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WE MAINTAIN A WIDE SELECTION OF AUTOGRAPHED MATERIAL IN THE CLASSICAL MUSIC, JAZZ AND OPERA FIELD, PLEASE INQUIRE ABOUT ADDITIONAL ITEMS NOT SHOWN. |
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WE GUARANTEE ALL ITEMS AUTHENTIC, WITHOUT TIME LIMITATION TO THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER. |
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Phone: 212-860-5541
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Price: $125.00 |
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Mint condition |
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Autographed musical quotation of violinist Franz Ondricek’s Romanza pour Violin. Reissig was a pupil of Dvorak, a huge influence on Janacek, an important conductor, violinist and a proponent of the viola d’amore. He created numerous premieres. |
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Reissig, Rudolf autographed musical quotation, Prague, 1936 |
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Price: $650.00 |
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Mint condition |
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Autographed Manuel Freres of Paris presentation photograph to Salzburg Festspiele General Director Erwin Kerber. Schalk ran the Vienna Hofoper/Staatsoper and also conducted Bruckner and Strauss World Premieres! Scarce this large! |
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Schalk, Franz autographed jumbo photograph, Salzburg, 1930 |
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Price: $175.00 |
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Mint condition |
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Autographed photograph of the great German conductor. Held numerous important positions, First Conductor of the Hamburg Staatsoper, Music Director of the Deutches Operhaus Berlin, Founder of the North German Radio Symphony. |
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Schmidt-Isserstedt, Hans autographed photograph, 1968 |
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Price: $300.00 |
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Mint condition |
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From the autograph album of conductor Emil Steinbach comes a page loaded with autographs & music quotes, including Max v. Schillings, pianist Ernst v. Dohnanyi, violinist Anton Witek, composer & conductor Ernst Boehe and actress Agnes Sorma. |
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Schillings, Max autographed musical quotation of his Hexenlied, 1904 |
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Price: $125.00 |
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Excellent condition |
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The legendary Italian conductor only made one appearance with the Philadelphia Orchestra at Carnegie Hall. We offer a signed program from that concert featuring Schumann’s Rhenish Symphony and a New York Premiere by Menotti. |
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Sabata, Victor de autographed program, January 22, 1952 with photograph |
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Price: $200.00 |
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Mint condition |
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Autographed photograph of the French conductor and composer. Had a big career in France and South America, but died at the age of 45, several days after conducting the French Premier of Wagner’s “Der Fliegende Höllander”. Scarce! |
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Sinsoilliez, Gabriel verso autographed carte de visite photograph, 1867 |
