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Genève L’Autographe l’autographe Genève l’autographe L’autographe S.A. 24 rue du Cendrier, CH - 1201 Genève +41 22 510 50 59 (mobile) +41 22 523 58 88 (bureau) web: www.lautographe.com mail: [email protected] All autographs are offered subject to prior sale. Prices are quoted in EURO and do not include postage. All overseas shipments will be sent by air. Orders above € 1000 benefts of free shipping. We accept payments via bank transfer, Paypal and all major credit cards. We do not accept bank checks. Postfnance CCP 61-374302-1 3, rue du Vieux-Collège CH-1204, Genève IBAN: CH 94 0900 0000 9175 1379 1 SWIFT/BIC: POFICHBEXXX paypal.me/lautographe The costs of shipping and insurance are additional. Domestic orders are customarily shipped via La Poste. Foreign orders are shipped via Federal Express on request. Music and theatre p. 4 Miscellaneous p. 38 Signed Pennants p. 98 Music and theatre 1. Julia Bartet (Paris, 1854 - Parigi, 1941) Comédie-Française Autograph letter signed, dated 11 Avril 1901 by the French actress. Bartet comments on a book a gentleman sent her: “...la lecture que je viens de faire ne me laisse qu’un regret, c’est que nous ne possédions pas, pour le Grand Siècle, quelque Traité pareil au vôtre. Nous saurions ainsi comment les gens de goût “les honnêtes gens” prononçaient au juste, la belle langue qu’ils ont créée...”. 2 pp. In fine condition. € 70 2. Philippe Chaperon (Paris, 1823 - Lagny-sur-Marne, 1906) Paris Opera Autograph letter signed, dated Chambéry, le 26 Décembre 1864 by the French scenic designer at the Paris Opera. Chaperon addresses a gentleman as secretary of the Académie Impériale des Sciences, Belles lettres & Arts de Savoie: “…J’ai l’honneur de vous annoncer que l’académie Impériale de Savoie vous a reçu au nombre des membres correspondants…”. 1 p. with letterhead. In fine condition. € 100 3. Félicien David (Cadenet, 1810 - Le Pecq, 1876) Moïse au Sinai Autograph letter signed in French, dated ce 2 Août 1847 by the French composer. David addresses a Count: “…Je désirais donner un concert dans la salle des Menus-plaisirs le 5 où le 12 Décembre prochain pour faire exécuter mon oratorio de Moïse au Sinai. Monseigneur le Duc de Montpensier m’a témoigné plusieurs fois le désir d’entendre cet ouvrage au Conservatoire. Auriez vous la bonté, Monsieur le Comte, de m’accorder la demande que j’ai l’honneur de vous faire?….”. 1 p. In fine condition. € 150 4. Charles d’Apice (Carlo Sica, Naples, 1817 - Hunters Hill, 1888) Australia Very rare autograph musical score and dedication signed, dated 19 7bre 51. by the professor of music, pianist and composer, who emigrated permanently to Australia in 1859. D’Apice pens 47 bars of a composition titled Néobulée/(La fleur des prairies qui sait charmer…!) Redowa Brillante pour piano. 2 pp. In fine condition. € 650 5. Gustave Doret (Aigle, 1866 - Lausanne, 1943) Geneva Four autograph letters signed, dated between 1932 and 1940, by the Swiss composer, music critic and professor at Geneva Music Conservatory (1914-1929). About musical matters: "1. Partition de Nain de Hasli. 1 Partition Quintette (avec piano). 1 Lettre sur la musique en Suisse...". 4 pp. In fine condition. € 450 6. Franziska Ellmenreich (Schwerin, 1847 - Ammersee, 1931) Richard Freiherr Autograph letter signed, dated Bremen April 1924 by the German actress, wife to the playwright Richard Freiherr von Fuchs-Nordhoff (1855-1897). 1 p. In fine condition. € 50 7. Johanna Franul von Weißenthurn (Koblenz, 1773 - Vienna, 1847) Beethoven Autograph letter signed, dated 24 März 1820 by the German actress and writer, friend of Ludwig van Beethoven. 1 p. In good condition, with small tears not compromising the text. € 300 8. Charles Gounod (Paris, 1818 - Saint-Cloud, 1893) Polyeucte Autograph letter signed in French, dated St. Cloud 18 8bre 1[8]78 by the French composer. Gounod addresses M. Casoni: [Filippo] Filippi a certainement fait erreur en vous disant que j’avais une place – pour vous – vous n’imaginez pas ce qu’est le service des auteurs le jour de la première ! C’est de la misère comparé à ce qu’il lui faudrais – La moitié de ma famille ne pourra pas y assister ! (…) De plus, “Non v’è prova generale ! ” – …”. Interesting letter concerning the first performance of Gounod’s opera Polyeucte (Premiere: Palais Garnier, Paris, 7 October 1878). 2 pp. In fine condition. € 200 9. Charles Gounod (Paris, 1818 - Saint-Cloud, 1893) Orphelinat des arts Autograph letter signed in French, dated Lundi 31 Janvier /81 by the French composer. Gounod addresses Madame Marie Laurent: “…Veuillez, je vous prie, prendre lecture de la note ci-jointe et en donner communication au comité de votre Orphelinat: je serais bien heureux qu’elle pût être prise en sérieuse considération si aucun de vos statuts ne s’y oppose…”. 1 p. In fine condition. € 120 10. Herbert Graf (Vienna, 1903 - Geneva, 1973) Geneva’s Grand Théâtre Autograph letter signed in Italian, dated Ginevra, 28 gennaio 1965 by the Austrian producer, director of Geneva’s Grand Théâtre from 1965 to 1973; he was also known as Little Hans as the first child to be analysed by Sigmund Freud, a study published in 1909 in Analysis of a Phobia in a Five-year-old Boy. Graf addresses the artistic director Francesco Siciliani (1911-1996), concerning the baritone Abe Polakoff: “…il baritono Americano Abe Poliakoff mi ha informato che probabilmente farà una audizione per Lei nei primi giorni di febbraio. Vorrei dirle che io considero Polakoff un elemento di grande qualità per parti come il TONIO nei Pagliacci. Io l’ho portato a Zurigo, ma dopo la mia demissione la sua situazione era divenuta difficile siccome lui non vuole cantare il repertorio italiano in tedesco come lo chiedono lì adesso. Nel frattempo Polakoff ha avuto un enorme successo come TONIO a Monaco…”. 1 p. with letterhead “Fondation du Grand Théatre de Genève”. In fine condition. € 120 11. Fromental Halévy (Paris, 1799 - Nice, 1862) Henry Hamel Autograph letter signed in French, not dated, by the French composer. Halévy addresses Mr. Hamel: “…j’aimerai mieux que le 2° acte ce fut divisé qu’en deux cahiers…”. 1 p. In fine condition. € 90 12. Karl Amadeus Hartmann (Munich, 1905 - ib., 1963) Viola concerto Typed letter signed in German, dated Munchen 15. 7. 1958 by the German composer. Hartmann addresses Nicolas Costarelli, sending him an article in French concerning his viola concerto. ¼ p. In fine condition. Included: typed article in French describing the Concert for viola and piano. 1 p. In fine condition. € 120 13. Maurice Jaubert (Nice, 1900 - Azerailles-sur-Moselle 1940) Film music Correspondence consisting of eight autograph letters signed, dated between 1935-1938, by the French composer, who pioneered music for cinema by working with directors such as Jean Vigo, René Clair, Marcel Carné e Julien Duviver. For a total of 10 pp., the letters concerns his professional activities. € 800 14. Jazz - Festival International du Jazz - Nice 1948 Earl Hines Autograph signatures on the cover of the Jazz Festival of Nice held from 22 to 28 February 1948. Among the signatures we find Baby Dodds (1898-1959), drummer for Milton 'Mezz' Mezzrow, Earl Hines (1903-1983), pianist of the Louis Armstrong band, Sydney "Big Sid" Catlett (1910-1951), Rex Stewart (1907-1967) and others. € 300 15. Friedrich Kalkbrenner (Cassel, 1785 - Enghien-les-Bains, 1849) Sébastien Norblin Autograph letter signed, dated Mercredi soir, by the German pianist and piano manufacturer. Kalkbrenner answers the French painter Sébastien Norblin (1796-1884): “…J’accepte avec reconnaissance votre aimable proposition et vous attendrai le 10 janvier…”. 1 p. In fine condition. € 350 16. Jean-Georges Kastner (Strasbourg, 1810 - Paris, 1867) Les Voix de Paris Autograph musical quotation signed, dated Paris ce 4 Avril 1838 by the French composer. Kastner pens twelve bars from his work Les Voix de Paris (1857) with lyrics. 1 p. Small tear on the upper right corner. € 150 17. Wilhelm Knaack (Rostock, 1829 - Vienna, 1894) Comic theater Four autograph letter signed in German, dated between 1881 and 1887 by the German-Austrian actor. For a total of 9 pp. In fine condition. One envelope included. € 200 18. Raoul von Koczalski (Warsaw, 1884 - Poznan, 1948) Rymond Five autograph letters signed in German (four on illustrated postcard) by the renowned Polish pianist. All the letters relate to personal matters. We report an extract as an example: "...Ich erlange mir Ihnen ein exemplar des Klavierauszug meiner Oper ‘Rymond’ zu ubersenden…”. Translated: "I am pleased to send you a copy of the piano reduction of my opera 'Rymond' and will be very happy…". € 300 19. Raoul von Koczalski (Warsaw,1884 - Poznan, 1948) Chopin Autograph letter signed in French, dated Neuchâtel, le 26 Octobre 1926 by the Polish pianist and composer. Koczalski addresses the operatic baritone Luigi Piazza (1884-1967): “J’ai reçu votre lettre à Stresa et je vous prie de m’écrire le plus vite possible quel jour vous serait agréable pour le concert à Bologna…”. 1 p. with letterhead. In fine condition. € 80 20. Maurice Kufferath (Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, 1852 - Uccle, 1919) Théâtre de la Monnaie Autograph letter signed in French, dated Bruxelles, le 23 Jin 1919, by the Belgian music critic, director of the Théâtre de la Monnaie in Brussels. Kufferath addresses a lady singer: “…Notre ami [Henry V.] Higgins, directeur du Covent-Garden de Londres, nous a télégraphié pour nous demander votre Concours pour des rôles importants mais courts: Ulrica du Ballo in Maschera de Verdi. La principessa, de Sour Angelica de Puccini (création). Les deux rôles à chanter en italien et dans le courant de juillet…”. 3 pp. with letterhead “Theatre Royal de la Monnaie”.
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