corri d (8 resultados)

paper wrappers. Condición: Fine. ND c1806. 4pp. Disbound copy. Attractive engraved title to upper half of page 1 with plate engraved music. The Travellers by Domenico Corri 1746-1825 and Andrew Cherry 1762-1812. HE WAS FAM'D FOR DEEDS of ARMS Sung by Mr Braham at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in the Opera THE TRAVELLERS Written by Mr Cherry.

Paperback. Condición: Good. First Edition. undated this edition not in BL disbound this might have had a front cover but bound without. Book.

Size: Thirty-five volumes in one. Folio. Half morocco (rubbed and worn) with marbled boards, leather ownership label of Miss Ballantine. Engraved.

Condición: 1700-1800. Pleyel Corri & Dussek's Musical Journal - Harvest Song Composed by D. Corri pour Chant et Piano Printed for Corri, Dussek & Co Music Sellers XIXe siècle ca1800 5 pages 30.8 x 24.5 cm Très bon état 060443 Chant et Piano.

2. London, printed by Goulding D'Almaine Potter & C° [.]. S.d. ( ca. 1820), format 33 x 24,2 cm .6 pp of engraved music, title information printed on the first page, (as issued). No plate number , but at the foot of each plate '' All's Well''. Price 2/6. Disbound, removed from a binding , with some damage at inner margin.

2. London, printed & sold by Preston , [.]. S.d. ( ca. 1820), format 34 x 24,2 cm . 2 Lvs of engraved music, title information printed on the first page (as issued). No plate number . Price 1/ . Disbound, removed from a binding , with some damage at inner margin, some browning, some small marginal tears.

32 x 24 cm. Frontispiece with few marginal tears, contents in very good condition. No covers, spine damaged. This is the first published original piano score of Corri's opera. - Domenico Corri (1746 - 1825) was an Italian composer, impresario, music publisher, and voice teacher. Corri was born in Rome and studied voice with Nicola Porpora in Naples. In 1781 he moved to Scotland with his family to become an opera conductor. He became an important singing master in Edinburgh. He was manager of the Theatre Royal in Edinburgh, and also conducted the concerts of the musical society there. About 1790 Domenico Corri moved to London and became a music publisher in Soho, specialising in publishing vocal music. In 1774 his opera Alessandro nell'Indie was produced, and his son-in-law Jan Ladislav Dussek joined the publishing firm in 1794. Further financial problems faced Corri, and about 1800 Dussek fled abroad, leaving Corri to carry on the business which was eventually taken over by his son Montague in 1804. In 1806 'The Travellers', Domenico Corri's most successful opera was produced. From about 1820, Corri's health deteriorated. He died in 1825.

Condición: new. Questo è un articolo print on demand.