Le brunn george (9 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. DISBOUND loose sheet music extracted from a larger bound collection. Minor edgewear and light age toning of sheets, however music is clear and unobscured. Contains pianoforte accompaniment, lyrics and tonic Sol-Fa./.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. DISBOUND loose sheet music extracted from a larger bound collection. Minor edgewear and light age toning of sheets, however music is clear and unobscured. Contains pianoforte accompaniment, lyrics and tonic Sol-Fa./.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. DISBOUND loose sheet music extracted from a larger bound collection. Minor edgewear and light age toning of sheets, however music is clear and unobscured. Contains pianoforte accompaniment, lyrics and tonic Sol-Fa./.

paperback. Condición: Very Good. Century Ed". VERY GOOD CONDITION, , SOLID, BRIGHT.PAPER COVERS tasteful name "a.V. Borges" ; NOT A COMMON TITLE BY THIS COMPOSER. Black titles in various basic fonts, decorative FLORAL forms make attractive border to about 20 title list.well within paper's edges ; Sheet Music; 6pg Thin pages; Popular music song. White cover .back cover has advert.SAMPLE from 13 MUSICAL GEMS FOR PIANO. …

Soft cover. Condición: Good. 1st Edition. 5 pp of sheet music with colour chromolithographic illustration to front cover, stitched edge , 1 page publisher's catalogue, 3 pages piano music 1 page of lyrics, 5 verses. Front cover rather worn with edge wear & tear, a little grubby and marked, inscription to colour plate, 3 cm strip cut from top edge of first page ( no loss of music), stitching pulled through in places., worn copy. H.G. Banks (ilustrador). …

Condición: Good. Pp. 4. Written by John P. Harrington & music by George Le Brunn. Sung by bessie wentworth. Attractive colourful cover. Size: Folio.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. 1st edition. Folio. 11 + (1)pp including covers. Tinted policeman standing at front of street house with maid approaching. Signature top corner. Covers : detached but complete, old stitching down spine, heavy scuffs down spine from old binding, 2cm closed tear. Contents : very clean & tight & unfoxed. Clean unfoxed copy with detached covers. VG.…

1st edition. Folio. (2) + 5 + (1)pp including covers. Man in suit leaning on old country fence with cameo man + young lady on front in green, pink, blue * brown. Signature + date : " 1891 " top corner. Small 2cm bookseller's stamp front bottom corner. Covers : detached but complete, old stitching down spine, heavy scuffs down spine from old binding, 2cm closed tear front, 4cm closed tear rear. Contents : very clean& tight & unfoxed. Clean unfoxed copy with detached covers. VG-.…

On one side of a piece of light-brown laid paper, dimensions roughly 240 x 125 mm. Text clear and entire, on lightly creased paper with chipping, short closed tears and loss to extremities. Crudely printed. A thirty-two line poem, arranged in four four-line stanzas, each with a different chorus. An excessively scarce piece of music hall ephemera. No other copy of this particular item, possibly produced for distribution to Hurley's music hall audience, is present on COPAC or anywhere on the web. The sheet music of the song, written by Harry Castling, and set to music by George Le Brunn, was published by Francis, Day & Hunter (1898). First stanza and chorus: 'I'm very fond of peace and quiet wherever I may be, | And tidiness at home it does my eye-sight good to see: | And when I've done a hard day's work I want my rest, you're sure, | And it's grand, it's great, to spot this when I'm entering our door. | Chorus. - | There's the missis making dumplings, The kids all singing hymns, | And last week's heavy washing all hanging about; | When I think to marry Hannah, Cost me seven and a tanner, | Then I say - it's money well laid out!' The cockney character of the piece is indicated by the following: 'I've treated our landlord to drinks a thousand times, I'll bet, | He's made attempts to treat me but 'e ain't been guilty yet; | The last time that I lushed him up, says 'e, "You're werry kind," | But never got his hand down once, though he got nearly blind.' Cockneyisms include 'blooming impudence', 'tanner', 'he pinched it', 'I've got a quid Wot I don't want to change', 'kept chucking his carcass about', 'Well, I spent three bob on liquor, But I done him for his ticker', 'these wuss worse for wear', 'I told the wife it's money frowed away upon the kid'. See Image.…