Komponist (1842–1912). Visitenkarte mit eigenh. Zusatz. [Paris. 1 S. Visitkartenformat. Mit eh. adr. Kuvert.
$ 216 / 200 €
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Jules Massenet (1842–1912), Komponist. Visitenkarte mit drei e. Zeilen und U. [Paris, 16. Mai 1908. 1 S. Visitkartenformat. Mit e. adr. Kuvert. – An Rechtsanwalt Meuser in Riedberg (Hessen): „Profondément honoré et touché de votre pkpk pensée! M[onsieur] Massenet“.
French composer (1842-1912). Autograph Musical Manuscript Signed ("J. Massenet"). Paris. Folio. 2 pp. On staff paper, a few tiny chips to edges, matted and framed with portrait.
$ 1,618 / 1.500 €
(61231)
Quotation from the opera Thaïs, headed "andante cantabile."
Komponist (1842-1912). Portrait photograph, signed and inscribed. 46, Rue du Général Foy. 32mo. 1 p.
$ 216 / 200 €
(62953)
Head-and-shoulders portrait in profile, from the studio of Nadar, Paris, inscribed to Oscar Berl: "en souvenir de la 1ère représentation de Werther à l'opéra Impérial de Vienne, 16 fevrier 1892 [...]".
compositeur (1842-1912). Eigenh. Visitenkarte. Paris. 1 S. Visitkartenformat.
$ 162 / 150 €
(49243/BN33539)
M. Massenet (dies gedruckt) "profondement touché de votre fidèle sympathie!"
Komponist (1842-1912). Visitenkarte mit eigenh. Notiz. O. O. u. D. 1 S. Carte de visite.
$ 216 / 200 €
(935556/BN935556)
"respectueusement".
French composer (1842-1912). Autograph musical manuscript signed. No place. Large 4to. Title page, 11 pp. on 11f. music, 1 blank fol.
$ 7,010 / 6.500 €
(72638/BN46474)
"Noël | chœur pour 2 voix| de femmes | avec solo [...] Massenet | seule version exacte | (fev. 1[8]95)". - With some autograph remarks from Henri Heugel, who had been Massenets publisher, and stamped "Archives Heugel". - Slight damage to edges, and somewhat spotty, otherwise in good condition.
Komponist (1842-1912). Autograph musical manuscript signed and dedicated. Paris. Titel und 7½ SS. auf 5 Bll. Folio. Fadengeheftet.
$ 4,853 / 4.500 €
(73272/BN47640)
Exceptionally beautiful fair copy of his song "Souvenir" for singing voice with music accompaniment after a text by Alfred de Musset. Inscribed to the bass baritone Hermann Léon (Léonard Hermann, 1814-58), printed in 1874. The great success led to the publication of a piano version. - Somewhat browned and stained, with slight damage to edges.