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008709No Place: Roman Catholic Church Two leaves of sacred music on thick paper music and Latin verse both sides measuring 16 3/4" x 11". 1. "Proprium Missarum De Sanctis. Festa Novembris die XXIX Novembris In Vigilia S Andrae Apostoli." numbered p. 343 344 at top 2. "Sabbato Quat. Temp. Septembris. Gloria Patri. Euouae Veni-te" p. 327-328 at top. Very Good tiny pin hole light wear at edges small pencil notations top corners. No dates circa late 17th century Spain. from an Antiphonal or similar large book. . One Sheet Illustrated. Very Good. 16 3/4" x 11". Roman Catholic Church Paperback books
1810045629London: Clementi Banger Collard Davis & Collard et al. 1810. Hardcover Half Leather. Good Condition. Collection of engraved scores bound up in half red leather modest wear at edges rubbing to boards with loss of marbled paper. Modest foxing occasional minor staining and creasing old manuscript list of scores on front endpaper a few ownership marks to titles a bit shaken with a few signatures protruding with wear at the leading edge scattered minor paper repairs; generally very good internally. The scores are: Sir John A. Stevenson. O leave me to my Sorrow Ballad Sung by Mr. Manners at the Bath Concerts from the Second Volume of the Melodies of Various Nations The Poetry by Thomas H. Bayly Esqr. The Symphonies and Accompaniments by Sir John A. Stevenson Mus.Doc. London: Printed by Goulding & D'Almaine n.d. And: Charles Smith. Nay weep not dear Ellen A Ballad Written by Mr. J. Lee Lewes and Sung by Mr. Braham at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden.London: Published by J. Power n.d. And: John Parry. Smile again my bonnie Lassie Sung with the greatest Applause by Mr. Braham Mr. Collyer Mr. Broadhurst and Mr. Sapio Also by Mr. C. Bland.Third Edition. London: Published by Goulding & D'Almaine n.d. And: T. Smith. Oh yes-I oft remember thee Sung by Mr. Phillips Answer to the Celebrated Song "Oh no-we never mention her" The Poetry & Music by T. Smith. London: Published by Mori & Lavenu n.d. And: J. Blewitt. The Laurel Wreath As Sung by Mr. H. Phillips at the Argyll Rooms Edinborough Bath &c. London: Published by J. B. Cramer Addison & Beale n.d. And: F. Paer. When I think of the wrongs he hath done me The Favorite Aria as Sung by Mr. Phillips in the Grand Opera called The Freebooters at the Theatre Royal English Opera House.Arranged & Adapted to English Words by Wm. Hawes The Poetry by Hampden Napier Esqre. London: Printed & Published by Wm. Hawes n.d. And: Storace. The Captive Rival The much Admired Song as Sung by Mr. Bedford at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in the Opera of Isidore de Merida or the Devil's Creek.Adapted and Arranged by T. Cooke.London: Published by Clementi & Co. 26 Cheapside n.d. And: J. C. Clifton. Bacchus's Bowl. A Convivial Song Written by W. F. Collard.London: Published by Clementi Collard & Collard n.d. And: Georg Frideric Handel. Arm Arm Ye Brave Song in Judas Maccabeus.Arranged by C. Trinks. London: Printed by Clementi & Co. n.d. And: John Emdin. Who deepy drinks of Wine The Celebrated Bacchanalian Song. Sung by Mr. Lacy Mr. Hodges Mr. Rolle Mr. Bedford and M. Leoni Lee with the most brilliant Applause at London Bath Bristol Birmingham and Dublin.London: Printed by Phillips & Mayhew n.d. And: Wm. Reeve. The Friar. A Favorite Song in Merry Sherwood. Written by Mr. O Keefe.London: Publish'd by Goulding D'Almaine Potter & Co. n.d. And: Henry R. Bishop. The Captive Knight. A Ballad.Teach me to forget Sung by Mr. H. Phillips at the Concerts Festivals &c. &c. The Poetry by Thomas H. Bayly Esqr.London: Published by Goulding & D'Almaine n.d. And: T. Cooke. The Wolf is Out Bass Song. The Words by Saml. Jas. Arnold Esqe. Second Edition. London: Published by T. Williams n.d. And: Henry R. Bishop. O Take This Nosegay Gentle Youth Duetto Sung by Miss Stephens & Mr. Duruset in the Opera of Cymon at the Concerts Festivals &c. London: Printed by Goulding & D'Almaine n.d. And: Vertue. O Why is Love's Celestial Dream. A Duett for Two Voices.London: Printed by Goulding D'Almaine Potter & Co. Music Sellers n.d. And: Bouldiere. "Oh Lady dear! good news I bring" A Duetto Sung by Miss Graddon and Miss A. Tree at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in the celebrated Musical Romance called the white Lady or the Spirit of Avenel composed by Bouldiere and adapted to the English Stge by T. Cooke Director of the Music to the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. London: Published by Clementi Collard & Collard n.d. And: A Collection of Vocal Duets Part of which have an Accompaniment for the Piano Forte. Composed by Eminent Professors. No. 2. London: Printed by Clementi Collard & Collard n.d. And: W. Horsley. "When shall we three meet again" A Ballad. Composed by W. Horsley Mus.Bac.Oxon. and Arranged by him for Three Voices With an Accompaniment for the Piano Forte. London: Printed by Clementi & Co. n.d. And: G. Rossini. Zitti Zitti Piano Piano The Celebrated Terzette as Sung by Madame Fodor Sigri. Garcia e Naldi in the Opera of Il Barbiere di Siviglia.London: Published at Falkner's Opera Music Warehouse n.d. And: Mr. Shield. Shakespear's Loadstars. A Favorite Glee.London: Printed by Clementi & Co. n.d. 1805 or 1815. And: Sir J. Stevenson. The Original Boat Glee See our Bark scuds o'er the main. The Words by Joseph Atkinson Esqr.London: Published by I. Willis & Co. Royal Musical Repository n.d. 1817 or 1820. And: R. J. S. Stevens. Bragela the Poetry from Ossian Trio for the Sopranos and a Bass. With an Accompaniment for Two Performers on One Piano Forte.London: Printed & Sold for the Author by Preston at his Wholesale Warehouses 97 Strand n.d. 1810 or 1812 or 1815 or 1825. And: T. Attwood. Hark! Hark! the Curfew's Solemn Sound. Glee for three Voices as Performed at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in the Curfew. Written by the late J. Tobin Esqr.London: Publish'd by Monzani & Hill n.d. 1819-1829. And: Two Glees. "The feast was over in Branksome Tower" for Two Trebles and a Bass and The Spirit Scene "Is it the roar of Teviot's Tide" for Counter Tenor two Tenors & a Bass.N.p.: n.d. And: Wm. Knyvett. "There is a Bloom" A favorite Glee for Three Voices. As Sung by Miss Stephens Messrs. Vaughan & Bellamy at the Vocal Concerts Hanover Square.London: Published by the Royal Harmonic Institution n.d. Size: Octavo 8vo. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 2-3 kilos. Category: Music; Inventory No: 045629. <br/><br/> Clementi, Banger, Collard, Davis, & Collard et al. hardcover books
190525331Boston: Oliver Ditson Company 1905. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Hardbound quarto. 127 pp. With a preface by Booker T. Washington. Transcribed sheet music by S. Coleridge-Taylor. A very good copy with some expected fade to spine lettering. Part of a series of books on sheet music published by Oliver Ditson Company. Oliver Ditson Company hardcover books
195133485NY:: Boosey & Hawkes. Good. 1951. Paperback. B000ZGCG2Y . First edition paperback. Stain on front cover moderate shelf wear and aging else good oversized stapled wraps.; 45 pages . Boosey & Hawkes, paperback books
197523141No place no date but circa 1975. Jose Contreras's copy with his ownership signature on the front flyleaf and his musical annotations in red pencil throughout. Frank Corsaro's production of Treemonisha with Schuller's orchestration and musical supervision was performed at The Palace Theatre in New York City in December 1975 with Kathleen Battle in the starring role and with Schuller and Contreras conducting. Treemonisha was Joplin's second opera which he tried unsuccessfully to stage during his lifetime and which remained undiscovered for decades after his death until the 1970s when Gunter Schuller resurrected it. It was first performed in a full-scale production directed by Frank Corsaro and conducted by Gunther Schuller who provided the arrangements and the scoring at the Houston Grand Opera in 1975 with a cast that included Carmen Balthrop Betty Allen Curtis Rayam and Willard White. In reviewing the Houston Grand Opera recording Ted Libbey called Treemonisha "a lively mix of ragtime minstrel show vaudeville grand opera Wagner Verdi and Offenbach with lots of dancing a big role for the chorus and arias and ensembles of affecting simplicity and beauty." A program for this production is included. Cover somewhat chipped near top of spine paper darkening at edges otherwise a very good copy. Folio 11 x 14 ¼ inches 173 pages original burgundy cloth. Cover somewhat chipped near top of spine paper darkening at edges otherwise a very good copy. unknown books
1867773Boston: Press of E. L. Balch 1867. 8vo. 190 x 130 mm. 7 ½ x 5 ¼ inches. 7 pp. Stitched as issued. Some staining to the wrappers signs of folding stitching loose but holding otherwise a good copy. Rare music publisher's catalogue listing retail teachers and wholesale prices. The instruction books cover the fields of piano-forte both instructional and theoretical piano music vocal methods and exercises organ instruction guitar accordion violin and flute instructions music for schools sacred music and brass band music. "Henry Tolman January 15 1821 Boston MA-November 20 1888 Cohasset MA had operated his own firm dealing in musical instruments and umbrellas since 1846 and had began publishing in 1849. In the early 1850s he merged with George D. Russell to form Russell & Tolman. One of the most significant music publishers in the United States during the 19th century Russell & Tolman published a great deal of popular music as well as works of noted American composers such as George F. Root. They also sold pianos. After the dissolution of Russell & Tolman in 1862 Tolman took over the catalogue and continued until 1870 as Henry Tolman & Co. He sold his sheet music plates to Root & Cady in 1868. From 1862 to 1868 he was the sole publisher of the Boston Musical Times and in 1865 was elected vice-president of the Board of Music Trade. Russell was joined by his brother Joseph M. Russell in 1863 to form G.D. Russell & Co. a similar publishing and dealing business which also undertook printing work." See Petrucci Music Library Website @ https://imslp.org/ for more historical information on Tolman & Co. Press of E. L. Balch unknown books
1983007556Nashville TN: Nashville Opera Guild and Nashville Symphony Orchestra 1983. Large and dramatic poster SIGNED BY ARTIST J. William Myers bottom right in gold pen. This performance of Tosca by the Nashville Opera Guild and Nashville Symphony Orchestra ran from April 28 - May 2 1983. An uncommon poster. Near Fine faint small creases. Well suited for framing will be shipped loosely rolled in a mailing tube. . SIGNED BY ARTIST. First Printing. Poster. Near Fine. 23"w x 35"h. Nashville Opera Guild and Nashville Symphony Orchestra books
1937020511New York: Carl Fischer Inc. Good. 1937. Sheet music. String bound sheet music is in good condition. Closed tears and small chips to wrappers. Minor toning. Previous owner signature and writing in pencil. ; 8.75" x 11"; 5 pp . Carl Fischer Inc. unknown books
189321584New York: P. Lawson 1893. 7 pages; elaborately lettered & decorated black and white cover page; the musical score for this march no lyrics; an unusual Long Island sheet music item an OCLC search reveals no holdings; approx. 10 3/4" x 14" standard sheet music size; some soiling closed edge-tears scrape and offsetting of title lettering on back cover; in good condition and good east end Long Island musical history ephemera. . First Edition. Soft Cover. Good. P. Lawson Paperback books
200330184Philadelphia: Running Press 2003. Later printing. Hardcover. Very Good/very good. Hardbound 8vo in dustwrapper. Foreword by Dick Clark. 272 pp. With cd in clear pocket at rear of volume. Illustrated with black and white photographs. Kane was the only American journalist in the offical Beatles press group in '64 - '65. A very good copy in dustwrapper. Later printing. Significantly this copy has been INSCRIBED by Kane to rock and roll journalist Al Aronowitz whose claims to fame included being the person who introduced Bob Dylan to The Beatles. Running Press hardcover books
1897000832Paris: Henry Lemoine et Cie / Librairie Hachette et Cie 1897. Hardcover. Early edition; 7 1/4 x 11; pp. 7 2-125; cloth-backed paper over boards; some rubbing to edges and corners; upper corner of back cover bumped; few spots of foxing mostly to margins; small signature to front cover verso; overall very good. Originally published in 1872 Danhauser's "Theory of Music" is still reprinted today and is regarded as one of the most authoritative works on music. Paris: Henry Lemoine et Cie / Librairie Hachette et Cie hardcover books
1961151378N.p.: N.p. 1961. Draft script on yellow leaves for the 1961 British film musical and souvenir 45 rpm record with slipcase from the December 13 1961 World Premiere at the Warner Theatre in London's West End. Script noted as "Copy No. 2" on front label with simple annotations in holograph pencil and ink throughout script. <br/><br/>Released in the US as "Wonderful to be Young" and not to be confused with 1982-1984 BBC British sitcom starring Adrian Edmondson Rik Mayall Nigel Planer Christopher Ryan and Alexei Sayle.<br/><br/>Loosely based on the 1939 musical "Babes In Arms" directed by Busby Berkeley and starring Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland. A group of teens try to save their youth club from a ruthless property tycoon by recording a hit song and broadcasting it on a pirate radio station. The first in a string of British film musicals starring Cliff Richard including "Summer Holiday" 1963 and "Wonderful Life" 1964. Adapted in 2007 as a stage musical by John Plews which premiered that December at the Gatehouse in London.<br/><br/>Set in London's West End shot on location in Finsbury Park Empire and Castrol House now Marathon House London and Middlesex England. <br/><br/>Blue wrappers with titled label dated 18th May 1961 with credits for Screenplay Words and Music by Peter Meyers & Ronald Cass and Copy No. 2. Title page present dated 18th May 1961 with credits for Screenplay Words and Music by Peter Myers & Ronald Cass. 73 leaves with last page of text numbered 81. Mimeograph duplication rectos only. Pages Near Fine wrapper Very Good plus bound internally with three flat metal brads.<br/><br/>45 rpm Record Near Fine. <br/><br/>Record Slipcase 7.5 x 7.75 inches Very Good plus with light creasing and two vertical adhesive stains on seams of verso. N.p. unknown books
1955008277London: Workers' Music Association Ltd. 1955. Founded in 1936 by composer and radical Alan Bush and still in operation the Workers' Music Association has long been a beacon for the rights and music of workers. This collection consists of 49 issues of the WMA Bulletin from the years 1955 -1959; May-Dec 1955 Annual Report 9 issues; 1956 11 issues including Annual Report; 1957 12 issues; 1958 8 issues; and 1959 9 issues. Additionally 14 related separate pieces of ephemera from both the WMA and Topic Records assorted brochures flyers and price lists. RARE collection individual copies of the Bulletin unfound in online market searches. Overall Very Good or better mailing stampings small corner creases. . First Printing. Stapled. Very Good/No Jacket As Issued. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Workers' Music Association, Ltd. Paperback books
1929188307San Francisco: Sherman Clay & Co 1929. Sheet_music. 8p. including covers 9x12 inches illustrated with cartoon depiction of the wedding featuring fairytale characters and a color photo of the twins in wedding drag very good. "Broadway Melody" was the first talky-musical released by MGM. Beaumont was an actor/director and the 7 year-old twins playing bride and groom were his daughters. Not really a drag item per se but camp all the same. Sherman , Clay & Co unknown books
186314532Boston: Henry Tolman 1863. 5 pages; black and white title in a few type-faces with calligraphic flourishes; music & lyrics; inside title is "I Wait For Thee" or the War is Nearly Over; 'To be Sung in a Plaintive Style'; good Civil War era item the war not being nearly over signals the weariness of the population with the long-drawn-out conflict; a little dustiness couple of spots; old pencil name on top edge; overall very good condition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Henry Tolman Paperback books
186350898Macon and Savannah GA: John C. Schreiner & Son James F. Weeks printer 1863. 4to. 4 pp. Schreiner's Port-Folio of Popular Songs no. 5. Parrish 7574. Disbound; foxed. <br/><br/> John C. Schreiner & Son (James F. Weeks, printer) unknown books
1961D11115New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons 1961. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. Cloth; dust jacket; 8vo; pp. 181. Book is fine in lightly rubbed dust jacket. <br/><br/> G. P. Putnam's Sons hardcover books
196025992New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons. Near Fine in Very Good dj. c.1961 1960. Fireside BCE. Hardcover. agency name rubber-stamped on both pastedowns otherwise a nice clean book with minimal shelfwear; jacket browned along spine and a little bit at the edges tiny tears at a couple of corners. Musical play "based on the story of the illiterate girl from Hannibal Missouri who married Leadville Johnny Brown a gangling Irish prospector and discoverer of one of the richest silver mines in Colorado" and her ambition to be accepted by Denver society which leads her to a successful effort to establish herself as a presence in Paris whereupon she heads back to rejoin her husband in Colorado. Unfortunately her return trip is on the Titanic the disastrous sinking of which she survives hence becoming known forevermore as "unsinkable." The original 1960 Broadway production starred Tammy Grimes who won a Tony Award and toured with the play for a couple of years but was supplanted for the 1964 film version by Debbie Reynolds; Harve Presnell as Molly's husband appeared in both the original play and the movie which was pretty much the high point of both his stage and film career although he had a pretty decent late-in-life run as a grizzled character actor. NOTE that in the typical fashion of published musical plays the text of this volume contains the song lyrics but not the music. . G.P. Putnam's Sons hardcover books
1961011566NY: G. P. Putnam's Sons 1961. Book Club Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. Inscribed on the title page by actress Tammy Grimes who played the totle character in the original Broadway production "Dear Jane and Bob - I remember her well - wishing you unsinkable joy. Tammy Grimes" Jane and Bob Emerson managed the Drama Book Shop for many years the go-to bookstore for theatre professionals and aficionados. Book near fine dustjacket rubbed. Book club edition. Dustjacket worn and toned especially at spine. G. P. Putnam's Sons hardcover books
1971148028New York: Melanie Herman 1971. Draft script for an unproduced musical comedy based on the 1911 short story by Saki.<br/><br/>Clovis Sangrail upon hearing the complacent middle-aged James Huddle complaining about his routine and resistance to change makes the suggestion that he needs an "unrest cure" involving them in an "invented outrage."<br/><br/>Set in 1904 England. <br/><br/>Yellow Studio Duplicating Service titled wrappers. Title page present dated 1971 with credits for author H. H. Munro Saki music and lyrics Ernest McCarty and book by Marc P. Smith. 112 leaves with last page of text numbered 2-44. Mimeograph duplication rectos only. Pages Very Good plus wrapper Very Good plus with dampstain to verso of top corner of wrapper and first four leaves of script bound with two gold screw brads. Melanie Herman unknown books
191720760Kenton Ohio: The U.S. Music Co. 1917. Music and lyrics 3 verses and a chorus; first verse: "We have found a way in the U.S.A./ To make ev'ry body feel at home/ From whatever place no matter what race/ Or country they called their own./ We don't have space for the whole blame race/ But they're welcome to our cue/ To get on with one another /We treat ev'ry one as brother./ Neat the old Red White and Blue."; printed by H.S. Talbot Co. Music Printers Chicago; 13 1/4" x 10 1/2" size; light wear in very good condition; a very optimistic piece given the state of war in Europe at the time. . Second Edition. Very Good. The U.S. Music Co. unknown books
1895WRCLIT70831Brooklyn: Citizen Job Printing Office 1895. 391pp. Typographically decorated wrappers. Hint of trivial dust soiling to wrappers otherwise near fine. First edition of this libretto by the popular lyricist book collector and briefly bookseller. It was first produced by the Lillian Russell Opera Company and Russell played the lead. OCLC locates 3 copies of the production program but only microform copies of this libretto are reported there. Citizen Job Printing Office unknown books
190523065London: The Strad Office 1905. 2nd edition. Original publisher's deep maroon cloth lettered/decorated in gilt. Spine sunned otherwise VG. 149 xiv pp. Adverts last 14 pp. Frontis. Text illustrated with drawings & musical scores 2 folding. 12mo. 7-3/8" x 5" <br/><br/>The Strad Library No. V. This muscian's first book. The Strad Office hardcover books
186444589New York: Wm. Hall & Son 1864. Paperback. Very Good. musical score 6p. Disbound. 35cm. Some offsetting and soiling. Moderate tear 5cm. in cover leaf which has a music seller's stamp at bottom. Songs of the War series. A memorial to fallen officers. O'Reilly appears to have served in the civilm War with the 10th Army Corps Union side. An interesting 5-vignette lithograph on the cover illustrates all five Civil War songs in the series. <br/><br/> Wm. Hall & Son paperback books
1946005909New York: Rinehart & Co. 1946. SIGNED AND INSCRIBED BY AUTHOR on front end page - "To Joe - Hoagy Carmichael". SCARCE SIGNED. Very Good boards lightly soiled in a Very Good Minus dust jacket 2" chip at base of spine edge chips and tears and wear at flap folds. The story of his writing of the classic song "Stardust" illustrated with photographs. . SIGNED AND INSCRIBED BY AUTHOR. First Edition. Cloth. Very Good/Very Good Minus. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Rinehart & Co. Hardcover books
