, otherwise in very good condition.
German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph letter in French (untranslated) signed by...
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German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph letter in French (untranslated) signed by him, no year indicated, to an unidentified recipient. Size is
5.3 x 8.25 inches
, 2 written pages in one sheet (front and back), small crack over the upper-left corner, folds and creases, otherwise in very good condition.
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Offenbach, Jacques - Autograph Note Signed
(Item #: M7161-Y13D)
German-born French composer, cellist and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph note signed, one page in French, untranslated. Size is
5.1 x 8 inches
, in excellent condition. ALSO INCLUDED is a nice photo postcard of the composer, 3.4 x 5.25 inches, in excellent condition. SEE PRICE BELOW
German-born French composer, cellist and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph note signed, one page in French,...
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German-born French composer, cellist and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph note signed, one page in French, untranslated. Size is
5.1 x 8 inches
, in excellent condition. ALSO INCLUDED is a nice photo postcard of the composer, 3.4 x 5.25 inches, in excellent condition. SEE PRICE BELOW
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(Item #: M7161-Y13D)
German-born French composer, cellist and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph note signed, one page in French, untranslated. Size is
5.1 x 8 inches
, in excellent condition. ALSO INCLUDED is a nice photo postcard of the composer, 3.4 x 5.25 inches, in excellent condition. SEE PRICE BELOW
German-born French composer, cellist and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph note signed, one page in French,...
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German-born French composer, cellist and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph note signed, one page in French, untranslated. Size is
5.1 x 8 inches
, in excellent condition. ALSO INCLUDED is a nice photo postcard of the composer, 3.4 x 5.25 inches, in excellent condition. SEE PRICE BELOW
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Offenbach, Jacques - Autograph Note Signed
(Item #: H4088-W4B)
German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph note signed by him, written in French (sold untranslated), addressed to Madame Porcher. Size is
5.3 x 8 inches
, 1 page, binding marks and tiny holes over the left border, folds, otherwise in very good condition.
German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph note signed by him, written in...
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German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph note signed by him, written in French (sold untranslated), addressed to Madame Porcher. Size is
5.3 x 8 inches
, 1 page, binding marks and tiny holes over the left border, folds, otherwise in very good condition.
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German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today...
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(Item #: H4088-W4B)
German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph note signed by him, written in French (sold untranslated), addressed to Madame Porcher. Size is
5.3 x 8 inches
, 1 page, binding marks and tiny holes over the left border, folds, otherwise in very good condition.
German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph note signed by him, written in...
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German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Autograph note signed by him, written in French (sold untranslated), addressed to Madame Porcher. Size is
5.3 x 8 inches
, 1 page, binding marks and tiny holes over the left border, folds, otherwise in very good condition.
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Offenbach, Jacques - Autograph Note Signed
(Item #: K2899-X1C)
German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Fine autograph note in French (untranslated) signed by him, no year indicated. Size is
5.25 x 8.2 inches
, 1 page, folds, in excellent condition.
German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Fine autograph note in French (untranslated) signed...
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German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Fine autograph note in French (untranslated) signed by him, no year indicated. Size is
5.25 x 8.2 inches
, 1 page, folds, in excellent condition.
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German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today...
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(Item #: K2899-X1C)
German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Fine autograph note in French (untranslated) signed by him, no year indicated. Size is
5.25 x 8.2 inches
, 1 page, folds, in excellent condition.
German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Fine autograph note in French (untranslated) signed...
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German-born French composer, cellist, and impresario (1819-1880), today largely remembered for his operettas. Fine autograph note in French (untranslated) signed by him, no year indicated. Size is
5.25 x 8.2 inches
, 1 page, folds, in excellent condition.
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Pacini, Giovanni - Briccialdi, Giulio - Autograph Music Quote Signed 1854/1860.
(Item #: GA7555-GX246B)
Italian composer (1796-1877), well-known for his many operas. Autograph music quote, on an album page, with 8 bars from his opera La Punizione (The Punishment), signed and dated in 1854. On verso, there is an autograph music quote by Giulio Briccialdi, Italian flute virtuoso (1818-1881), from an unknown piece, dated in Florence in 1860. One page written on both sides, sized
10.25 x 6.4 inches
, in very good condition.
Italian composer (1796-1877), well-known for his many operas. Autograph music quote, on an album page, with 8 bars from his...
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Italian composer (1796-1877), well-known for his many operas. Autograph music quote, on an album page, with 8 bars from his opera La Punizione (The Punishment), signed and dated in 1854. On verso, there is an autograph music quote by Giulio Briccialdi, Italian flute virtuoso (1818-1881), from an unknown piece, dated in Florence in 1860. One page written on both sides, sized
10.25 x 6.4 inches
, in very good condition.
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(Item #: GA7555-GX246B)
Italian composer (1796-1877), well-known for his many operas. Autograph music quote, on an album page, with 8 bars from his opera La Punizione (The Punishment), signed and dated in 1854. On verso, there is an autograph music quote by Giulio Briccialdi, Italian flute virtuoso (1818-1881), from an unknown piece, dated in Florence in 1860. One page written on both sides, sized
10.25 x 6.4 inches
, in very good condition.
Italian composer (1796-1877), well-known for his many operas. Autograph music quote, on an album page, with 8 bars from his...
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Italian composer (1796-1877), well-known for his many operas. Autograph music quote, on an album page, with 8 bars from his opera La Punizione (The Punishment), signed and dated in 1854. On verso, there is an autograph music quote by Giulio Briccialdi, Italian flute virtuoso (1818-1881), from an unknown piece, dated in Florence in 1860. One page written on both sides, sized
10.25 x 6.4 inches
, in very good condition.
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Ponchielli, Amilcare - Autograph Letter Signed 1871
(Item #: M8792-W4C)
Famous and very important Italian composer (1834-1886), mainly of operas, married to famous soprano Teresina Brambilla (1845-1921). Autograph letter signed, dated in Cremona, March 1st, 1871, to a lover (calling himself her future husband), called Ermenegilda - who ended not being his wife. Ponchielli ended marrying Brambilla in 1874. Ponchielli mentions his teacher, an upcoming exam, and other personal businesses. Three pages, each one
5.25 x 8.25 inches
, written in Italian, signed as "Amilcare", sold with full transcription and translation. Folds and some minor stains, in overall very good condition - really nice, interesting content.
Famous and very important Italian composer (1834-1886), mainly of operas, married to famous soprano Teresina Brambilla (1845-1921). Autograph letter signed,...
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Famous and very important Italian composer (1834-1886), mainly of operas, married to famous soprano Teresina Brambilla (1845-1921). Autograph letter signed, dated in Cremona, March 1st, 1871, to a lover (calling himself her future husband), called Ermenegilda - who ended not being his wife. Ponchielli ended marrying Brambilla in 1874. Ponchielli mentions his teacher, an upcoming exam, and other personal businesses. Three pages, each one
5.25 x 8.25 inches
, written in Italian, signed as "Amilcare", sold with full transcription and translation. Folds and some minor stains, in overall very good condition - really nice, interesting content.
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Famous and very important Italian composer (1834-1886), mainly of operas, married to famous soprano Teresina Brambilla (1845-1921). Autograph letter signed, dated in Cremona, March 1st, 1871, to a lover (calling himself her future husband), called Ermenegilda - who ended not being his wife. Ponchielli ended marrying Brambilla in 1874. Ponchielli mentions his teacher, an upcoming exam, and other personal businesses. Three pages, each one
5.25 x 8.25 inches
, written in Italian, signed as "Amilcare", sold with full transcription and translation. Folds and some minor stains, in overall very good condition - really nice, interesting content.
Famous and very important Italian composer (1834-1886), mainly of operas, married to famous soprano Teresina Brambilla (1845-1921). Autograph letter signed,...
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Famous and very important Italian composer (1834-1886), mainly of operas, married to famous soprano Teresina Brambilla (1845-1921). Autograph letter signed, dated in Cremona, March 1st, 1871, to a lover (calling himself her future husband), called Ermenegilda - who ended not being his wife. Ponchielli ended marrying Brambilla in 1874. Ponchielli mentions his teacher, an upcoming exam, and other personal businesses. Three pages, each one
5.25 x 8.25 inches
, written in Italian, signed as "Amilcare", sold with full transcription and translation. Folds and some minor stains, in overall very good condition - really nice, interesting content.
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Ponchielli, Amilcare - Autograph Music Quote Signed 1885
(Item #: GA1879-GX010A)
Italian opera composer (1834-1886), best known for his opera "La Gioconda", who, in his lifetime, was a very popular and influential figure among musicians. Fantastic autograph music quote on an album page with 3 bars inscribed to Fanny Ubertoni, signed with a short sentiment and dated by him in Milan, 1885. On verso, it is signed at the top by the famous Italian soprano Romilda Pantaleoni who created the first Desdemona in Verdi's "Otello", inscribed to Fanny Ubertini with a short sentiment, dated in Milan in 1885. Also, there is a short poem below by an unknown hand, dated 1888. Size is
6.8 x 4.2 inches
, minor stains, smudge over ink in the music quote, otherwise in very good condition.
Italian opera composer (1834-1886), best known for his opera "La Gioconda", who, in his lifetime, was a very popular and...
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Italian opera composer (1834-1886), best known for his opera "La Gioconda", who, in his lifetime, was a very popular and influential figure among musicians. Fantastic autograph music quote on an album page with 3 bars inscribed to Fanny Ubertoni, signed with a short sentiment and dated by him in Milan, 1885. On verso, it is signed at the top by the famous Italian soprano Romilda Pantaleoni who created the first Desdemona in Verdi's "Otello", inscribed to Fanny Ubertini with a short sentiment, dated in Milan in 1885. Also, there is a short poem below by an unknown hand, dated 1888. Size is
6.8 x 4.2 inches
, minor stains, smudge over ink in the music quote, otherwise in very good condition.
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(Item #: GA1879-GX010A)
Italian opera composer (1834-1886), best known for his opera "La Gioconda", who, in his lifetime, was a very popular and influential figure among musicians. Fantastic autograph music quote on an album page with 3 bars inscribed to Fanny Ubertoni, signed with a short sentiment and dated by him in Milan, 1885. On verso, it is signed at the top by the famous Italian soprano Romilda Pantaleoni who created the first Desdemona in Verdi's "Otello", inscribed to Fanny Ubertini with a short sentiment, dated in Milan in 1885. Also, there is a short poem below by an unknown hand, dated 1888. Size is
6.8 x 4.2 inches
, minor stains, smudge over ink in the music quote, otherwise in very good condition.
Italian opera composer (1834-1886), best known for his opera "La Gioconda", who, in his lifetime, was a very popular and...
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Italian opera composer (1834-1886), best known for his opera "La Gioconda", who, in his lifetime, was a very popular and influential figure among musicians. Fantastic autograph music quote on an album page with 3 bars inscribed to Fanny Ubertoni, signed with a short sentiment and dated by him in Milan, 1885. On verso, it is signed at the top by the famous Italian soprano Romilda Pantaleoni who created the first Desdemona in Verdi's "Otello", inscribed to Fanny Ubertini with a short sentiment, dated in Milan in 1885. Also, there is a short poem below by an unknown hand, dated 1888. Size is
6.8 x 4.2 inches
, minor stains, smudge over ink in the music quote, otherwise in very good condition.
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Poulenc, Francis - Autograph Music Quote Signed 1955
(Item #: K2904-X1C)
French composer (1899-1963) and pianist, whose compositions include songs, solo piano works, chamber music, choral pieces, operas, ballets, and orchestral concert music. 2-bar autograph music quote from his Stabat Mater signed and inscribed by him with a short sentiment dated 1955 on an album page. Size is
5.6 x 6.75 inches
, in excellent condition.
French composer (1899-1963) and pianist, whose compositions include songs, solo piano works, chamber music, choral pieces, operas, ballets, and orchestral concert...
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French composer (1899-1963) and pianist, whose compositions include songs, solo piano works, chamber music, choral pieces, operas, ballets, and orchestral concert music. 2-bar autograph music quote from his Stabat Mater signed and inscribed by him with a short sentiment dated 1955 on an album page. Size is
5.6 x 6.75 inches
, in excellent condition.
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French composer (1899-1963) and pianist, whose compositions include songs,...
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$895.00 USD
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(Item #: K2904-X1C)
French composer (1899-1963) and pianist, whose compositions include songs, solo piano works, chamber music, choral pieces, operas, ballets, and orchestral concert music. 2-bar autograph music quote from his Stabat Mater signed and inscribed by him with a short sentiment dated 1955 on an album page. Size is
5.6 x 6.75 inches
, in excellent condition.
French composer (1899-1963) and pianist, whose compositions include songs, solo piano works, chamber music, choral pieces, operas, ballets, and orchestral concert...
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French composer (1899-1963) and pianist, whose compositions include songs, solo piano works, chamber music, choral pieces, operas, ballets, and orchestral concert music. 2-bar autograph music quote from his Stabat Mater signed and inscribed by him with a short sentiment dated 1955 on an album page. Size is
5.6 x 6.75 inches
, in excellent condition.
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Poulenc, Francis - Signed Printed Scores
(Item #: GA9009-GX268A)
French composer (1899-1963) and pianist. His compositions include songs, solo piano works, chamber music, choral pieces, operas, ballets and orchestral concert music. Printed scores of some of his music, signed by him. Different sizes and conditions. SOLD INDIVIDUALLY- Select by clicking on the thumbnails below.
French composer (1899-1963) and pianist. His compositions include songs, solo piano works, chamber music, choral pieces, operas, ballets and orchestral...
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French composer (1899-1963) and pianist. His compositions include songs, solo piano works, chamber music, choral pieces, operas, ballets and orchestral concert music. Printed scores of some of his music, signed by him. Different sizes and conditions. SOLD INDIVIDUALLY- Select by clicking on the thumbnails below.
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French composer (1899-1963) and pianist. His compositions include...
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$200.00 USD
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(Item #: GA9009-GX268A)
French composer (1899-1963) and pianist. His compositions include songs, solo piano works, chamber music, choral pieces, operas, ballets and orchestral concert music. Printed scores of some of his music, signed by him. Different sizes and conditions. SOLD INDIVIDUALLY- Select by clicking on the thumbnails below.
French composer (1899-1963) and pianist. His compositions include songs, solo piano works, chamber music, choral pieces, operas, ballets and orchestral...
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French composer (1899-1963) and pianist. His compositions include songs, solo piano works, chamber music, choral pieces, operas, ballets and orchestral concert music. Printed scores of some of his music, signed by him. Different sizes and conditions. SOLD INDIVIDUALLY- Select by clicking on the thumbnails below.
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Prokofiev, Sergei - Autograph Music Quote Signed
(Item #: K2903-X1C)
Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one of the most important music creators of the first half of the 20th century. 2-bar autograph music quote signed by him on an album page. Size is
6.75 x 4.5 inches
, some stains, in overall very good condition.
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Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one of the most important music creators of the first half of the 20th century. 2-bar autograph music quote signed by him on an album page. Size is
6.75 x 4.5 inches
, some stains, in overall very good condition.
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Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one...
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$2,750.00 USD
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(Item #: K2903-X1C)
Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one of the most important music creators of the first half of the 20th century. 2-bar autograph music quote signed by him on an album page. Size is
6.75 x 4.5 inches
, some stains, in overall very good condition.
Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one of the most important music creators of the first half of the...
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Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one of the most important music creators of the first half of the 20th century. 2-bar autograph music quote signed by him on an album page. Size is
6.75 x 4.5 inches
, some stains, in overall very good condition.
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Prokofiev, Sergei - Autograph Music Quote Signed 1934
(Item #: H8793-W3D)
Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one of the most important music creators of the first half of the 20th century. Small album page signed by him with a 2-bar music quote of his 5th piano concerto matted together with a photograph of him. Total size is
9.5 x 11.25 inches
, music quote is 3.5 x 2.25 (visible window size), photograph is 4.7 x 6 inches (visible window size), some mat burn marks, in overall very good condition.
Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one of the most important music creators of the first half of the...
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Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one of the most important music creators of the first half of the 20th century. Small album page signed by him with a 2-bar music quote of his 5th piano concerto matted together with a photograph of him. Total size is
9.5 x 11.25 inches
, music quote is 3.5 x 2.25 (visible window size), photograph is 4.7 x 6 inches (visible window size), some mat burn marks, in overall very good condition.
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(Item #: H8793-W3D)
Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one of the most important music creators of the first half of the 20th century. Small album page signed by him with a 2-bar music quote of his 5th piano concerto matted together with a photograph of him. Total size is
9.5 x 11.25 inches
, music quote is 3.5 x 2.25 (visible window size), photograph is 4.7 x 6 inches (visible window size), some mat burn marks, in overall very good condition.
Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one of the most important music creators of the first half of the...
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Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one of the most important music creators of the first half of the 20th century. Small album page signed by him with a 2-bar music quote of his 5th piano concerto matted together with a photograph of him. Total size is
9.5 x 11.25 inches
, music quote is 3.5 x 2.25 (visible window size), photograph is 4.7 x 6 inches (visible window size), some mat burn marks, in overall very good condition.
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Prokofiev, Sergei - Typed Letter Signed 1932
(Item #: H4034-W4A)
Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one of the most important music creators of the first half of the 20th century. Typed letter in French (sold untranslated), signed by him and dated in Paris, 1932, addressed to the American critic Irving Schwerke (1893-1975), about musical matters. Size is
8.2 x 10.6 inches
, 1 page, pencil markings over the lower-left corner, otherwise in very good condition.
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Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one of the most important music creators of the first half of the 20th century. Typed letter in French (sold untranslated), signed by him and dated in Paris, 1932, addressed to the American critic Irving Schwerke (1893-1975), about musical matters. Size is
8.2 x 10.6 inches
, 1 page, pencil markings over the lower-left corner, otherwise in very good condition.
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(Item #: H4034-W4A)
Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one of the most important music creators of the first half of the 20th century. Typed letter in French (sold untranslated), signed by him and dated in Paris, 1932, addressed to the American critic Irving Schwerke (1893-1975), about musical matters. Size is
8.2 x 10.6 inches
, 1 page, pencil markings over the lower-left corner, otherwise in very good condition.
Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one of the most important music creators of the first half of the...
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Russian composer (1891-1953), pianist and conductor, and one of the most important music creators of the first half of the 20th century. Typed letter in French (sold untranslated), signed by him and dated in Paris, 1932, addressed to the American critic Irving Schwerke (1893-1975), about musical matters. Size is
8.2 x 10.6 inches
, 1 page, pencil markings over the lower-left corner, otherwise in very good condition.
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Puccini, Giacomo - Autograph Letter Signed
(Item #: M8255-R6C)
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter signed by him, written in Italian (sold with translation) to his business manager, about personal matters. Mail stamps on verso indicate as date May 1915. Size is
6.2 x 9.75 inches
, 1 page, folds, and some background stains at the center. ALSO INCLUDED is an unsigned modern print photograph of the composer; size is 4.9 x 7.8 inches, in excellent condition.
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter...
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Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter signed by him, written in Italian (sold with translation) to his business manager, about personal matters. Mail stamps on verso indicate as date May 1915. Size is
6.2 x 9.75 inches
, 1 page, folds, and some background stains at the center. ALSO INCLUDED is an unsigned modern print photograph of the composer; size is 4.9 x 7.8 inches, in excellent condition.
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(Item #: M8255-R6C)
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter signed by him, written in Italian (sold with translation) to his business manager, about personal matters. Mail stamps on verso indicate as date May 1915. Size is
6.2 x 9.75 inches
, 1 page, folds, and some background stains at the center. ALSO INCLUDED is an unsigned modern print photograph of the composer; size is 4.9 x 7.8 inches, in excellent condition.
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter...
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Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter signed by him, written in Italian (sold with translation) to his business manager, about personal matters. Mail stamps on verso indicate as date May 1915. Size is
6.2 x 9.75 inches
, 1 page, folds, and some background stains at the center. ALSO INCLUDED is an unsigned modern print photograph of the composer; size is 4.9 x 7.8 inches, in excellent condition.
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Puccini, Giacomo - Autograph Letter Signed
(Item #: H9051-GZ259D)
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter in Italian with the letterhead of the Hotel Bristol in Vienna, signed by the composer as "Giacomo", no date indicated (circa October 1907), and addressed to her close friend Sybill Seligman (1863-1936). Size is
5.4 x 8.7 inches
each page, 3 written pages in two separate sheets, some rust on pages 2 and 3, folds, minor cracks, sold with translation, in overall very good condition. This is a very interesting letter because Sybill Seligman was said to be Puccini's lover for a short period. Puccini lets her know that he wishes she was with him and also comments on the rehearsals for the Vienna premiere of the revised edition of his opera "Madama Butterfly" in 1907, sharing his mind about the prima donna Selma Kurz "Selma Kurz is pretty good, not very intelligent but I like her" and other comments on the production.
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter...
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Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter in Italian with the letterhead of the Hotel Bristol in Vienna, signed by the composer as "Giacomo", no date indicated (circa October 1907), and addressed to her close friend Sybill Seligman (1863-1936). Size is
5.4 x 8.7 inches
each page, 3 written pages in two separate sheets, some rust on pages 2 and 3, folds, minor cracks, sold with translation, in overall very good condition. This is a very interesting letter because Sybill Seligman was said to be Puccini's lover for a short period. Puccini lets her know that he wishes she was with him and also comments on the rehearsals for the Vienna premiere of the revised edition of his opera "Madama Butterfly" in 1907, sharing his mind about the prima donna Selma Kurz "Selma Kurz is pretty good, not very intelligent but I like her" and other comments on the production.
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(Item #: H9051-GZ259D)
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter in Italian with the letterhead of the Hotel Bristol in Vienna, signed by the composer as "Giacomo", no date indicated (circa October 1907), and addressed to her close friend Sybill Seligman (1863-1936). Size is
5.4 x 8.7 inches
each page, 3 written pages in two separate sheets, some rust on pages 2 and 3, folds, minor cracks, sold with translation, in overall very good condition. This is a very interesting letter because Sybill Seligman was said to be Puccini's lover for a short period. Puccini lets her know that he wishes she was with him and also comments on the rehearsals for the Vienna premiere of the revised edition of his opera "Madama Butterfly" in 1907, sharing his mind about the prima donna Selma Kurz "Selma Kurz is pretty good, not very intelligent but I like her" and other comments on the production.
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter...
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Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter in Italian with the letterhead of the Hotel Bristol in Vienna, signed by the composer as "Giacomo", no date indicated (circa October 1907), and addressed to her close friend Sybill Seligman (1863-1936). Size is
5.4 x 8.7 inches
each page, 3 written pages in two separate sheets, some rust on pages 2 and 3, folds, minor cracks, sold with translation, in overall very good condition. This is a very interesting letter because Sybill Seligman was said to be Puccini's lover for a short period. Puccini lets her know that he wishes she was with him and also comments on the rehearsals for the Vienna premiere of the revised edition of his opera "Madama Butterfly" in 1907, sharing his mind about the prima donna Selma Kurz "Selma Kurz is pretty good, not very intelligent but I like her" and other comments on the production.
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Puccini, Giacomo - Autograph Letter Signed
(Item #: H9031-GZ259D)
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter in Italian (sold with translation) signed by the composer, no date indicated, about personal matters, addressed to his friend and conductor Leopoldo Mugnone (affectionately known as "Popi") who had conducted the world premiere of his opera Tosca in 1900. Size is
4.5 x 7.1 inches
, 4 written pages in one sheet, central fold, in excellent condition.
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter...
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Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter in Italian (sold with translation) signed by the composer, no date indicated, about personal matters, addressed to his friend and conductor Leopoldo Mugnone (affectionately known as "Popi") who had conducted the world premiere of his opera Tosca in 1900. Size is
4.5 x 7.1 inches
, 4 written pages in one sheet, central fold, in excellent condition.
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(Item #: H9031-GZ259D)
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter in Italian (sold with translation) signed by the composer, no date indicated, about personal matters, addressed to his friend and conductor Leopoldo Mugnone (affectionately known as "Popi") who had conducted the world premiere of his opera Tosca in 1900. Size is
4.5 x 7.1 inches
, 4 written pages in one sheet, central fold, in excellent condition.
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter...
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Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter in Italian (sold with translation) signed by the composer, no date indicated, about personal matters, addressed to his friend and conductor Leopoldo Mugnone (affectionately known as "Popi") who had conducted the world premiere of his opera Tosca in 1900. Size is
4.5 x 7.1 inches
, 4 written pages in one sheet, central fold, in excellent condition.
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Puccini, Giacomo - Autograph Letter Signed 1907
(Item #: H9003-GZ090G)
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Autograph letter in French (sold with translation) signed by him and addressed to one of his friends about an appointment; postal markings indicate the date Paris, January 7, 1907. Size is
4.3 x 5.8 inches
, 1 page, in very good condition. Translation: Monday My dear friend, I can not go to Antoine. At 5 o`clock I am going to the Opera Comique to salute Carrè et company. I beg of you to write a note to Antoine in regret...and when will I see you? Affectionately yours Puccini ALSO INCLUDED is a half-tone photograph of the composer (from a book or magazine) shown at the piano mounted on a larger piece of golden cardboard. Total size is 6.8 x 6.6 inches, in excellent condition.
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Autograph letter in...
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Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Autograph letter in French (sold with translation) signed by him and addressed to one of his friends about an appointment; postal markings indicate the date Paris, January 7, 1907. Size is
4.3 x 5.8 inches
, 1 page, in very good condition. Translation: Monday My dear friend, I can not go to Antoine. At 5 o`clock I am going to the Opera Comique to salute Carrè et company. I beg of you to write a note to Antoine in regret...and when will I see you? Affectionately yours Puccini ALSO INCLUDED is a half-tone photograph of the composer (from a book or magazine) shown at the piano mounted on a larger piece of golden cardboard. Total size is 6.8 x 6.6 inches, in excellent condition.
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(Item #: H9003-GZ090G)
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Autograph letter in French (sold with translation) signed by him and addressed to one of his friends about an appointment; postal markings indicate the date Paris, January 7, 1907. Size is
4.3 x 5.8 inches
, 1 page, in very good condition. Translation: Monday My dear friend, I can not go to Antoine. At 5 o`clock I am going to the Opera Comique to salute Carrè et company. I beg of you to write a note to Antoine in regret...and when will I see you? Affectionately yours Puccini ALSO INCLUDED is a half-tone photograph of the composer (from a book or magazine) shown at the piano mounted on a larger piece of golden cardboard. Total size is 6.8 x 6.6 inches, in excellent condition.
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Autograph letter in...
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Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Autograph letter in French (sold with translation) signed by him and addressed to one of his friends about an appointment; postal markings indicate the date Paris, January 7, 1907. Size is
4.3 x 5.8 inches
, 1 page, in very good condition. Translation: Monday My dear friend, I can not go to Antoine. At 5 o`clock I am going to the Opera Comique to salute Carrè et company. I beg of you to write a note to Antoine in regret...and when will I see you? Affectionately yours Puccini ALSO INCLUDED is a half-tone photograph of the composer (from a book or magazine) shown at the piano mounted on a larger piece of golden cardboard. Total size is 6.8 x 6.6 inches, in excellent condition.
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Puccini, Giacomo - Autograph Letter Signed 1907
(Item #: K2925-X1C)
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Autograph letter in Italian (sold untranslated) signed by him and dated, according to postal markings, in 1907, to her friend and confident Sybil Seligman, where he mentions his opera Tosca. Size is
6.1 x 9.75 inches
each page, 1 page, some stains and folds, in overall very good condition.
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Autograph letter in...
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Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Autograph letter in Italian (sold untranslated) signed by him and dated, according to postal markings, in 1907, to her friend and confident Sybil Seligman, where he mentions his opera Tosca. Size is
6.1 x 9.75 inches
each page, 1 page, some stains and folds, in overall very good condition.
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(Item #: K2925-X1C)
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Autograph letter in Italian (sold untranslated) signed by him and dated, according to postal markings, in 1907, to her friend and confident Sybil Seligman, where he mentions his opera Tosca. Size is
6.1 x 9.75 inches
each page, 1 page, some stains and folds, in overall very good condition.
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Autograph letter in...
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Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Autograph letter in Italian (sold untranslated) signed by him and dated, according to postal markings, in 1907, to her friend and confident Sybil Seligman, where he mentions his opera Tosca. Size is
6.1 x 9.75 inches
each page, 1 page, some stains and folds, in overall very good condition.
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Puccini, Giacomo - Autograph Letter Signed 1917
(Item #: N6806-R2-1)
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter signed by Puccini, with envelope included, to Antonio Bertolacci, his business manager. Written on 2 small, opposite pages, with partial translation, about personal matters. No date but postal stamps indicate this was mailed on Nov. 7th, 1917 from Orbetello. Open size (2 pages) is
9.75 x 6.4 inches
, with minor stains, folds, and a small crack over the bottom right corner, in very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is the envelope, handwritten by Puccini, with the recipient´s name.
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter...
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Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter signed by Puccini, with envelope included, to Antonio Bertolacci, his business manager. Written on 2 small, opposite pages, with partial translation, about personal matters. No date but postal stamps indicate this was mailed on Nov. 7th, 1917 from Orbetello. Open size (2 pages) is
9.75 x 6.4 inches
, with minor stains, folds, and a small crack over the bottom right corner, in very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is the envelope, handwritten by Puccini, with the recipient´s name.
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(Item #: N6806-R2-1)
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter signed by Puccini, with envelope included, to Antonio Bertolacci, his business manager. Written on 2 small, opposite pages, with partial translation, about personal matters. No date but postal stamps indicate this was mailed on Nov. 7th, 1917 from Orbetello. Open size (2 pages) is
9.75 x 6.4 inches
, with minor stains, folds, and a small crack over the bottom right corner, in very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is the envelope, handwritten by Puccini, with the recipient´s name.
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter...
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Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of verismo for over 30 years until his death from cancer. Autograph letter signed by Puccini, with envelope included, to Antonio Bertolacci, his business manager. Written on 2 small, opposite pages, with partial translation, about personal matters. No date but postal stamps indicate this was mailed on Nov. 7th, 1917 from Orbetello. Open size (2 pages) is
9.75 x 6.4 inches
, with minor stains, folds, and a small crack over the bottom right corner, in very good condition. ALSO INCLUDED is the envelope, handwritten by Puccini, with the recipient´s name.
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Puccini, Giacomo - Autograph Music Quote from "La Fanciulla del West" Signed 1911
(Item #: M3959-D4E)
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Amazing autograph music quote from his opera "La Fanciulla del West", premiered in 1910, inscribed and dated in Naples, Italy, in 1911. Puccini penned two bars of music, and wrote and large, bold signature underneath. Size is
7.7 x 5.8 inches
, mounting traces on verso, in excellent condition. On verso, there is a small music quote by violinist Albert Spalding, dated in The Hague, 1923. ALSO INCLUDED is a photo of the composer, a modern print, 5 x 7 inches, in excellent condition - ideal for framing next to the music quote, if desired.
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Amazing autograph music...
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Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Amazing autograph music quote from his opera "La Fanciulla del West", premiered in 1910, inscribed and dated in Naples, Italy, in 1911. Puccini penned two bars of music, and wrote and large, bold signature underneath. Size is
7.7 x 5.8 inches
, mounting traces on verso, in excellent condition. On verso, there is a small music quote by violinist Albert Spalding, dated in The Hague, 1923. ALSO INCLUDED is a photo of the composer, a modern print, 5 x 7 inches, in excellent condition - ideal for framing next to the music quote, if desired.
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$1,975.00 USD
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(Item #: M3959-D4E)
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Amazing autograph music quote from his opera "La Fanciulla del West", premiered in 1910, inscribed and dated in Naples, Italy, in 1911. Puccini penned two bars of music, and wrote and large, bold signature underneath. Size is
7.7 x 5.8 inches
, mounting traces on verso, in excellent condition. On verso, there is a small music quote by violinist Albert Spalding, dated in The Hague, 1923. ALSO INCLUDED is a photo of the composer, a modern print, 5 x 7 inches, in excellent condition - ideal for framing next to the music quote, if desired.
Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Amazing autograph music...
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Italian opera composer (1858-1924), the greatest creator of operas for 30 years until his death by cancer. Amazing autograph music quote from his opera "La Fanciulla del West", premiered in 1910, inscribed and dated in Naples, Italy, in 1911. Puccini penned two bars of music, and wrote and large, bold signature underneath. Size is
7.7 x 5.8 inches
, mounting traces on verso, in excellent condition. On verso, there is a small music quote by violinist Albert Spalding, dated in The Hague, 1923. ALSO INCLUDED is a photo of the composer, a modern print, 5 x 7 inches, in excellent condition - ideal for framing next to the music quote, if desired.
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Puccini, Giacomo - Autograph Music Quote Signed
(Item #: H6276-Y12F)
Italian composer (1858-1924), worldwide known for his operas and regarded as the greatest and most successful proponent of Italian opera after Verdi. Nice postcard with a short music quote signed by the composer (mailing stamps indicate the year 1905). Size is
5.3 x 3.4 inches
, in excellent condition.
Italian composer (1858-1924), worldwide known for his operas and regarded as the greatest and most successful proponent of Italian opera...
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Italian composer (1858-1924), worldwide known for his operas and regarded as the greatest and most successful proponent of Italian opera after Verdi. Nice postcard with a short music quote signed by the composer (mailing stamps indicate the year 1905). Size is
5.3 x 3.4 inches
, in excellent condition.
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Italian composer (1858-1924), worldwide known for his operas...
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$800.00 USD
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(Item #: H6276-Y12F)
Italian composer (1858-1924), worldwide known for his operas and regarded as the greatest and most successful proponent of Italian opera after Verdi. Nice postcard with a short music quote signed by the composer (mailing stamps indicate the year 1905). Size is
5.3 x 3.4 inches
, in excellent condition.
Italian composer (1858-1924), worldwide known for his operas and regarded as the greatest and most successful proponent of Italian opera...
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Italian composer (1858-1924), worldwide known for his operas and regarded as the greatest and most successful proponent of Italian opera after Verdi. Nice postcard with a short music quote signed by the composer (mailing stamps indicate the year 1905). Size is
5.3 x 3.4 inches
, in excellent condition.
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