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WE GUARANTEE ALL ITEMS AUTHENTIC, WITHOUT TIME LIMITATION TO THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER. |
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WE MAINTAIN A WIDE SELECTION OF AUTOGRAPHED MATERIAL IN THE CLASSICAL MUSIC, JAZZ AND OPERA FIELD, PLEASE INQUIRE ABOUT ADDITIONAL ITEMS NOT SHOWN. |
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Phone: 212-860-5541
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Price: $600.00 |
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Mint condition |
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Twice autographed Walter Bird original reverse blind stamped photograph of the well beloved British composer. He lists his formal title, Master of the Queen’s Music on the verso. |
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Bliss, Sir Arthur autographed photograph, January 19, 1965 |
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Price: $3000.00 |
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Near mint condition |
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The composer writes to his publisher of the time, Adolphe Catelin requesting copies of the scores for “Cinq Mai”, “Roi Lear” and “Romeo et Juliette”. Berlioz had a contentious relationship with Catelin as he did not advertise his works. With cdv. |
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Berlioz, Hector one page autographed letter to his publisher, 1840 |
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Price: sold |
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Mint condition |
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The French composer writes a long four page letter to a friend to ask for his assistance in contacting a Colonel to help his “protégé”, a coachman who found and returned a gold snuff box presented to him by Princess Marie d’Orléans. |
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Adolphe Adam four page autographed letter signed, October 3, 1852 |
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Price: $700.00 |
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Mint condition |
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The great British composer autographs and inscribes an original photograph at his desk in the library at his home, “The Red House” with a piano in the foreground. An uncommon image of Britten at work in his favorite place to compose. |
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Britten, Benjamin autographed photograph at his desk |
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Price: $650.00 |
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Fine condition |
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The composer writes to The British publisher Stanley and Lucas whilst in London for concerts at the Crystal Palace in June, 1878 including the World Premiere of his 2nd violin concerto and the British Premiere of his cantata “Frithjof”. With photograph. |
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Bruch, Max three page autographed letter signed, London, June 2, 1878 |
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Price: $200.00 |
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Fine condition |
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The American composer writes out a 9 bar musical quotation of the 1st violin part of his 1st Symphony. Written in 1959 whilst Beeson was in Europe on a Guggenheim Fellowship, the work represents his only official “Symphony”. |
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Beeson, Jack long autographed musical quotation of his 1st Symphony |
