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1 page. Small quarto. Dated June 9, 1947. On personal letterhead. Jacobi offers to leave tickets at the box office should Espinoza wish to attend a concert about which they have spoken. Creased at folds; some offsetting from signature. . "Jacobi’s compositions reflect a modernism informed by American, Judaic, Classical and Romantic traditions." Grove online ... more information

Boston:: Carl Fischer,. [1942].. Octavo. Wrappers. 134 pp. Wrappers very slightly browned. ... more information

[London]:: Paul Hamlyn,. [1967].. Folio. Dark blue cloth with titling gilt to upper and spine. 439 pp. + xvi plates with diagrammatic drawings of violins. In original dustjacket. Profusely illustrated throughout.Very slightly worn at edges. In very good condition overall. ... more information

Wien, London:: Universal Edition [PN U.E. 5821],. [c1944].. Folio. Brown cloth. 251 pp. Text in German and Czech.Ex-library, with library stamping, etc. Binding slightly worn and rubbed. ... more information

Praha:: Státní Nakladatelství Krásné Literatury, Hudby a Umení [PN H2261],. [c1957].. Octavo. Brown cloth. 48 pp. Text in Czech and German.Ex-library, with library stamping, etc. Binding worn and rubbed. Slightly browned. ... more information

Paris:: Max Eschig & Cie,. 1924.. Octavo. Wrappers. 60 pp. ... more information

Philadelphia:: Lee & Walker,. [1856].. Large oblong octavo. Original publisher's leather-backed printed boards with publisher's testimonials to verso of front free endpaper. 1f. (title), pp. [3]-224 pp. Four-part unaccompanied vocal harmonizations of patriotic, popular, operatic and classical songs, including works by Mozart, Mendelssohn, Meyerbeer, Bellini, Schubert, Verdi, Ole Bull, Frank Abt, H. R. Bishop, George Linley, et al. Binding quite worn, soiled and bumped; small ... more information

New York:: Prentice-Hall,. [1939].. Octavo. Red cloth. 302 pp. With musical examples.Minor discoloration to spine. Slight browning to margins. ... more information

1p. Quarto. Dated March 9, 1922. On printed letter of the Hotel St. Regis with lithographic vignette of the hotel to upper left corner. "Dear Mr. Neuer, I thank you very much for your very kind interest you took for my poor in Vienna and for the check of hundred dollar you were so kind so send me through Mr. Weil." Somewhat worn and browned; creased at folds; several short tears along folds. . This Moravian-born American soprano was "an immense favorite in Vienna... Though... more information

Inscribed to the Colombian musicologist Otto de Greiff, with autograph note signed to verso apologizing for his tardy reply.Slightly worn; two small photographer's stamps in red ink to verso not affecting text. . Jirák, a Czech composer, was actively involved in the International Society for Contemporary Music in the 1920s and 30s. "Although [a] late Romantic disposition dominated his music’s character, his thorough knowledge of prevailing trends in new music enabled him to mo... more information

Providence, Rhode Island:: Brown University Press,. 1963.. Large octavo. Red cloth. 93 pp.Ex-library, with library stamping, etc. ... more information

Providence, Rhode Island:: Brown University Press,. 1963.. Folio. Wrappers. xxii, 93 pp. printed music including commentary. ... more information

304 x 211 mm. With photographer's label to verso ("François Roussillon"). Slightly creased. . Born in Vietnam, "Jude studied with A. Kalioujny and S. Peretti and at the Nice Conservatory (1968-72). In 1972 he joined the Paris Opera Ballet; he was promoted to danseur étoile in 1977. He danced all the leading male roles in the classical repertoire, as well as in ballets by Fokine, Nijinska, Lifar, Tudor, Robbins, Balanchine, and Grigorovich (Ivan the Terrible). He created lead... more information

London and Boston:: Faber and Faber,. [1992].. Octavo. 181 pp. Illustrated. Wrappers. . From the collection of the noted American harpsichordist Igor Kipnis (1930-2003). ... more information

New York:: Crown Publishers Inc.,. [ca. 1965].. Quarto. Cloth. 440 pp. + xxxii plates. Binding slightly worn and discoloured. ... more information

London:: Paul Hamlyn,. [1968].. Two volumes. Large quarto. In dustjackets. 482; 399 pp. Printed on coated stock. Illustrated throughout with photographic reproductions, some in colour, of instruments and makers' labels. Edges very slightly soiled. Dustjackets worn, with some tape repairs. In very good condition overall. . A standard and very useful reference. ... more information

Wien:: Kremayr & Scheriau ,. [1956].. 327 pp. ... more information

Paris:: La Librairie de L'Art,. 1888.. Folio. Original publisher's printed wrappers. xvi, 386, [ii] + 1 double- page plate, 2 engravings and fourteen full-page lithographs by Fantin- Latour. Binding very slightly worn. Edges slightly dusty; occasional foxing, primarily to margins; front free endpaper browned and brittle, corner torn. . First Edition. Fantin-Latour (1836-1904) was a highly acclaimed French painter and lithographer; his works exhibit a Romanticism which found exp... more information