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New York.: Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. Inc., 1959. Wraps. Very good. No dust jacket as issued. Signed by previous owner. Front: prior owner name plus a first name in child's hand. Cup ring marks, front. Edge wear minor; cover denting, smudges to back.. 1 72 p. Black and red paper covers, some white titles. Stapled binding. Music scores and lyrics. 9x12in. Various composers and lyricists, titles include: Casey Jones; Cherokee; Come, Josephine in My Flying Machine; Funny; I Love My Baby; Indiana; Oh! My Papa; The Old Spinning Wheel; Penny Serenade; Sweet Eloise; The Trail of the Lonesome Pine; You're the Only Star; more.

597 Fifth Avenue, New York.: Scribners., 1937. No date; advertised elsewhere 1937.. Hard cover. Good. No dust jacket. Spine ends and corners bumped, w/ fray to boards. Minor surface blemishing. Age-toning to page borders.. 1 52 p. Black cloth over boards with mid-cover horizontal gold overlay front and back decorated title box. 28 cm. B&W half-tone prints, facsimiles. Clean "Memoranda" pages at back. A retail catalogue for collectors with prices included for offerings, good at date of publication. Works include authors, composers: Agricola, Browning (both), Bach, Beethoven, Boyle, Brooke, Bryant, Carroll, Cellini, Conrad, Cook, Copernicus, Curtis, Darwin, Donne, and others.

Neptune NJ.: Paganiniana Publications., 1978. Unabridged.. Hard cover. Fine. No dust jacket.. 1 Pale yellow illustrated paper over boards. Sepia photo collage in circular frame, decorated border. 384 p. 6.5x8 in. Andre Benoit: "The most famed and accomplished of all piano accompanists", subtitle followed by long list of teachers and friends including "Presidents of the United States". Born in Paris in 1880, he traveled, worked in music, and lived into 1953, becoming an American citizen in 1912.

Chapel Hill.: University of North Carolina Press., 1983. Hard cover. Very good. No dust jacket. Near fine. Minor spine end cloth fade.. Jenner, Helen (Music Autography by).. 1 Text in Italian, English. Cloth and paper over boards. 17th Century Music, Italy. Alessandro Stradella (1644-1682) composed this cantata for solo voices, chorus, 2 violins and continuo.

New York: F J Huntington. Date not readable if on covers. Circa 1850s?. Hard cover. Poor. No dust jacket. Title and pieces of other pages missing. Printed Covers barely readable, leather spine mostly gone. Most pages intact. Age-soiling throughout.. 0 336+ p. Music scores. Thru p. xx: The Music Teacher, 10 lessons. Music for the dulcimer. 9.75x6.5in. From 1 to 3 pieces of music per page, each with name, author, instruction: "in gentle and flowing style", "Smooth", "Solomn". Horizontal format. Varied music styles. Back cover originhally listed Woodbury's other music titles.

Doubleday Books, 1994. First edition. . Hard cover. Very good in very good dust jacket. Book has quarter-sized coffee stain on bottom page edges; dust jacket has short coffee colored streak on inside bottom of dust jacket and price sticker mark on top right corner of DJ;. Fiedler family members, Photographs. 1 Sewn binding. Cloth over boards. 268 p. Audience: General/trade. Joanna Fiedler writes about her Papa with loving clarity; with two sections of photographs from Arthur's long career, beginning in 1913, sans mustache, in the Berliner String Quartet, to the end of his life and illustrious career, to her decision to write his story. Discography (recordings)Footnotes and newspaper clippings.

Bel Air MD.: International Association of Jazz Record Collections., 1990. First edition. Unabridged. 1st Printing; 1st Edition.. Trade paperback. Very good.. 1 Trade paperback (US). 85 p. Monograph / The International Association of Jazz Record Col, 1. Options: Donating Collections; Microgroove Record collections; 78 rpm Collections.

Putnam Publishing Group, 1979. Trade paperback. Very good. No dust jacket as issued. Ink stamp on top of pages, Edge wear on cover. Cover is separated from book but both are intact.. Neville, Perry (designer). 1 Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. 125 p. Audience: General/trade. This book examines the musical and cultural phenomenon that IS the Beatles. From the Moptops in Liverpool to their use of mind expanding drugs and trips to Yogi in India. There are black and white photos on almost every page. Chapters include; life stories, interviews, songwriting, films, politics and drugs.

Fairless Hills PA.: Gaildonna Publishers., 1958. First edition. Staed first. LCCN 58-12401.. Hard cover. Good. No dust jacket. Jacket end flaps trimmed, taped inside. Cover staining, bleaching, 4 irregular blotches, largest 2inx3/4in. Rear back lower corner at spaine darkened, no inside damage.. 1 305 p. Includes: illustrations, index. Light brown cloth over boards; gold spine, front titles. Musician Benny Goodman, b.1909, with his clarinet and his Big Band members, as well as other musicians and composers are featured in several B&W photo plates throughout the book. A facsimile single-page letter from Goodman, who had read the proof copy of the book, serves as an introduction. Goodman was part of many groups large and small, and their stories accompany the discography. A prior owner has neatly penciled recording ID numbers next to titles, those which had not been numbered before publishing.

New York.: Mereweather Press., 1978. First edition. 1st English edition; German edition 1973.. Hard cover. Very good in very good dust jacket. Minor blemishing. No chips or tears. Near fine.. Heumann, Andreas (Photographs by). 1 reen faux textured leather over boardsText in English, German. 144 p. Audience: General/trade. Dance and Performance: The study of ballet, and the endless hours spent toward perfection physically and spiritually begins in the ballet studio. Author Anne Woolliams is a dancer, choreographer, and dance teacher, Australia's first Dean of Dance at the Victorian College of the Arts. She has combined modern and classical styles in her international teaching arenas. She writes here for fans, teachers, students, parents. The pages are shared equally with B&W photos, many full page or double-page

Holbrook MA.: Bob Adams Inc., 1994. 1st printing, 'A', this edition.. Trade paperback. Fine. No dust jacket as issued. Light shelf wear. Light page block soiling.. 1 Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. 596 p. Audience: General/trade. This discography includes Bootlegs; Special Releases; Unreleased Songs; Solo Recordings; CDs, Videocassettes and Laser Discs.

Newcastle Publications / American Theatre Press. 1960s; No date.. Wraps. Very good. No dust jacket as issued. Back cover minor scuffing. Slight edgewear; minor scuffing to front. Inside clean. Nice!. De Carava, Roy, and Demetropoulos, James, and Markus, Bob (Photographs by).. 1 [22] p. Includes illustrations. Folio 9x12in. Stapled binding (3). Color photo cover of subject; red border, back cover. B&W photos inside with text. RCA Victor album promo inside back cover. Concert souvenir photobiography without specifics about the event. Harry Belafonte, vocal performer who popularized calypso ("Ma...tilda") and other folk and international movement songs (also a political activist and film actor), was on tour in Boston during the early 1960s when this program was collected. Producer for this "A Belafonte Enterprises, Inc. Production" was Phil Stein and publicist Mike Merrick of Merrick Associates in New York wrote the biographical text herein. The layout and photos are well done,… Read More

New York: Random House, 1955. Book Club Edition.. Hard cover. Very good in very good dust jacket. Slight edge wear, slight spine sun-fade.. Schwartz, Daniel (Jacket illustration by).. 1 310 p. Red vinyl-type cloth over boards, yellow spine titles. Set in the first half of 19th century Europe. By age 20, Mendelssohn was a well-known composer and conductor. His 3 loves: Italian prima donna Maria Salla, his wife Cécile Jeanrenaud, and the music of Johann Sebastian Bach, his predecessor. Bach's music and its restoration to public prominance was the love that challenged Menselssohn health, marriage, and career.

New York.: A Signet Double Volume by arr. w/ Random House., 1957. First edition. 1st Signet printing. D1407.. Mass-market paperback. Good. No dust jacket as issued. Sun-fade to spine. Cover corner creasing (all 4). Edge wear moderate.. 1 Mass-market (rack) paperback. Light purple covers, illustrated, man at piano in passionate embrace w/ bare-backed woman. 343 p. Historical novel based on life of musician Felix Mendelssohn who defied his family, conventional society, and the music world by first, marrying outside his faith, then having an affair with a fiery opera singer, and also by insisting he play the music that was his life. He was determined to restore Bach's compositions to prominence. La Mure had also authored 'Moulin Rouge'.

New York / London.: The Macmillan Company / Collier-Macmillan Ltd., 1969. 6th printing w/ 5th printing cover.. Hard cover. Very good in very good dust jacket. Dime-size bleaching spot to top poage edges. Jacket has top spine, corner minor wear. Light darkening patch to top front cover, matched by dampstain inside jacket. Clean interior, solid.. Virgona, Hank (Jacket illustration by).. 1 Purple cloth over boards. Illustrated jacket. xvi, 537 p. 24 cm. B&W photos. Picture credits, Index. Jazz and the Big Band entertainment phenomena dominated the mid-1930s and '40s. This volume chronicles the musicians and the music that "made America forget its troubles and get happy, " from jacket notes. Biographies of 400 bands; 72 profiled at length; how big bands became successful, with the range of personalities and techniques, performers and non-performing support staff; anecdotal tales fill out the facts. Author was musician and music journalist since 1935, a top writer, critic, and editor in… Read More

New York.: Apollo Editions / William Morrow & Company., 1970. A-185. 3rd PB edition from 1967.. Trade paperback. Very good. Signed by previous owner. Lower spine chipping, 1 inch to corner.. 1 Purple paper covers. Black trumpeter graphic art. Orange and white titles. 221 p. 22 cm. B&W photo section. Brief Discography. Index. 1960s history of primarily American Black music, opening with a 1963 essay: "Jazz and the White Critic". Chapters about specific artists follow, 1962-1967. Thelonius Monk; Wayne Shorter; Jazz Avante-Garde; Sonny Rollins; John Coltrane; Cecil Taylor; Don Cherry.

San Francisco.: Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation / GPI Books., 1990. 2nd printing.. Trade paperback. Very good. Light surface wear. Clean pages.. 1 Trade paperback. 8.5x11 in. Glued binding. B&W photos. Players Press Shaw Collection. Audience: General/trade. "From the pages of Guitar Player Magazine". The hands of B.B. King on a guitar are pictured on the cover. Music artists profiled: 9 "Country Movers"; 16 "Prime Movers".

A documentary portrait print edition. Pennebaker presented the first performance of "Don't Look Back" on May 17, 1967. That year it opened in New York City on September 6, 1967 at the 34th Street East Theater. Cinéma vérité style film of Bob Dylan during his concert tour: his poetry, philosophy, personality, life onstage and off. Condition: spine creasing, clean pages, edges, light cover blemishing.

Garden City NY.: Doubleday Dolphin., 1979. 4th printing.. Trade paperback. Very good. Moderate cover blemishing.. Goldsmith, Lynn (Cover color photo by).. 1 Glued binding: sturdy paper color illustrated covers set in black frame. Yellow spine titles; front yellow and red titles. 9x12 in. 176 p. 17 chapters w/ numerous B&W photos. Audience: General/trade. First written in 1976, but later published after the list of 100 songs would be compiled, some collaborative but most by Springsteen, plus shows, Nov. 12, 1972, thru Jan 1, 1979, with locations, notations. Photo credits. A historic music performance collection with text throughout.

New York: Gallery Books, 1985. First edition.. Hard cover. Very good in very good dust jacket.. 0 256p. : ill. (some col. ); 31 cm. Includes Illustrations. Includes index.