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Lot 941
A VICTORIAN OAK STICK BAROMETER signed on the ivory scales DAVIS & SON Derby 9am Yesterday/9am To day, with twin verniers and mercury thermometer, in Elizabethan revival carved case, 99cm h Provenance: Almost certainly supplied to either one of the Rothwell family or Sir Arthur Seale Haslam and thence by descent at Breadsall Priory, Derbyshire until sold at the sale of the contents, c1967, whence bought by the present vendors.++In good original condition, rather dusty behind the glass but entirely unrestored; charged with mercury
Lot 513
Carulli (Ferdinando) Méthode Complete Op.241, fifth edition, lithographed portrait, 108pp. including title, (plate no.2250), title-page soiled, fore-edge of one leaf strengthened, Paris, Carli, [c.1825] § Rosquellas (P.) A Complete Tutor for the Spanish Guitar, containing in addition to the fingered lessons & exercises Spanish, Italian & English Songs with several National Airs, 40pp. including title and introduction, two fore-edges strengthened, a few minor stains, Clementi, [c.1825] § Bertioli (A.) Select Airs for the Spanish Guitar [including three by Carulli], 7pp. including title, (plate no. L.55), F.T. Latour, [1826] § Apollon, à la Toilette des Dames, Melodies faciles et agreables pour la Guitare, principalement par A. Diabelli, no. 4-6, each 6 pp. including title, (plate no. F & J 163), Ewer & Johanning, [c.1825]. the seven works bound in one vol., engraved throughout, contemporary half roan, upper cover with ownership label of Mrs. Morison, spine defective, folio, [c.1825]-1826. ***A letter by the publsher and the author`s introduction to Carulli`s Méthode draw attention to the improvements incorporated in this edition. The preliminary scales and exercises are followed by 56 pieces and six études. The only other copies located of this edition are in the Kenneth Sparr collection and Yale University Librart. One other copy of the third work is located in the British Library.
Lot 521
Gatayes (G.P.A.) Séconde Méthode de Guitare Oeuvre 26, third edition (revised and enlarged), 41 pp., including pictorial title-page and fingerboard chart, Paris, Frere § Carulli (Ferdinando) Le Répertoire des Elèves, Op.124, 13 pp. including title, (plate no. 223 P), Paris, Ph. Petit; Morceaux Progressifs, Op.264, 11 pp. including title, (plate no. 613), Paris, C. Lafillé; Récréation: Choix de Douze Airs Connus, 13 pp. including title, (plate no.501 P), Paris, Ph. Petit; Quatrième Recueil de Morceaux Faciles, Op.36, 11pp. including title, (plate no. N.1525), Paris, Naderman; Petit Fantasie pour Trois Guitares, Op.251, (1st guitar only), 5 pp. including title, (plate no.V.D et D.1304), Paris, Vve. Dufaut et Dubois; Choix de Plusieurs Morceaux d`Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven & Hummel, Op.235, 9pp. including title, (plate no.2054), Paris, Pacini § Spontini (G.) Marche Triumphale de la Vestale arrangée par Maurice de Raoulx, 4pp. including title, (plate no.941 1), Paris, Melles.Erard, [c.1820] § Quadrille pour deux guitares tirées de Robin des Bois Freischütz, arrangées par Varlet, (1st guitar only), 5 pp. (plate no. M.S.401), Paris, Maurice Schlesinger § Meissonier Jeune (Joseph) Trente Airs Connus, Oeuvre 2, 13pp. including title, (plate no.258 P), Paris, Ph. Petit, 10 separately issued works bound in one vol., the contents engraved throughout, a few leaves slightly spotted or stained, all with label of Fulliatre et Neveu, Bordeaux, over imprint, and import stamp of Jas. Jacobs, Calcutta, contemporary half calf, folio, [c.1820]. ***In the lengthy introduction to his tutor Gatayes names several of the leading players and composers of the time. followed by exercises and scales, several preludes, five songs, and eight solos. None of the above pieces have been located elsewhere apart from a second edition of the Gatayes Méthode; the first Carulli piece; and another edition of the second Carulli title.
Lot 532
Molino (François) Grande Méthode Complette Op.46, second edition (revised and enlarged), lithographed pictorial dedication to the Duchesse de Berry and 3 plates by Engelmann, one depicting and naming the parts the guitar, the others of a female pupil and the left hand position, the remainder of the book engraved throughout, 131pp. (plate no. 80), including title-page and folding fingerboard diagram, both frayed and backed, somewhat soiled, contemporary half roan, worn, upper cover almost loose, folio, Paris, chez l`Auteur, [ownership inscription dated 1839]. ***The general introduction is followed by instructions on holding the guitar followed by lessons, scales and related pieces, a theme with 50 variations, and exercises in sustaining the sound on the instrument. A catalogue of music by Molino lists pieces up to Op.64. The volume was formerly in the collection of M. Stehling, a friend of Ferdinand Sor. The only other recorded copies of this tutor are a first edition and two second editions in Kenneth Sparr collection and a copy of the second edition in Yale University Library. .
Lot 535
Sola (Charles Michael Alexis) Sola`s Instructions dedicated by permission His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, first edition, lithographed pictorial title-page, and 27 engraved pp. (plate no. 1450), with table, scales, exercises, and twelve pieces, lower outer corner cut away throughout, contemporary wrapper, folio, Chappell & Co., [1819]. ***Only two other copies have been located, one a later issue of c.1830.
Lot 539
Sosson (Alexander) A Complete Instruction Book with rules to facilitate a knowledge of that Elegant Instrument, 35 engraved pp. including pictorial title-page, the latter loose, with deleted ownership signature and later owner`s stamp at bottom margin, inner edge slightly frayed, outer edge trimmed, Goulding & D`Almaine, [c.1830], bound with Sola (Charles Michael Alexis) Les Amusemens Tiroliens. Favourite Swiss Airs as sung by the Tyrolese Family Rainer at the Egytian Hall, 20 engraved pp. including title, (plate no.R.M.R. 416), publisher`s letterpress advertisement on last page, slightly cropped, I. Willis & Co., Royal Musical Repository, [c.1830], later wrappers, partly obscuring text of advertisement, folio ***Sosson`s tutor has scales and exercises interspersed with 43 pieces, ending with four songs with French text. Various arrangements of the Rainer repertoire are known with piano accompaniments, but this collection for guitar and the Sosson manual appear to be unrecorded. .
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Lot 542
Toby (J.) [Treatise on the Guitar] lithographed frontispiece, 73 pp., the preface signed by the author, slightly stained, [c.1835]; Twelve Pieces for the Piano Forte expressly composed & arranged as an Accompaniment to the Twelve Pieces contained in the Treatise on the Guitar, 16pp. including title, the latter signed by the author, Published by the Author, [c.1835]; Romanzo Capriccioso por Chitarra Seule, 4pp. including title, slightly browned, F.N. Colson, [c.1835]; Inspirazione d`Amore per il Violino, 1 page, F.N.Colson, [c.1835] § Giuliani (Mauro) Trois Rondeaux pour Guitarre, oeuvre 17, no. 2 and 3 only, each 3pp. including title, (plate no. 712), Bonn, N.Simrok, [c.1817]; Giuliana no.14: Forty Studies [actually twenty four], edited by Leonard Schutz, 24pp. including title, (plate no. 1277), letterpress advertisement on final page, slightly browned, Wessel & Co., [c.1834] § Eulenstein (C.) Fantasie, in which is Introduced a Favourite German Air, 5pp. including title; Douze Petits Morceaux très faciles, 6 pp. including title, (plate no.1683 R), both R. & W. Davis, imprint obscured by Johanning & Whatmore label, [c.1830]; Pleyel`s German Hymn, arranged as a solo for the Guitar, 3 pp., D`Almaine & Co., [c.1835] § Pelzer (Ferdinand) Variations pour la Guitare sur un Thème Russe, Op.2, 6 pp. including title, (plate no.291), Paris, and Bohem à Lille, [c.1835] § Molino (Francesco) Le Plaisir de Tous les Goûts, ou Variations sur l`air Fleuve du Tage, Op.35, 6pp. including title, C. Wheatstone, [c.1827] § Schulz (Leonard) The Scales for the Guitar, 3pp., Johanning, [c.1835] § Gaude (Theodor) Variations sur diverses Thêmes pour la Guitarre, ouv.34, 8pp. including title, (plate no.1517), Leipzig, C.F. Peters, [c.1830] § Marescot (Charles) Allegro en Variations pour Guitare, Op.5, 7pp. including title, (plate no. L 10), Published by the Author, [c.1830] § Legnani (Luigi) Air Nouveau avec Variations, Op.40, 4 pp. including title, Rougé, Professeur de Guitare and Johanning, [c.1835] § Sagrini (Luigi) Souvenirs de Bohème. Four Favourite National Melodies as sung by the Bohemian Brothers, 5 pp. including title, (plate no. B.5), Bochsa & Co., obscured by Johanning and Whatmore label, [c.1830] § Horetzky (Felix) Fantasie pour la Guitare, Oeuv.14, 4pp. including title, (plate no.1618.R.), the imprint obscured by Johanning & Whatmore label, [c.1835?] § Huerta (A.T.) A Divertimento for the Spanish Guitar; Grand March for the Spanish Guitar, each piece 3pp. (plate no 3631 and 3630), with letterpress advertisement on last page, S. Chappel and G. Edwards, Bristol, [c.1835], the nineteen works bound in one vol., the contents engraved throughout unless otherwise stated, contemporary half roan, covers detached, stitching defective, folio, [c.1817-1835]. ***Toby`s Treatise has his signed autograph note explaining why he removed the title-page, asking any subsequent owner of the book to have it reprinted. At the end there are his autograph manuscript drafts for a song acompanied by the guitar and a guitar duet, 9pp., the first with dedication to Signor Bonaccia and his sister (another dedication to Luigi Mosca of Naples dedicatee of the Romanzo Caspriccioso, has been deleted); and manuscript music in a different hand, 7pp., for Le Postillion Musard and five other pieces. Toby decribes himself as a "Professeur de la langue Espagnole", but his music appears to be totally unrecorded. It seems likely that the volume was originally owned by the composer. Of the other pieces locations have only been found for one other copy of the Giuliani Trois Rondeaux. Giuliana no.14; and the Molino piece.
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