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VIDAL, Pierre (auteur et illustrateur)Livre Rare Book

LES HEURES DE LA FEMME A PARIS. Tableaux parisiens dessinés, gravés à l'eau-forte et accompagnés d'un texte par Pierre Vidal.

VIDAL Paul 1863 1931ABAA

Laugh it off!" and The Manger Song of Mary. Autograph musical manuscripts of two complete songs. Signed in full

26852- "Laugh it off!": Oblong octavo 272 x 176 mm. Bifolium. Notated in black ink on 10-stave paper with blindstamp of Lard-Esnault Bellamy Paris. i title with signature and date: October 16-23 1921 2 i blank pp. In 5-stave systems: one for solo voice "Mezzo Soprano ou Baryton" one for chorus up to 4 parts but no voices specified; G clef throughout one blank and two for piano "ad libitum". Part labels and tempo in French; titling and text underlay 2 strophes in English. Text credited to Henry Rutherford Eliot !Elliot. Dedication: "To the dearest friend Walter Damrosch." - The Manger Song of Mary: Oblong octavo 272 x 176 mm. Bifolium. Notated in black ink on 10-stave paper with blindstamp of Lard-Esnault Bellamy Paris. i title with signature and date: October 16-23 1921 2 i blank pp. In 4-stave systems: one for solo voice "contralto" one blank and two for piano "ad libitum". Text 4 strophes and all literals in English. Text credited to Edwin Markham. Dedication: "To Mistress Mabel Montgomery Tuttle." Both manuscripts slightly browned; creased; slight loss to lower outer corner of first leaf not affecting music. With scribal copies of both songs both in the same hand: - "Laugh it off" no exclamation point: Folio 346 x 267 mm. Bifolium. Notated in black ink on 10-stave paper "Melodie Trademark No. 0." 4 pp. No date. Some bleeding. Frayed at edges with slight loss not affecting music. - The Manger Song of Mary: Folio 343 x 278 mm. Bifolium. Notated in black ink on 12-stave paper "Monarch Brand Warranted Nr. 3 - Carl Fischer New York." 3 i blank pp. No date. Together with: Copyright forms of the SociÃ©tÃ© des Auteurs Compositeur et Editeurs de Musique SACEM; French authors' rights society and cover letter from the Symphony Society of New York to J. T. Roach of the publisher Hinds Hayden & Eldredge New York. 1 page. August 2 1923. On letterhead typed and signed by the society's manager George Engles. Engles asks Roach to have the papers signed by the poets. Together with: Two typed letters from Walter Damrosch's office to J.T. Roach. Oblong octavo. On stationery with Damrosch's letterhead and signed "Lillian Day." The first dated January 3 1921 is the cover letter to a "corrected copy of M. Widor's song Le Chene du souvenir" the song is not present. The second dated November 14 1921 inquires about royalties Damrosch sent to Camille Saint-SaÃ«ns and Ralph Vaughan Williams; the writer wants to adjust Damrosch's French bank account; bank receipt Morgan Harjes & Co Paris dated July 8 1921 is attached. Unrecorded and presumably unpublished. The texts are by Henry Rutherford Elliot 1849-1906 a journalist in New York and Edwin Markham 1852-1940 an American poet. "Laugh it off!" is a humorous song in a popular style; The Manger Song of Mary is a lullaby in a more sophisticated style. The correspondence suggests that both of Vidal's songs were slated for publication by Hinds Hayden & Eldredge in 1923; the scribal copies were most likely intended as engraver's copies. One of the poets Elliot however was no longer alive; there are no materials in the present collection mentioning his heirs. In any case the SACEM forms also Markham's remained unsigned. The publication stalled and the songs were apparently never published. A French conductor teacher and composer " Vidal is particularly remembered as a fine teacher who was sympathetic to new ideas. At the Paris Conservatoire he taught classes in solfÃ¨ge from 1894 piano accompaniment from 1896 and composition from 1909. Vidal's most successful compositions were the ballet La maladetta 1893 which had been performed nearly 200 times by 1930 and the light opera Eros." David Charlton in Grove Music Online. Mabel Montgomery Tuttle born Mabel Chauvenet Holden 1873-after 1921 studied piano with Theodor Leschetizky and Teresa CarreÃ±o. unknown books

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VIDAL, (F.)Livre Rare Book

Théologie de la religion naturelle par Vidal.

26227Paris, Librairie Philosophique de Ladrange, 1859. (4), 200 pp. Small 8vo. Contemporary half hard-grained morocco, marbled boards, spine with gilt compartments and gilt lettering. Stammhammer ii, p. 338 (giving as title "Théologie de la religion" and as date 1850); for the author, see DBMOF, iii, p. 502 and Dictionnaire des Parlementaires Français, ii, p. 513. First and only edition and very scarce. "Si vous avez la foi, vous n'aviez pas besoin d'ouvrir ce livre, et vous pouvez le re-fermer. Mais si vous n'avez plus la foi, ce livre est fait pour vous" (If you have faith, you have no need to open this book and you can close it again. But if you no longer have the faith than this book is made for you). Interesting essay dealing with natural religion: the rejection of traditional religion which is based on beliefs in the supernatural. This does not necessarily carry with it a rejection of religion as such, however. Many naturalists envisage a substitute for traditional religion which will perform the typical functions of religion without making any claims beyond the natural world. Vidal here seems to try to establish an argument for a natural religion which will guide man through life based on knowledge: first he gives the ways by which we can acquire (natural) knowledge: conscience, reason, senses, history and tradition, induction, etc. He then proceeds to treat various aspects of "doctrine": providence, liberty of man, our penchant for evil, grace, the future of man, followed by moral obligations ("devoirs") dealing with family, politics, social life, religious education, property, commerce, wealth and the existence of poor and rich, etc. etc. Interesting work by an author who marks the transition from utopian socialism of Saint Simon and Fourier to collectivist socialism in his earlier published works such as De la répartition des richesses (1846), a book which is even interesting at the present day according to Palgrave. - Pages 161/2 bound after 163/4.

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