Authors starting with D from J & J Lubrano Music Antiquarians LLC

5 bars marked "Lento (From Duo for Cello & Piano)," inscribed to the noted Columbian musicologist Otto de Greiff and signed in full by the composer. Written in ink on a lined sheet of looseleaf paper, 8-1/2" x 11".Creased at folds; very slightly stained at edges; some light foxing. . Dahl was an American composer, conductor, pianist and music educator of Swedish-German parentage. He emigrated to the United States in 1938, joining the community of expatriate musicians that i... more information

Milano:: F. Lucca [PN 18686-18700],. [ca. 1868].. Folio. Leather-backed contemporary boards. 1f. (decorative title), 3-107 pp. Engraved.Minor to moderate foxing. . This popular ballet, with choreography by Monplaisir, was first performed at La Scala on February 25th 1868. The cast included the renowned Italian dancer, Virginia Zucchi. ... more information

Laid down. Damrosch was a central figure in the musical life of New York in the late 19th century. He conducted premieres of works by Brahms and Berlioz and was instrumental in the establishment of German opera at the Metropolitan Opera. ... more information

Leipzig:: Kistner and Siegel,. 1924.. Quarto. Wrappers. 172 pp. Musical examples. Disbound; wrappers chipped. ... more information

The archive consists of 19 works in total, representing the majority of the composer's most significant orchestral and chamber music works composed from 1993-2001. Works represented include an American Requiem; Anima Mundi; As Night Falls; Canticle of Peace; Celestial Night; A Child's Reliquary; Concerto for Cello and Orchestra; Concerto for Orchestra - Zoroastrian Riddles; Concerto for Violin and Orchestra; Elegies; In the Arms of the Beloved; Portraits - Maya Angelou Songs; Songs of Soli... more information

Part I: Kyrie thru the beginning of the Sanctus; Part II: Sanctus. 62 pp. + one additional leaf laid down to rear inner cover; 32 pp., for a total of 95 pp. Virtually complete. Notated in pencil in two 64-page, 18- stave orchestral sketchbooks measuring 12" x 16-1/2", with markings in red crayon. . "Richard Danielpour… has become one of the most sought-after composers of his generation - a composer whose distinctive American voice is part of a rich neo-Romantic herit... more information

42 pp. Notated in pencil in two 64-page, 18-stave orchestral sketchbooks measuring 12" x 16-1/2", with markings in red and blue crayon. . "Richard Danielpour… has become one of the most sought-after composers of his generation - a composer whose distinctive American voice is part of a rich neo-Romantic heritage with influences from pivotal composers like Britten, Copland, Bernstein, and Barber. His works are solidly rooted in the soil of tradition, yet [sing] with an optimistic voice fo... more information

Cambridge, Massachusetts:: Harvard University Press,. 1946; 1950.. 2 vols. Quarto. Dark red cloth; Vol. II in dustjacket. 258; 303 pp. With musical examples throughout.Binding to Vol. I worn and rubbed. Dustjacket to Vol. II worn, discolored and slightly torn. Minor browning to endpapers. ... more information

2 pages of a bifolium. Octavo. Dated Florence, January 31, 1897. In Italian (with translation). "I have made a reservation for an orchestra seat on your behalf at the premiere of Rantzau (Mascagni)." Together with autograph envelope. Slightly worn; creased at folds. . De Lucia, an Italian tenor, "studied in Naples, and made his début at the Teatro S Carlo in Faust on 9 March 1885. At first he was best known in the tenore di grazia repertory... But in the 1890s and t... more information

Drawn on The National Bank, Charing Cross Branch, in the amount of 320 pounds. On light green paper with oval "one penny" decorative stamps printed in orange embossed to right margin. 150 x 179 mm. Signed and dated by de Reszke July 29, 1893; also signed by Harris. Slightly worn and browned; creased at folds; one small hole not affecting signatures. . A baritone and later a tenor, "[De Reszke's] beautiful voice, fine musicianship and handsome appearance made him unsurpassed in t... more information

2-1/2 pp. of a bifolium. Octavo. Dated Garnek January 20, 1906. Written in purple ink. In English. An interesting and friendly letter in which de Reszke thanks his correspondent for his New Year's wishes, inquires after mutual friends, makes reference to his concerts with Duss in New York, mentions his brother (the noted tenor Jean de Reszke), the war, etc. "I am very anxious to know, if I will have still the pleasure to see you again??? 3 years passed over my tournée wi... more information

Paris:: Durand & Cie ,. c1910.. Folio. Red cloth. 79 pp.Ex-library with library stamps, etc. Binding very slightly stained. Small white stain to upper margin of two leaves. ... more information

London:: Broderip & Wilkinson,. [1799].. Folio. Newly bound in full brown linen with printed paper title label to spine. 1f. (title), [1] (blank), 2-39 pp. Engraved. . First Edition. BUC p. 313. RISM E499. First performed at the King's Theatre on March 27th 1799, receiving 24 performances. The dancers included D'Egville, Didelot and Hilligsberg. Smith 191. The music draws from Haydn, Pleyel, Sacchini, Gluck, etc. ... more information

Paris:: Heugel & Fils [PN H.5683],. [1883].. Large octavo. Half red cloth with marbled boards. 2ff., 275 pp. Lithographed. With occasional pencilled annotations to pp. 61-65. Binding slightly worn and rubbed. Some minor foxing. . First Edition, later issue. First performed in Paris at the Opéra-Comique April 14, 1883."Delibes opera Lakmé appeared at the Opéra-Comique on 14 April 1883 in a particularly splendid production. Its success was lasting; the orienta... more information

Paris:: Durand & Cie [PN D&F. 13164],. [c1950].. Folio. Red cloth. 158 pp.Ex-library with library stamps, etc. Binding worn and rubbed. Browned throughout; tear to inner margin of one leaf. ... more information

2 pages, ca. 348 x 268 mm. Folio. 56 measures scored for both spoken and sung voices, including sections for chorus with instrumental accompaniment. Apparently complete. Marked "Scène IX les mêmes: puis les trois emissaires du Sultan - puis Croquendot..." Notated in black and red ink with some markings in blue crayon. Unsigned. Slightly worn; creased at central fold. . Delvincourt, a French composer, was appointed director of the Versailles Conservatory in 1931 and of the Pa... more information

Folio. Unbound. 10 pp. Photographic reproduction of the composer's autograph manuscript. Slightly worn and soiled. ... more information

London:: J. Young,. Sept. 25, 1799.. Ca. 387 x 278 mm. Trimmed to plate mark. In very good condition overall. . Hall Vol. I p. 365, no. 10. ... more information

Paris,. [ca. 1772].. Tall folio. 7 pp. (textual description of plates), [i] (blank), plates I- XI on the organ + 22 full page plates illustrating various wind, string, percussion, etc., instruments and the tools of their manufacture + 1 double-page folding plate, each with "Benard Direxit [under the supervision of" to lower outer corner, including the plate (XVIII) depicting the interior of a musical instrument workshop with craftsmen at work. Disbound. Scattered soiling and light stain... more information

Printed document completed in manuscript. 113 x 212 mm. Dated [October 18th] 188[2]. "To Allen Dodworth... No. 681 Fifth Avenue. To [24] lessons in dancing to [2] pupil[s] [twice] a week, $[60.00]... [Allen Dodworth with thanks]. Slightly worn and stained; creased at folds. . An interesting piece of 19th century American dance ephemera."In the United States, Allen Dodworth and his family were the most important teachers of social dance. The Dodworth Academy opened in 1842 and c... more information