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original publisher's printed wrappers bound in. 112 pp. Exlibrary,
with library stamps, etc. Binding slightly worn and
rubbed. Browned. (18622) $50.
189. ISTOMIN, Eugene 1925-2003. Typed letter signed to
the Colombian musicologist Otto de Greiff. 1 p. Folio. Dated
June 20, 1953. On letterhead of the Festival de Prades under the
direction of Pablo Casals, with pictorial vignette. Thank you very
much for your nice letter... Mr. Serkin has just left here, after
having given his usual superb performances. Creased at folds.
(20370) $50.
190. JACOBI, Frederick 1891-1952. Typed letter signed to
Guillermo Espinosa, conductor of the National Symphonic
Orchestra, Bogota, Colombia. 1 p. 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. (20373) $75.
"Jacobi's compositions reflect a modernism informed by
American, Judaic, Classical and Romantic traditions." Grove
online
191. JERITZA, Maria 1887-1982. Autograph letter signed.
1 p. 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. (20096) $125.
192. JIRÁK, Karel Boleslav 1891-1972. Postcard
photograph signed K.B. Jirák and dated February 24, 1938.
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. (21096) $150.
Jirák, a Czech composer, was actively involved in the
International Society for Contemporary Music in the 1920s and
30s.
193. JOLIVET, André 1905-1974. Troisième Symphonie.
Partition d'orchestre. [Full score]. London, etc.: Boosey &
Hawkes [B.&H. 19410], [c1969]. Large folio. Blue library
buckram. 178 pp. Ex-library, with library stamps and markings.
(18104) $65.
194. KELLEY, Edgar Stillman 1857-1944. [Op. 10].
Aladdin. A Chinese Suite for Orchestra. [Full score]. New York:
G. Schirmer, [c1915]. Folio. Brown cloth, original publisher's
printed wrappers bound in. 103 pp. Ex-library, with library
stamps, etc. Binding worn; corners bumped; extremities rubbed;
head and tail of spine frayed; upper wrapper detached; front free
endpaper and blank leaf cockled; several leaves with small tears
to upper and lower inner margins; tape repair to 2 leaves.
(18095) $60.
195. KIENZL, Wilhelm 1857-1941. Autograph musical
quotation signed and dated Bad Aussee, August 28, 1936. Four
measures of an unidentified work in treble clef. Notated in ink on
one side of a bifolium, 155 x 103 mm. Together with a small
printed announcement issued by the music publisher Josef
Weinberger of Leipzig, etc. regarding new works by Kienzl with
a short autograph note regarding Kienzl's autobiography and an
autograph envelope addressed in Kienzl's hand to the Colombian
musicologist Otto de Greiff. All items somewhat worn and
creased. (20380) $150.
Kienzl, an Austrian composer, "was responsible [with
Humperdinck] for the revival of Romanticism in opera,
continuing the tradition of Weber, Lortzing and Wagner." Grove
online
196. KIESEWETTER, R.G. [Raphael Georg] 1773-1850.
Schicksale und Beschaffenheit des weltlichen Gesanges vom
frühen Mittelalter bis zu der Erfindung des dramatischen Styles
und den Anfängen der Oper. Mit musikalischen Beilagen.
Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel, 1841. Quarto. Leather backed
marbled boards. 1f. (title), 1f. (dedication), 1f. (table of contents),
[vii]-xii, 66 pp. text, 105 pp., musical examples. Spine and
corners crudely reinforced with black cloth tape, extremities and
boards rubbed. Ex-library with library bookplates and stamps to
endpapers. Upper joint split, slight pencil markings to margins,
front endpapers reinforced with black tape. (17224) $85.
First Edition.
197. KINDLER, Hans 1892-1949. Typed letter signed to
Mr. Guillermo Espinosa, conductor of the National Symphonic
Orchestra, Bogota, Colombia. 1 p. Folio. Dated March 3, 1945.
On personal letterhead with "The National Symphony Orchestra,
Hans Kindler, Conductor" printed at head. Kindler thanks
Espinosa for his kind letter and suggests amendments to the
program in the interests of it being not too strenuous, and also
considering the extent of the music library, mentioning a choice
of Weber's overture to Oberon or Freischutz or Mozart's overture
to the Marriage of Figaro, Lalo's Symphonie Espagnole and
excerpts from Moussorgsky's Boris Godounov for the first half,
and either Beethoven 5th or 7th symphony for the second.
Creased overall and at folds; two very small pinholes; very faint
rustmark from paper clip to lower blank area. (20381) $95.
198. KIRCHNER, Leon 1919-2009. Autograph letter
signed to Guillermo Espinosa, conductor of the National
Symphonic Orchestra of Bogota, Colombia.1 p. Oblong octavo.
Dated August 8, 1961. On letterhead of the Department of Music,
Harvard University. Kirchner sends Espinosa some materials,
thanking him for his kind interest. (20382) $50.
199. KLEIN, Bernhard 1793-1832. Autograph document
signed "Bern. Klein." 85 x 195 mm. Dated Berlin, October 1829.
In German, with translation. With several annotations in red ink.
Detailing the days and times of choral singing classes for the
winter semester 1829-30 at the Institute for Sacred Music in
Berlin. Browned; several pinholes. (20379) $135.
200. KLEINSINGER, George. Brooklyn Baseball Cantata.
A Humorous Cantata for Mixed Voices (S.A.T.B.) or Male
Chorus (T.T.B.B.) Soloists and Piano. Text by Michael Stratton.
[Piano[vocal score]. New York: Mills [PN Brooklyn Baseball
Cantata-23], [c1949]. Folio. Full red cloth, original publisher's
printed wrappers bound in. Ex-library with library stamps, etc.
Binding slightly worn and rubbed; head of spine frayed. Repairs
to inner margin of endpaper and wrapper. (17911) $50.
201. KLOSE, Friederich 1862-1942. Autograph musical
quotation signed and dated October 17, 1937. Three measures,