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$63.00The Story
English-born American composer (1808-1896) and cellist, author of numerous ballads.
Autograph letter in English signed by him and dated in November 16, 1882, to a certain Fred M. Steele, as follows:
«...Since my last letter [I’ve] been confined to the house. Totally prostrated but though bodily prevented from work, “The Brain!” has not been idle – Have written much & composed considerable, & one of the Subjects I propose sending you, that you may find a well trained Baritone! Or Tenor Robusto for its rendition. It is not a common piece creation * I wish it was sung with Artistic effect & who so represents it to the Public, to him! Will I inscribe the composition...».
Size is 4.9 x 6.2 inches each page, 4 written pages in one folded sheet, in overall very good condition (see scans provided).
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Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
English-born American composer (1808-1896) and cellist, author of numerous ballads.
Autograph letter in English signed by him and dated in November 16, 1882, to a certain Fred M. Steele, as follows:
«...Since my last letter [I’ve] been confined to the house. Totally prostrated but though bodily prevented from work, “The Brain!” has not been idle – Have written much & composed considerable, & one of the Subjects I propose sending you, that you may find a well trained Baritone! Or Tenor Robusto for its rendition. It is not a common piece creation * I wish it was sung with Artistic effect & who so represents it to the Public, to him! Will I inscribe the composition...».
Size is 4.9 x 6.2 inches each page, 4 written pages in one folded sheet, in overall very good condition (see scans provided).
