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1890217868Berlin, Simrock, 1890. 50, 11 (Violine), 11 (Violoncello), 11 (Viola) Seiten. 34 cm. Private Broschur.
1894RO50043477N. SIMROCK. 1894. In-4. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 17 pages de partitions. Couverture plastique transparente de protection.. . . . Classification Dewey : 780.26-Partitions
189741046London . New York: Novello and Company . H.W. Gray Co. PN 9231 1897. Large folio. Original publisher's black cloth bound boards title gilt to spine. 1f. recto title verso blank 178 pp. <br /> <br /> Performance markings in red ink and gray pencil including dynamics instrument names and time signatures. <br /> <br /> Boards somewhat worn; endpapers foxed. Minor foxing to first and last leaves; occasional small stains tears to blank margins and repairs. First Edition later printing. Dating based on Smith & Humphries p. 246 where it is stated that the name ofthe publisher revered toNovello and Company in 1898. Burghauser 163. Sonneck Orchestral Music p. 109. <br /> <br /> "The influence of folk music is heard again clearly in the Eighth Symphony 1889 b163; published as no.4 with which Dvorák allegedly ≤ourek hoped 'to write something different from his other symphonies and shape the musical content of his ideas in a new manner'. The variety and diversity of those ideas is striking and they are often expressed in a musical language peculiar to them with imitations of natural sounds pastoral subjects signals fanfares the suggestion of a funeral march and the idiom of a chorale. Sonata form is loosely applied and gives way to a more rhapsodic unfolding of ideas but musical coherence is maintained through related melodic motifs and above all by rhythmic structures. In both the enhancement of musical language and the relaxation of formal structure the Eighth Symphony reflects for the first time in a large instrumental work the new poetic element in Dvorák's music after the spring of 1889." Klaus Döge in Grove Music Online. Novello and Company ... H.W. Gray Co. [PN 9231] unknown
1885043513London and New York: Novello Ewer and Co 1885. First Edition Thus . Hardcover. Good/No Dust Jacket. A Good copy in original embossed red cloth lettered in gold all edges gilt. Rubbing to the rear cover cloth. Dulling/sun-fading to the spine cloth. The binding is sound and the contents are clean. A 1970 letter to a New York autograph dealer is laid in with the dealer's responding note at the bottom of the letter and in the dealer's return envelope identifying the prior owner's initials at the front endpaper as belonging to Prime Minister Arthur James Balfour. The 1970 owner left a small owner's name inside the front cover as well. No date but 1885. No dust jacket. <br/> <br/> Novello, Ewer and Co hardcover
19002244Prague, Impr. de Ch. Bellmann, 1900. 1 vol. in-4 de 43 pages, pleine percaline blanche d’éditeur, dos lisse muet, 1er plat orné aux armes. Bel état.
