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Paperback Good. 4to, 77, General wear to covers. Spine is pulling loose from bundles. Back cover still strongly attached. Can be re-glued with a good binder's glue.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. Standard Violin Concertos the Whole World Plays: Violin Part. New York & London: D. Appleton and Company, 1924. First edition. Quarto (9¼ × 12 in.), publisher's cream wraps with cloth spine, printed in black with Appleton crest. [iv], 244 pp. Includes ten masterworks of the violin repertoire: Bach (A minor), Beethoven (Op. 61), Brahms (Op. 77), Bruch (Op. 26), Lalo (Symphonie Espagnole), Mendelssohn (Op. 64), Paganini (Op. 6), Saint-Saëns (Op. 61), Tchaikovsky (Op. 35), and Wieniawski (Op. 22). Edited in faithful alignment with the original foreign editions, incorporating phrasing and fingerings in consultation with violinist Franz Kneisel. Condition: Very Good. Binding tight and square; cloth spine professionally reinforced; light toning to wraps with minor edgewear and a few small chips; interior clean and unmarked. A well-preserved copy of this scarce 1924 Appleton first issue from the Whole World Plays series - an important interwar anthology of standard concertos prepared for performance and study use. Franz Kneisel (1865-1926) was a Romanian-born violinist and conductor who profoundly shaped American concert life. As concertmaster of the Boston Symphony and founder of the renowned Kneisel Quartet, he championed chamber music across the United States and later joined the faculty of the Institute of Musical Art (now Juilliard). His editorial oversight on this Appleton series lends the collection rare authority, combining European performance tradition with early American pedagogical clarity.

Stapled Binding. Condición: Very Good. A bit musty, ink stamp and pencil name on front wrapper, minor wear to corners. 1925 Stapled Binding. 31 pp. Printed wrappers. Black-and-white photographs, illustrations, and musical excerpts throughout. A scarce instructional resource for violinists, by somewhat of a musical prodigy. Kneisel was a violinist, conductor, and music teacher who completed early musical training at the Bucharest Conservatory, studied at the Vienna Conservatory under Jakob Grun, and befriended Johannes Brahms. By his late teens he had already filled the role of concertmaster at two prestigious venues, and was quickly thereafter hired as conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, which had only been founded four years earlier. After arriving in America, Kneisel founded the nation's first professional string quartet, which operated for over thirty years. He also taught at New York's Institute for Musical Art (which later changed it's named to the Julliard School), and co-founded New York's Bohemian music club. Many of his students had notable careers of their own, and the influence he had on late 19th- and early 20th-century classical music performance and education is undeniable. This work was originally written for The Minnesota Music Teachers' Association.

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