carl engel editor (3 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: Good. This is "The Musical Quarterly", Volume XXVIII, No. 3, being the July 1932 issue. It was edited by Carl Engel, and published by G. Schirmer in New York. There is a lot of history and a lot of information in this international issue. There are fascinating scholarly articles revealing detailed information. As always, with this important journal, the issue is particularly rich in material. CONTENTS ** Tobacco and Coffee in Music - by Charles Van Den Borren ** Shaw, Wells, Binyon and Music - by Basil Maine ** Monteverdi - by G. Francesco Malipiero ** Modern Italian Composers - by Guido M. Gatti ** The Musical Clock of Marie Antoinette - by Julien Tiersot ** Chopin and Jenny Lind - by Martial Douël ** The Cradle of the Parsifal Legend by Max Unger ** The Art of the Symphonic Poem - by R. W. S. Mendl ** Ludwig Thuille - by Edgar Istel ** Ceremonial Dances of the Spanish Basques - by Violet Alford ** Views and Reviews ** Quarterly Book List TITLE : The Musical Quarterly ISSUE : Vol. XVIII, No. 3 DATE : July 1932 EDITOR : Carl Engel IMPRINT : G. Schirmer STATUS : Out of Print - OP PHYSICAL DETAILS : Quarterly journal; contains several sepia pictures reproduced in halftone, as well as a considerable amount of printed music; volume pages 355 - 505 + Contents page; + 18 pages of back material; 6 1/2" x 9 3/4"; printed wraps, sewn and glued. Publisher's ornamental devices placed centrally on rear cover. CONDITION -- GOOD PLUS -- This is a previously owned book which remains clean and serviceable, with the following particulars and imperfections noted : EXTERIOR : Spine has abrasion and small loss at the extremities - the spine is considerably creased along its length, with splitting evident. Front cover has modest surface rub, a touch of weathering and smudging and one small damp stain; on the bottom front edge is a small, curved tear, approximately 1 inch in length, with attendant small loss; small loss to bottom front edge, next to spine; soft bumps to corner tips; mild weathering, else clean. Rear cover has weathering, small spotting, chipping with small loss about edges. BINDING : The paper used for the cover is somewhat brittle. There is evidence of mending neatly effected to the cover attachment. The issue opens widely, and there are a few places where the text-block is cracked - however no leaves are detached, and the whole remains intact. It must be considered as fragile. INTERIOR : Paper is slightly toned, else the interior is clean and free of marking and marginalia, free of writing, and has no signatures.

Mass Market Paperback. Condición: Good. Minney, Bruce; Ryan, Tom (cover art) Ilustrador. First Edition. The spine has developed something of a curve and has some surface creasing - this is to do with the production of the book rather than any damage sustained however. Light edge creasing and quite heavy page browning. Includes The New World to Conquer by Adam Chase and The Early Bird by Milton Lesser - a former being a pen name and the latter the real name of mystery author Stephen Marlowe. Also Window to Nowhere by Thomey; The Devil Spins a Sun-Dream by Jakes; Obedience Guaranteed by Reynolds; Posted by Mallory (a pen name used by Mack Reynolds; and Reverse Procedure by Maine. Postage will be reduced to £2 for UK orders.

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. No Jacket. Portraits By Edward Weston And George Gershwin, Self-Portrait By Schoenberg, Photographs By Otto Rothschild, Two Ink Drawings By Carlos Dyer Ilustrador. 1st Edition. 319 Pp.+ Plates At End. A Compilation Of Articles. First Printing (Hardcover), In Blue Cloth With Black Printing On Front Cover, Designed By Armitage. [A Second Printing Was Issued In Hard Cover And Soft Cover, And There Was Also A 50 Copy Hardcover Edition Signed By Schoenberg.] No Dust Jacket. Very Near Fine, Just A Few Traces Of Light Rubbing, No Marks.