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Music; Vol. III Instrumental Music. London: The Trustees [of the<br />

British Museum], 1906. 3 volumes. Large octavo. 615; 961; 543<br />

pp. (19527) $150.<br />

46. [BIBLIOGRAPHY & REFERENCE]. Lavignac,<br />

Albert & Lionel de la Laurencie. Encyclopédie de la Musique et<br />

Dictionnaire du Conservatoire. Deuxieme Partie Technique,<br />

Esthétique, Pédagogie. Paris: Librairie Delagrave, [1929]. Large<br />

octavo. Publisher's original boards. (19666) $75.<br />

The first volume treats orchestration and liturgical music in<br />

different cultures; the second treats the aesthetics of music; the<br />

third volume pedagogy in music schools, concerts and theatres.<br />

These volumes are complete in themselves and constitute volumes<br />

4, 5 and 6 of the encyclopedia.<br />

Important 19 th Century Biographical Reference<br />

47. [BIBLIOGRAPHY & REFERENCE]. Lichtenthal,<br />

Pietro. Dizionario e Bibliografia della Musica... Vol. I [-IV].<br />

Milano: Antonio Fontana, 1836. Four volumes. Octavo. Darkgreen<br />

leather-backed marbled boards, gilt titling and decorative<br />

rules to spines. 1f. (title), [iii]-vi, 1f., 268 pp.; 1f. (title), [5]-300<br />

pp., 8ff. musical examples, 1f. errata; 1f. (title), [v]-xviii, 1f.<br />

secondary title "Letteratura Generale della Musica Parte Prima,"<br />

327 pp.; 1f. (title), 1f. secondary title, [7]-545 pp. including<br />

index, [i] (blank) p., 1f. errata. Binding worn and scuffed; spines<br />

cracked; free front endpaper to Vol. III defective. Edges foxed;<br />

some light foxing throughout, heavier to some leaves; remnants<br />

of bookplate to front pastedowns; former owner's signature to<br />

front free endpaper. (17760) $500.<br />

48. [BIBLIOGRAPHY & REFERENCE]. Meyer, Kathi<br />

and Paul Hirsch, eds. Katalog der Musikbibliothek Paul Hirsch.<br />

Frankfurt am Main: 1936. Original quarter vellum with paper<br />

boards, black leather label gilt to spine. Band III Instrumentalund<br />

Vokalmusik bis etwa 1830. 4ff., 362. [i] (blank), [i]<br />

(statement of limitation) pp. (18911)<br />

An important catalogue.<br />

$85.<br />

49. [BIBLIOGRAPHY & REFERENCE]. Meyer, Kathi<br />

and Paul Hirsch, eds. Katalog der Musikbibliothek Paul Hirsch.<br />

Cambridge: University Press, 1947. Band IV Erstausgaben,<br />

Chorwerke in Partitur, Gesamtausgaben, Nachschlagewerke, etc.<br />

xxiii, [i] (blank), 692, 1f., [i] (list of plates), [i] (blank) pp.<br />

Binding slightly worn, rubbed and bumped, head of spine with<br />

tape repair, label slightly chipped. One plate loose. (18913) $75.<br />

An important catalogue, particularly valuable for its descriptions<br />

of first and early editions of Beethoven, Mozart and Schubert.<br />

50. [BIBLIOGRAPHY & REFERENCE]. Schnapper,<br />

Edith, ed. British Union-Catalogue of Early Music printed before<br />

the year 1801. A Record of the Holdings of Over One Hundred<br />

Libraries throughout the British Isles. London: Butterworths,<br />

1957. 4to. 2 volumes. Full cloth. (673.1) $285.<br />

51. [BIBLIOGRAPHY & REFERENCE]. Squire, W.<br />

Barclay. Catalogue of Printed Music Published Between 1487<br />

and 1800 Now in the British Museum. [London]: The Trustees<br />

[of the British Museum], 1912. Large octavo. Original publisher's<br />

boards. Vol. I: 775 pp.; Vol. II: 720 pp. Slightly browned and<br />

foxed; title leaf detached. (19542) $120.<br />

52. [BIBLIOGRAPHY & REFERENCE]. Zeileis,<br />

Friedrich Georg. Katalog einer Musik-Sammlung. Berlin:<br />

Gallspach, 1992. 4to. Quarter leather. As new. (714.1) $85.<br />

Catalogue of the private music collection of Dr. Friedrich Georg<br />

Zeileis: musical autographs, printed music, and manuscripts,<br />

including items by Beethoven, Brahms, Gluck, Handel, Paganini,<br />

Schubert, and Wagner, among many others. Illustrated.<br />

53. BISHOP, Henry 1786-1855. Autograph letter signed<br />

"Henry R. Bishop," dated [London] Bloomsbury, February 2,<br />

[18]27. 2 pp. of a bifolium. Octavo. To the publisher D'Almaine.<br />

Relative to the publication of an Ode, with piano-forte<br />

accompaniment, and mentioning Cherubini. Slightly worn,<br />

creased and stained; split at central fold. (19061) $165.<br />

Bishop "enjoyed a commanding reputation as the guardian of the<br />

best traditions of English song, and for a time he kept English<br />

opera alive almost single-handed." Grove online. He wrote two<br />

odes, one for the Anniversary of the Accession of George IV in<br />

1821 and the other on the Installation of the Earl of Derby in<br />

Oxford in 1853; the present letter is presumably referring to the<br />

first ode. The addressee is most probably Thomas D'Almaine (d.<br />

1766), of the English music publishing firm originally founded by<br />

George Goulding "who was probably in business before 1784."<br />

Kidson: British Music Publishers, Printers and Engravers, p. 53.<br />

54. BISHOP. Autograph signature dated September 6,<br />

1839. 77 x 116 mm. Slightly browned; laid down to mounting<br />

paper. (20317) $60.<br />

Bishop composed or arranged approximately 120 dramatic works<br />

including operas and ballets. He is best-known for the his song<br />

Home, Sweet Home.<br />

55. BISHOP. Mora's Love or The Enchanted Harp, a<br />

favorite Pastoral Romance as Performed at the King's Theatre<br />

Haymarket, Composed by Mr. D'Egville. [Piano score]. London:<br />

Printed for the Author, by L. Lavenu, [ca. 1809]. Folio. Recent<br />

marbled boards. 34 pp. With vignette of a harp to title page. Some<br />

staining and minor foxing. A very good, wide-margined copy<br />

overall. (18868) $275.<br />

Probable First Edition. Smith: The Italian Opera and<br />

Contemporary Ballet in London 1785-1802 no. 389. First<br />

performed at the King's Theatre on June 15th 1809.<br />

56. BISPHAM, David 1857-1921. Autograph letter signed<br />

to an unidentified male correspondent. 1-1/2 pages of a bifolium.<br />

Octavo. Dated [New York], February 3, 1908. Bispham regrets<br />

that he could not attend the reception for Monroe Smith and looks<br />

forward to singing on Saturday. Slightly worn and foxed; creased<br />

at folds. (20613) $75.<br />

An American baritone, Bispham excelled in Wagnerian roles.<br />

Bittner at the Piano<br />

57. BITTNER, Julius J. 1874-1939 . Attractive signed<br />

postcard photograph of the noted Viennese composer in a music<br />

studio, seated at an Ehrbar piano. With an autograph note signed<br />

to verso dated Vienna, September 24, 1936, addressed to the<br />

Colombian musicologist Otto de Greiff. With Bittner's return<br />

address stamp in purple ink to upper left corner, "Julius Bittner,<br />

Wien IX, Dietrichsteingasse 10." Very slightly worn. In very<br />

good condition overall. (20612) $225.

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