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[ca. 1840].. Oblong octavo. Original publisher's yellow printed wrappers. 10 pp. Engraved.Wrappers slightly soiled, stained and creased. ... more information

Dayton, OH:: Lorenz & Co,. [c1892].. Octavo. Red cloth. 32 pp.Ex-library with library stamps, etc. Binding worn, rubbed, and stained; head and tail of spine frayed. Blank leaves separated; lower corner of front free endpaper creased. ... more information

Paris:: L'Auteur... Et aux Adresses ordinaires de Musique,. [1760].. Tall folio. Sewn. 2ff. (title, dedication), [1] (blank), 2-27 (music), [i] (privilege) pp. With the signature of the composer to foot of title. Minor tears, soiling and browning; edges frayed and curled. . First Edition. Lesure p. 225. RISM G736.A French violinist and composer, Gaviniés was "Leclair's successor as leader of the French violin school... The early 1760s were perhaps the apex of Gavini&e... more information

1 page of a bifolium. Quarto. Dated Turin, January 29, 1850. In Italian. Gazzera writes on behalf of Gabrielli Bezzi, a young student at the ballet school of the "Teatro Grande" [in Turin] for the past three years. She is taking her final examination and is one of the best students; Gazzera hopes that his friend can arrange for one of the directors of the theatre to give her a recommendation. Slightly worn and dusty at edges. . Gazzera was a noted 19th century historian and "man of ... more information

New York & London:: Mitchell Kennerley,. 1929.. Quarto. Full black cloth with titling and device gilt to upper and titling gilt to spine. 6ff. + 24 photographic plates. The soft-focus photographic plates are all studies of Duncan (with the exception of plate 24); the final plate is of a group of female dancers surrounding Duncan, most probably the "Duncan Dancers." Binding slightly worn; head and foot of spine slightly frayed; ownership signature to front free endpaper. . F... more information

Paris:: Librairie Renouard,. 1936.. Large octavo. Original publisher's tan printed wrappers. 436 pp. Most pages unopened. Illustrated and with musical examples. Wrappers worn; large section of upper lacking; lower hinge partially split; head and tail of spine slightly lacking; upper hinge reinforced with tape. ... more information

New York:: Gershwin Publishing Corp.,. [1935].. Folio. 1f. (illustrative title), pp. 2-7 music, [i] incipits from "songs published separately from the American Folk Opera Porgy and Bess." ... more information

Zürich :: Atlantis ,. 1960, 1961.. 2 volumes. Folio. Original publisher's cloth boards. I: 173 pp.; II: 184 pp. With numerous facsimiles of composers' autograph manuscripts. Minor abrasion to edge of upper board to Vol. I. ... more information

London:: Worker's Music Association.. Octavo. Dark blue cloth. 14 pp. Distinctive design in color to title. Ex- library with library stamps, etc. . Published by the Workers' Music Association, an organization founded in 1936 that " was initially formed to coordinate the musical activity of workers who were members of some 44 choirs and 5 orchestras in the London Choral Union and Cooperative. The WMA itself was rooted in communism; ... The WMA successfully promoted Soviet culture throu... more information

London:: Boosey & Hawkes,. [1969].. Folio. Wrappers. 4ff. (title, cast list), 178 pp. . First performed at the Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires on July 24, 1964. ... more information

London:: Cassell and Company,. [1957].. Octavo. 627 pp. With musical examples. Slightly browned; signatures split. . From the collection of the noted American harpsichordist Igor Kipnis (1930-2003). ... more information

St. Petersburg:: Stellowski [PNs S. No. 3730-3757],. 1857.. Folio. Newly bound in quarter maroon morocco with raised bands on spine in gilt-ruled compartments, black leather title label gilt. [1] (lithographic title with text in Russian printed within decorative border), pp. 2-23, [i] (blank), 23-495, [i] (blank) pp. Music engraved throughout. Text in Russian and German. Several pages with pencilled performance markings; previous owners' signatures to title. Title somewhat browned an... more information

Leipzig:: Thomas & Hubert,. 1931.. 143 pp. Disbound. ... more information

Paris:: Des Lauriers,. [ca. 1783].. Folio. Quarter mottled mid-tan calf with marbled boards, raised bands on spine in decorative compartments gilt, gilt titling to spine. 1f. (r. title engraved by Beauble, v. publisher's catalogue), 1f. (r. composer's dedication, v. "Argument"), 217 pp. With "1er Acte Gravé par le Sr. Huguet" to foot of first page of music. With manuscript commentary in English dated [18]29 to blank front endpaper. Occasional markings in pencil. ... more information

New York :: Belwin Mills.. Octavo. Wrappers. xiv, 183 pp. + 21 pp. appendix. ... more information

Mainz, etc:: Schott [PN ED 12451],. [c1989].. Octavo. Tan cloth. 152 pp. Ex-library, with library stamping, etc. ... more information

The closing sentiments of a letter, 33 x 94 mm., reading "with many regards Faithfully Yours Rubin Goldmark."Laid into narrow paper border. . An American composer, pianist and educator, Goldmark was a pupil of Dvorák in New York. He headed the composition department at Juilliard for 12 years and numbered Copland and Gershwin among his students. ... more information

H.S. Stuttman Company,. [1968].. Small quarto. 102 pp. Illustrated. Dustjacket slightly stained. . From the collection of the noted American harpsichordist Igor Kipnis (1930-2003). ... more information

125 x 152 mm. Incorporating a half-length reproduction photograph of the clarinettist with his instrument. Slightly worn and stained. . "As a jazz clarinettist Goodman had no peer; his flawless solo improvisations set standards of excellence for jazz performance. He founded and directed the most important musical organization of the swing era and helped to open a new epoch in American popular music. He was the first white bandleader to adopt and popularize an uncompromising jazz style. He was... more information

Bombay etc. :: Asia Publishing House,. [1961].. Octavo. 332 pp. Illustrated. In dustjacket. Slightly worn and browned and worn; signatures split. . From the collection of the noted American harpsichordist Igor Kipnis (1930-2003). ... more information