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187531570Wien: Ant. Diabelli und Comp. Friedrich Schreiber PN F.S. 6541 1875. SCHUBERT Franz 1797-1828. Folio. 1 title 2-7 1 blank pp. Engraved.<br/> <br/>Somewhat worn and browned; slightly foxed. Re-issue from first edition plates with "F.S." preceding the plate number with "Druck von A. Eckel in Wien" to lower left of first page of music. LW A42/11. Searle 558/11. Raabe 243/11. <br/><br/>Liszt transcribed nearly 150 songs for solo piano including 44 of Schubert's Lieder. <br/><br/>"His response to poetic imagery his conviction that purely musical images of poetic ideas are capable of projection to the listener and his belief that he could illustrate such imagery without words are keys to understanding Liszt's lifelong aesthetic. The musical image of the idea the true symphonic poem thus had its genesis in concept and form in Liszt's adoration of Schubert." Derek Watson: Liszt p. 214. Ant. Diabelli und Comp. [Friedrich Schreiber] [PN F.S. 6541] unknown books
189031557Mayence: Les fils de B. Schott PN 6490 1890. BELLINI Vincenzo 1801-1835. Folio. 1f. printed title 9 1 blank pp. Engraved.<br/><br/>Formerly in the collection of the Forbes Library in Northampton Massachusetts with their handstamp to upper corner of title and several pages. Musicseller's handstamp to foot of title.<br/><br/>Moderate offsetting; pagination in ink to upper corners; "Bellini's" in ink above title with underlining in red ink. First Edition later issue. LW A74. Searle 391. Raabe 130.<br/><br/>Liszt composed his Réminiscences des Puritains de Bellini in 1836 and from this adapted the Polacca into the present Introduction et Polonaise in 1841. Les fils de B. Schott [PN 6490] unknown books
186431533Leipzig: Gustav Heinze PN G. 61 H. 1864. Folio. 1f. title 3-25 1 blank pp. Lithographed.<br/><br/>Small oval musicseller's handstamp to foot of title.<br/><br/>Slightly worn and browned; spine splitting. Lithographic re-issue of the first edition. LW H12. Searle 123. Raabe 458. LC Catalog 26.<br/><br/>Liszt's Fantasie über ungarische Volksmelodien was dedicated to Hans von Bülow who premiered the work on June 1 1853 in Pest with Ferenc Erkel conducting. It is based on the same melody used for the Hungarian Rhapsody No. 14 which was written at the same time and also dedicated to Bülow. Gustav Heinze [PN G. 61 H.] unknown books
185531566Paris: Benoit ainé PN B. et C.ie 51871 1855. MEYERBEER Giacomo 1791-1864. Folio. 1f. title 29 1 blank pp. Engraved.<br/><br/>Plate numbers and imprint of Brandus from their first edition of 1850.<br/><br/>From the collection of pianist Mario Feninger 1923-2016 with his handstamp "Ex Mario Feninger de Rogatis Libris" to foot of title. <br/><br/>Slightly worn and browned; occasional moderate offsetting; outer leaves partially detached and frayed and torn at edges; musicseller's handstamp to foot of title. First French Edition later issue with Benoit title page. LW A165/1. Searle 414/1. Raabe 223/1.<br/><br/>Liszt made numerous transcriptions from the operas of Meyerbeer including L'Africaine Le Prophète Les Huguenots and Robert le diable. Benoit ainé [PN B. et C.ie 5187(1)] unknown books
186131545Leipzig: C. F. Kahnt PN 787 1861. Folio. 1f. title within decorative shield engraving 3-11 1 blank pp. Engraved.<br/><br/>Contents: 1. Vor der Schlacht; 2. Nicht gezagt; 2. Es rufet Gott uns mahnend.<br/><br/>Musicseller's handstamp to foot of title.<br/><br/>Spine reinforced with tape; slightly worn and browned; corners and edges frayed; dampstaining to right margin just touching music; title soiled; offsetting to caption titles. Second Edition with German titles. LW A207. Searle 511. Raabe 202. LC Catalog 164.<br/><br/>Liszt's transcriptions of his three works for men's chorus S. 560/4-6 originally published in 1845. C. F. Kahnt [PN 787] unknown books
188720303Boston: Oliver Ditson 1887. First US Edition. 8vo pp. 233. Engraved frontispiece portrait a very good tight copy bound in brown cloth. DeBeaufort was editor and translator of The Life and Letters of George Sand. Oliver Ditson unknown books
185031576Wien: Tobias Haslinger PN C.H. 7775 1850. SCHUBERT Franz 1797-1828. Octavo. Original publisher's dark pink printed wrappers with contents of Schwanengesang Winterreise Lob der Thränen and Die Rose to upper. 1 title 2-7 1 blank pp. Engraved. Song text printed to p. 2<br/><br/>Wrappers with imprint of Carl Haslinger quondam Tobias.<br/><br/>Wrappers somewhat worn and soiled. Dampstain to lower inner margin; occasional offsetting. First Edition later issue. LW A45. Searle 557. Raabe 242. LC Catalog 183. Hoboken 10 92.<br/><br/>Liszt transcribed nearly 150 songs for solo piano including 44 of Schubert's Lieder. <br/><br/>"His response to poetic imagery his conviction that purely musical images of poetic ideas are capable of projection to the listener and his belief that he could illustrate such imagery without words are keys to understanding Liszt's lifelong aesthetic. The musical image of the idea the true symphonic poem thus had its genesis in concept and form in Liszt's adoration of Schubert." Derek Watson: Liszt p. 214. Tobias Haslinger [PN C.H. 7775] unknown books
184031569Braunschweig: G.M. Meyer PN 361 1840. SCHUBERT Franz 1797-1828. Folio. 1 title 2-19 1 blank pp. Engraved.<br/><br/>Contents: <br/>- Erlkönig D 328<br/>- Sei mir gegrüsst D 741<br/>- Du bist die Ruh D 776<br/>- Auf dem Wasser zu singen D 774<br/><br/>Musicseller's handstamp to foot of title.<br/><br/>Slightly worn; very minor soiling offsetting and foxing throughout. An early edition. LW A42. Searle 558. Raabe 243. <br/><br/>Liszt transcribed nearly 150 songs for solo piano including 44 of Schubert's Lieder. <br/><br/>"His response to poetic imagery his conviction that purely musical images of poetic ideas are capable of projection to the listener and his belief that he could illustrate such imagery without words are keys to understanding Liszt's lifelong aesthetic. The musical image of the idea the true symphonic poem thus had its genesis in concept and form in Liszt's adoration of Schubert." Derek Watson: Liszt p. 214. G.M. Meyer [PN 361] unknown books
183831571Wien: A. Diabelli und Comp. PN D. et C. No. 6532 1838. SCHUBERT Franz 1797-1828. Large octavo. Disbound. 1 title 2-15 1 blank pp. Engraved.<br/><br/>Occasional light offsetting. First Edition. LW A42/2. Searle 558/2. Raabe 243/2. <br/><br/>Liszt transcribed nearly 150 songs for solo piano including 44 of Schubert's Lieder. <br/><br/>"His response to poetic imagery his conviction that purely musical images of poetic ideas are capable of projection to the listener and his belief that he could illustrate such imagery without words are keys to understanding Liszt's lifelong aesthetic. The musical image of the idea the true symphonic poem thus had its genesis in concept and form in Liszt's adoration of Schubert." Derek Watson: Liszt p. 214. A. Diabelli und Comp. [PN D. et C. No. 6532] unknown books
186631560Paris: S. Richault PN 15383 R 1866. BERLIOZ Hector 1803-1869. Folio. Original publisher's light green printed wrappers. 1f. title 7 1 blank pp. Engraved.<br/><br/>From the collection of pianist Mario Feninger 1923-2016 with his small handstamp to upper wrapper "Ex Mario Feninger de Rogatis Libris" and head of first page. Publisher's handstamp to foot of title.<br/><br/>Wrappers detached. Somewhat worn and soiled; minor offsetting. First Edition co-published with Biedermann in Germany. LW A205. Searle 475. Raabe 142. LC Catalog 152.<br/><br/>Liszt was a fervent champion of Berlioz while in Paris and transcribed a number of his works for piano. It was Berlioz who first introduced Liszt to Goethe's Faust. <br/><br/>"A lucid and delicately laid-out scherzo of charming effect." Derek Watson: Liszt p. 201. S. Richault [PN 15383 R] unknown books
187514164Berlin - Wien: Schlesinger-Haslinger Ca. 1875. Used; Like New/Used; Like New. Score of Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody no. 12 "A J. Joachim" with the ownership stamp of the important twentieth-century German pianist Elly Ney who has also penned "12. Ungarische Rhapsodie" in blue ink at the head. A few paper repair within edges lightly nicked with small tears spine reinforced with green cloth overall very good. There are no markings within the score. <br style="">Elly Ney was one of the 20th century's outstanding pianists and at 16 won the Mendelssohn prize 1900—in a contest of which the famous Hungarian violinist Joseph Joachim was one of the judges.  The present work by Liszt is dedicated to Joachim. <br>Of Ney's great performing Willhelm Kempff wrote: "My ears still hear her melodious voice with its unmistakable hint of her Rhineland origins which had the gift of establishing immediate contact with everyone she spoke to. This happened even more intensely when she stepped onto the concert platform. Just one mysterious chord Beethoven's D minor sonata for instance and the listener was drawn into her magnetic field. What then ensued cannot and should not be described in words nor should it be scientifically dissected. Those who had ears heard for themselves. But that was by no means the end of the matter. A realisation continued to resonate in her listeners' hearts as it had begun to resonate from the moment this greatest of performers stepped onto the platform - the realisation that artistry of this quality draws its strength from roots that have their being in the unfathomable depths of the human soul."<br style=""> Schlesinger-Haslinger hardcover books
185131564Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel PN 8271 1851. MENDELSSOHN Felix 1809-1847. Folio. Disbound. 1f. title 3-27 1 blank pp. Engraved.<br/><br/>Title detached and slightly foxed with publisher's and musicseller's handstamps to foot. First Edition. LW A166. Searle 410. Raabe 219. LC Catalog 114. <br/><br/>Liszt's paraphrase of Mendelssohn's incidental music to Midsummer Night's Dream includes the fairies' music and the famous wedding march. Breitkopf & Härtel [PN 8271] unknown books
189461511London:: H. Grevel & Co. Very Good. 1894. Hardcover. Complete in two volumes. Volume I: From Paris to Rome: Years of Travel as Virtuoso. Volume II: From Rome to the End. Collected and edited by La Mara. Translated by Constance Bache. First edition thus. Octavos half-bound in green leather with green cloth covered boards raised band along spines gilt lettering and elaborate design along the spines top edges gilt marbled endpapers. Previous owner's book-plate on front paste-downs leather along the spines is toned brown else both volumes are very good or better. Bindings are solid and tight. . H. Grevel & Co., hardcover books
184031559Leipzig: Breitkopf & Härtel PN 6266 1840. BEETHOVEN Ludwig van 1770-1827. Folio. 1 decorative lithographic title printed in green 2-15 1 blank pp. Engraved. Music printed within decorative blue borders.<br/><br/>Disbound. Slightly soiled and foxed; occasional performer's markings in pencil. Publisher's handstamp to foot of title. First Edition. LW A58. Searle 466. Raabe 121. LC Catalog 146. Hoboken 10 98. <br/><br/>Liszt's transcription of Beethoven's Adelaide Op. 46; 1795 was the first of many arrangements he made of Beethoven's songs. He dedicated the work to the Marchese Maria Martellini an Italian noblewoman who was one of Liszt's early supporters and patrons. Breitkopf & Härtel [PN 6266] unknown books
187831536Mainz: B. Schott's Söhnen PN 16617 1878. Folio. Sewn. 1f. decorative lithographic title 1 blank 2-55 1 blank pp. Engraved.<br/><br/>Common title page with plate numbers of the version for two pianos 16617 as well as for solo piano 22109. Musicseller's handstamp to foot of title.<br/><br/>Partially disbound; outer leaves worn and frayed with minor paper loss to blank right margin of title. Moderate soiling; corners slightly thumbed; occasional offsetting. First Edition later issue. LW C23. Searle 651. Raabe 373. Hoboken 10 16 first issue.<br/><br/>Liszt's Piano Concerto No. 2 in A major was dedicated to pianist and composer Hans von Bronsart 1830-1913 who premiered the work on January 7 1857 in Weimar with Liszt conducting.<br/><br/>As with the first concerto the second has both its detractors and admirers - in this regard there is similarity to the concertos of Chopin. <br/><br/>"Like its predecessor the A major Concerto is a continuously unfolding 'cyclic' structure in which Liszt employs his 'metamorphosis of themes' technique to great advantage. Unlike the E flat major Concerto however it does not easily lend itself to a division into separate movements; neither does it conform to the opposite kind of structural pattern evinced by the B minor Sonata-a single long movement constructed on the principles of sonata first-movement form. It is possible that Liszt was here aiming at a type of structure intermediate between the two and this may explain why the Concerto may seem to have a certain ambiguity of form." Robert Collet: Franz Liszt: The Man and his Music p. 267. B. Schott's Söhnen [PN 16617] unknown books
1851W1410FLLeipzig: F.A.Brockhaus 1851. Red calf spine with gilt titling and rules and blindstamped rules. Red cloth covered boards and red patterned endpapers. Some wear and scuffing on spine. Original work in paper wraps is bound in in entirety. Wraps a little darkened and lower wrap has a small repair on top edge. A little foxing especially at rear. Errata page at rear is followed by fold outs of music sheets from each of the works. . First Edition. Half-Leather. Good/No Dust Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Music. F.A.Brockhaus Hardcover books
1871125188Leipzig: J. Schuberth & Co 1871. 1871 or that era. Folio. Fair Ex-lib. usual markings; heavy wear to extremities of boards; spine mostly gone; front and back boards detached but present; ffep and title pages detached and heavily chipped; main block secure and mostly in good condition but with brittle page edges. Tan paper over boards; Dark brown cloth at spine; 129 pp. comprised totally of a musical score. Oversize 15 x 21.5 inches and heavy 7.5 pounds / 3.4 kilos. The mass was composed by Franz Liszt between 1855 and 1858 for the dedication of the new part of the cathedral at Esztergom Hungary by Archbishop Janos Scitovszky. Liszt conducted the work and the organist was Alexander Winterberger. The dedication concert the work's premiere was on August 31 1856. The reverberation time in the cathedral is 9 seconds Wikipedia creating the potential for an acoustic nightmare in performing a piece of this magnitude! The performance was attended by 4000 guests including Emperor Franz Joseph I and other imperial majesties of Austria-Hungary ecclesiastical dignitaries well-known musicians and members of the press. After the premiere Liszt and others continued to make various small changes and corrections to the original score. The first publication was in 1859 by the Imperial Printing House Vienna followed by subsequent editions and variations piano reductions etc. by J. Schuberth 1871. G. Schirmer 1909. etc. This particular edition/volume contains NO individual parts violin flute soprano etc. for actual performance but IS an actual complete copy of the entire conductor's score meaning that it includes all the orchestral organ vocal soloist SATB and choral SATB parts with vocal text all together for a conductor to use in rehearsal or performance. This edition was published by J. Schuberth & Co. no date likely in Leipzig rather than New York or Philadelphia as the names of the instruments are listed in German and the price on the front cover is listed in Thaler an old German/European coinage. The work is complete: Kyrie Gloria Credo Sanctus Benedictus Agnus Dei with all parts readable even where margins are chipped. An excellent copy for the conducting student Liszt afficionado musical researcher or someone interested in Hungarian/Esztergom ecclesiastical history. For an excellent article by Morten Solvik on Liszt's writing of this work see this link from the American Symphony Orchestra's web site. J. Schuberth & Co hardcover books
185231153Wien: C.A. Spina 1852. KRIEHUBER Josef 1800-1876 artist. Image ca. 320 x 255 mm. Sheet 560 x 410. Lithograph; chine appliqué. Half length standing in pensive pose with sheets of music manuscript paper beneath his right hand. Signed in the stone by the artist at lower right and with "Gedr. bei Joh. Hofelich" printed at lower left. Mounted on heavy dark ivory paper with facsimile signature "F. Liszt" below image and imprint at center of lower margin.<br/><br/>Lithograph slightly foxed primarily to upper right with only a few spots affecting the image itself. Mount heavily browned where formerly matted; some slightly heavier foxing; several small tears to blank edges; lower right blank corner chipped. Second issue. Wurzbach 1204. László and Mátéka 170. Burger 320 first issue dated 1846 in the stone. <br/><br/>An attractive portrait of the young Liszt who would go on to become a highly distinguished composer pianist and teacher a towering figure of the Romantic movement in music.<br/><br/>Josef Kriehuber is regarded as the most important portrait lithographer of the Viennese Biedermeier period; both the Albertina and the Austrian National Library hold significant collections of his works. C.A. Spina unknown books
1859008609Paris: Librairie Nouvelle / A. Bourdilliat et C. 1859. SCARCE in First Edition and lovely period perhaps Hungarian binding. In unique Art Nouveau binding that has been rebound preserving the embossed boards and with newer back and end papers. Stamped at front end page and title page "Mária Dorothea Egyesület" a Hungarian institution in Budapest that houses retired teachers.Near Fine some pencil notations at end pages and title page. . First Edition. Embossed Morocco . Near Fine. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Librairie Nouvelle / A. Bourdilliat et C. Hardcover books
186036281Leipzig 1860. Oblong folio approximately 234 x 320 mm. 19 measures. Notated in dark brown ink on 9-stave rastrum-drawn paper on the first page of a bifolium. With several corrections in Liszt's hand and the addition of numbering both above and within the staves referring to additional measures possibly being directions to a copyist. <br/><br/>Pages 2 and 3 of the bifolium contain a manuscript copy of Felix Mendelssohn's Gondellied opus 19 number 6 entitled "Venetianisches Gondellied" at the head of the first page<br/><br/>Page 4 is ruled but blank except for a short 1-1/2 measure sketch in pencil in an unknown hand. <br/><br/>Moderate browning; somewhat creased and with some showthrough; small 7 mm tear to upper edge of first leaf; paperclip stain to upper corner of outer pages; minor remnants of mounting paper to final page. <br/><br/>In quite good condition overall. The Liszt manuscript would appear to be an accompaniment to a song. <br/><br/>The inclusion of the Mendelssohn copyist manuscript with the present Liszt autograph is quite interesting; it may in fact be in the hand of one of the copyists in Liszt's circle in Leipzig although this point will require further research. Liszt made arrangements of six of Mendelssohn's songs in the 1840s.<br/><br/>We would like to thanks Drs. Rena Mueller David Cannata and Alan Walker for their advice regarding this manuscript. unknown books
