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Music & Letters. A Quarterly Publication. Volume 56
Oxford University Press 1975 Paperback Very Good
Number 3-4, July-October 1975. Pp255-444, plates, music examples. Index for the volume loosely inserted. Contents includes; Jack Allan Westrup (1904-1975) ; Veracini in Italy; Dvorak's Unknown Letters on his Symphonic Poems; The Writings of Erik Satie: Miscellaneous Fragments; A Note on Two Cambridge Manuscripts and their Copyists; Arab Melodies in Rimsky-Korsakov and Borodin; Handel's Performances of 'Messiah': the evidence of the conducting score; John Field and the first Nocturne; Gustav Mahler as Conductor; The Ouvrard-Nicaise Correspondence (1663-93) ; Delius and Strindberg; Schönberg: Man or Woman?
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Atkins, E. Wulstan The Elgar-Atkins Friendship
David & Charles 1984 0715385836 / 9780715385838 Hardcover
510pp, plates. Ex library, usual stamps, remains of tape on boards, else very good in very good dust jacket
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5.00 GBP
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Beyer, Anders Nordic Sounds - Quarterly
Copenhagen Nomus 1997 Paperback Near Fine
No's 1,2,3 & 4. Includes: - Towards new horizons for Inuit culture; Greenland's new Culture House. Folk music unbound - Umeå folk music festival in Sweden. Per Nørgård correspondence with Sibelius. Presentation o the nominations for the Nordic Council's Music Prize 1998.
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8.00 GBP
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Bullock, Philip Ross The Correspondence of Jean Sibelius and Rosa Newmarch, 1906-1939
Boydell Press 2011 1843836831 / 9781843836834 Hardcover New
310pp, illustrations. For more than 30 years Jean Sibelius corresponded in a mixture of French and German with Rosa Harriet Newmarch, Britain's leading authority on Russian music. Their letters, notes and telegrams reveal the intensity of their friendship, provide some of Sibelius' frankest statements about his own works and illuminate Newmarch's important contribution to British musical life. An appendix reprints her analytical programme note on the 4th Symphony.
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42.00 GBP
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Conover, Anne Olga Rudge & Ezra Pound "What Thou Lovest Well..."
Yale University Press 2001 0300087039 / 9780300087031 Hardcover New in Fine dust jacket
351pp, 16 plates. A portrait of Olga Rudge, concert violinist and companion for half a century to Ezra Pound, drawing on Rudge's personal notebooks and correspondence to explore her relationship with Pound, her influence on his life and career, and her own career as a violinist and musicologist.
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Engel, Carl The Musical Quarterly. January 1943. Vol XXIX, No 1
New York Schirmer Books Paperback Very Good
148pp, plates, music examples. Contents includes: Falla's Musical Nationalism; Stendhal as Music Critic; Some Unpublished Brahms Correspondence; The Goddess Fortuna in Music; Arthur Bird, American; The Solo Violin Sonata of the Bologna School; George K. Jackson, Doctor of Music (1745-1822) ; French Canadian Folk Songs. Covers a little marked and dust stained.
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Gorky, Maxim Chaliapin
Macdonald 1968 Hardcover Very Good in Very Good- dust jacket
320pp, 32 plates, repertoire lists. Slightly chipped dust jacket in removable protective cover. The life of Feodor Chaliapin, the great Russian bass, told by his friend novelist & dramatist Maxim Gorky. With supplementary correspondence and notes, translated from the Russian, compiled and edted by Nina Froud & James Hanley
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