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Price: $4500.00 |
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Mounting traces, else fine |
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Verso autographed and inscribed Krezinanek of Vienna cabinet photograph with the date 1895 printed on the verso. The photograph is most likely inscribed to Frieda Bargheer, daughter of Brahms one time best friend, violinist Karl Bargheer. |
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Brahms, Johannes verso autographed cabinet photograph c. 1895 |
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Price: $400.00 |
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Near mint condition |
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The Swiss born, American composer sends a letter of thanks for birthday wishes to Robert D. Holmes, the Governor of Oregon. He describes his poor state of health in some detail. With a copy of the Governors’ letter and a letter from Bloch’s son Ivan. |
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Bloch, Ernest autographed letter draft to the Governor of Oregon, 1957 |
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Price: $1850.00 |
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Near mint condition |
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A superb four bar example by the great British composer of his first large scale orchestral work. This four bar example is from the woodwind entrance of the third movement, Requiem Aeternam, marked Andante molto tranquillo, Boston, 1942. |
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Britten, Benjamin autographed musical quotation, Sinfonia da Requiem |
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Price: $300.00 |
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Mint condition |
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Autographed, authentic postcard photograph of the great conductor-composer rehearsing an orchestra. An authentic non-auto pen autograph! |
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Bernstein, Leonard autographed postcard photograph in rehearsal |
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Price: $300.00 |
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Mint condition |
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Superb autographed photo of the great 20th Century American composer conducting a rehearsal, possible a recording session. |
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Copland, Aaron autographed photograph, conducting |
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Price: $800.00 |
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Fine condition |
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The composer writes to a pianist the month before the debut of his opera, “Ariane et Barbe-Bleu.” This is a deeply philosophical letter about his Piano Sonata and combines his self deprecating worth as a composer with appreciation. |
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Dukas, Paul two page autographed letter, Nice 7 April, 1907 |
