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Table of Contents Category Listing Numbers Books: Operatic and Vocal subjects…………………….. # 1 - 33 Books by or about Composer……………………. # 34 - 56 Books by or about Individual Musicians……....... # 57 - 114 Records/Recordings; Misc; Concert Programs….. # 115 - 154 Long-Playing Records: CD’s: Operatic, Choral, Vocal Repertoire & Collections. # 155 - 754 Vocalists………………………………………….. # 755 - 1045 Audiophile Labels (RCA; Mercury; London; etc)... #1046 - 1365 Orchestral/Instrumental Repertoire……………… #1366 - 1647 Chamber Music & Collections…………………… #1648 - 1866 Wind & Brass Instruments……………………… #1867 - 1912 Violinists………………………………………… #1913 - 2089 Harpsichord……………………………………… #2091 - 2121 Cello,Viola, Bass, Guitar & Harp…………….…. #2122 - 2175 Pianists…………………..………………………... #2176 - 2534 Organists……………….………………………... #2535 - 2598 Conductors………………………………….…… #2599 - 3057 Film Music, Musicals & Plays……………..……. #3058 - 3107 Operatic, Choral, Vocal Repertoire & Vocalists…. #3108 - 3165 Miscellaneous Audiophile…………………….….. #3166 - 3169 Orchestral/Instrumental Repertoire……………… #3170 - 3213 Chamber Music & Collections…………………… #3214 - 3222 Violin, Cello, Piano, Flute, Organ, Guitar……….. #3223 - 3257 Conductors………………………….……….…… #3258 - 3293 Film Music & Railroad Sounds…….……....……. #3294 - 3295 Listings begin on the next page - Happy Browsing! Lawrence H. Jones
PAPER: Books All books listed below are in excellent condition unless otherwise noted. You may find minor scuffing or occasional marks, but everything is physically sturdy and shows no more than the expected signs of careful use. Let me know if having a dust jacket is important to you, since I have not noted those instances where they are present: usually they are there in more recent books and absent for older ones. Books can be hard to categorize - it is best if you browse all groups! Postage in US is same as for a single LP, but overseas will be quoted specifically since books are usually a good deal heavier. Books: Operatic & Choral Repertoire 1. ADAM: Nicky: Who's Who in British Opera. Foreword by The Earl of Harewood. Scolar Press, Aldershot, England; 1993. 339 pages. [paperback] [084163] ............................................................. 12.00 2. DANE: Clarence: London Has a Garden. [Covent Garden, of course] W.W.Norton, New York; 1964. [205 pages] [084039] ................................................................................................................. 12.00 3. DAVIS: Peter G.: The American Opera Singer. Doubleday, New York; 1997. [610 pages; 32 pages of photos] [084165].............................................................................................................................. 18.00 4. DAVIS: Ronald L.: Opera in Chicago. Appleton-Century, New York; 1966. [383 pages] (FIRST EDITION) [084172] ............................................................................................................................ 24.00 5. EWEN: David: The Book of European Light Opera. Covers 167 light operas. Holt, Rinehart & Winston, New York; 1962. 297 p.; 8 pp of photos. (First Edition) [083225] ...................................... 9.00 6. HUCKEL: Oliver: Lohengrin - Son of Parsifal - A Mystical Drama by Richard Wagner freely translated in Poetic Narrative Form. Thomas Crowell & Co., New York; 1905. 77 pages; four illustrations. [slight stain on cover also affects most pages faintly, approx 1/2 inch, not in text] [084360] ............................................................................................................................................... 20.00 7. KNIGHT: Ruth Adams: Opera Cavalcade - The Story of the Metropolitan. Metropolitan Opera Guild, NY; 1938. 68 pp; photos. Approx 9 x 12 inches. (mod cov wear) [083054] ........................... 11.00 8. MOORE: Edward C.: Forty Years of Opera in Chicago. Horace Liveright, New York; 1930. 430 pages; 32 photos. [083210] .................................................................................................................. 16.00 9. NEWMAN: Ernest: More Opera Nights. Putnam, London; 1954. 707 pages; many musical examples. [083462] .............................................................................................................................. 11.00 10. NEWMAN: Ernest: Opera Nights. Putnam, London; 1943 (reprint 1956). 629 pp. [083460] ................ 11.00 11. ROSENTHAL: Harold, editor: Opera Annual #4. Lantern Press, 1957. 188 pages; many photos &illus; inc 15 articles; world roster of opera houses & repertoires for 1956-57; list of premieres; obituaries. (minor wear) [010172] ....................................................................................................... 13.00 12. SHAWE-TAYLOR: Desmond: Covent Garden. Chanticleer Press, NY; 1948. 71 pages; 35 illustrations. [082870] .......................................................................................................................... 11.00 13. SPOTTS: Frederic: Bayreuth - A History of the Wagner Festival. Yale University Press, New Haven & London; 1994. 322 pages; many photos. [083201] .............................................................. 14.00 14. UNIDENTIFIED EDITORS: The Opera Libretto Library. Authentic texts to 33 operas: ten Wagner; eleven Italian; twelve French & German. [Three original volumes bound as one book in this re-print.] Avenel Books, 1980. 1454 pages. [066566] .................................................................. 11.00 15. WAGNER: Richard: Siegfried & The Twilight of the Gods. Translated by Margaret Armour; with thirty illustrations by Arthur Rackham. Abaris Books, New York; 1976 (first published in 1910). 160 pages. [082864] ............................................................................................................................. 13.00 16. WAGNER: Richard: The Rhinegold & The Valkyrie. Trans Margaret Armour; 34 illus by Arthur Rackham. Abaris Books, NY; 1976 (first published 1910). 160 pages. [082863] .............................. 13.00
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LP's: Londons - continued 1071.*CS-
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LP's: London Phase-Four Stereo - co
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LP's: RCA's - continued 1194.*CAMDE
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LP's: Chamber Music 1648.*ARENSKY:
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LP's: Collections - continued 1842.
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LP's: Bassoon 1867.*GROSSMAN: Danzi
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LP's: Oboe - continued 1905.*LARDRO
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LP's: Violinists - continued 1944.*
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LP's: Violinists - continued 1985.
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LP's: Violinists - continued 2023.
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LP's: Harpsichord - continued 2104.
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LP's: Organ - continued 2595.*WEYER
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