Search Results: Music/Score from OLD WORKING BOOKS & Bindery (Est. 1994)

San Antonio TX: Southern Music Co, [1958] transferred copyright. Yellow stapled card wraps. 4to. pp. 160. Near Fine. Trace cover soil; erasable pencil notation..

London: Boosey & Co, n.d. unspecified edition. Boosey's Sacred Musical Cabinet, A Library for Voice, Pianoforte, Harmonium, and Organ No. 4. Stitched sheet music, decorative cover. Demy 4to, 28cm. pp. [ii], 28. Good. Missing rear cover with No. 50: Chorus "O that I had Wings Like a Dove" by J. Kent. Ink owner, short cover tears, one corner chip, some sections detached..

New York: G. Schirmer, 1901, 1929, 1939. Translated by Dr. Theodore Baker, introduction and notes from the German. 15355. Yellow decorated wraps. 30cm. pp. vi, 81. Near Fine. Tiny joint tear, slight cock..

New York: G. Schirmer, n.d. Illustrated by decorated text box. 7317 edition. Card stitched wraps. Super Royal 8vo. pp. 154, [2] Ad. Very Good. Several dots of stain to cover and light toning, several red pencil dynamics erased, crisp copy..

New York: G. Schirmer, n.d. Illustrated by decorated text box. 11717 edition. {mixed voices, piano}. Stapled wraps. Super Royal 8vo. pp. viii, 64. Very Good. Ink owner, erasable pencil notation, crisp copy..

New York: International Music Company, n.d. Edited by L Roisman. No. 2320. Stapled sheet music in yellow card cover. 30.5cm. pp. 82. Near Fine. Erasable red pencil..

Chicago: W. F. Ludwig Drum Co, [1959]; 1946. Reprint edition. 6-46-10M-Greenlee Co. 2 volumes. Single printed sheet. 4to. pp. [2]. Very Good; Near Fine. Light foxing and one bumped corner to ad. Original Ludwig drum ad for the 26 Standard (pictured) issued in December 1959 and a copy of the 26 Standard NARD Examination requirements and 13 Rudiments. Nice gift for that little drummer boy or girl..

New York: Scharfenberg & Luis (red oval stamp), n.d. (ca.mid 1850's). [c.1775]. Parts: PN-7214. Loose letterpress sheet music. 34cm. pp. 2; *3-7; 6, 6; 3, 3; 4, 4; 4, 4 . Very Good. Edges brittle and chipping, overall toning. Wq183/1, (H663) was scored for a full orchestra consisting of pairs of flutes and oboes, bassoon, two horns, 5-part strings and basso continuo. Parts listed sold as a lot, unfortunately missing first page of Violino Primo* (Violin I) and most of the woodwinds, horns and continuo. Previous owner stamp: Victor H. Valory, New York. Symphony I: I. Allegro di molto. D Major, ending with a modulation to E-flat Major. II. Largo. E-flat Major, ending on the dominant chord of D. III. Presto. D Major..

New York: Mason Brothers, 5&7 Mercer Street, (1856). Illustrated by music notation, SATB, solo etc. parts as written. True First edition. Restored in-house by KTB as follows: original paper boards cleaned, deacidified, retained and edges restored to smooth; new J. Hewit acid free hand dyed red calf spine as the original; period ffep mould made endpapers added. Oblong (15x24,5cm). pp. 88. Very Good. Overall light toning throughout, several archival edge repairs. Copy of Harding Woods in quill on title page and daughter Carolyn in pencil beneth. A beautiful restored working copy of the true first edition of "Bradbury's only extended choral composition for which he alone wrote all the music". (L. M. Cook). Note: The LOC Oliver Ditson (Boston 1856, 94 pages) was immediated revised and adapted for dramatic presentation by R. W. Seager. His 3 page "Directions for Organization, Costuming, &c." were added in the beginning, and both Mendelssohn's Chorus "To God on… Read More

Franklin, Ohio/Denver, Colo: Eldridge Entertainment House, 1921. Illustrated by color cover. First edition. 2 volumes. Cloth backed decorated wraps/printed wraps. 4to (31cm)/8vo (19cm). pp. 78; 24. Very Good. Light edgewear and closed joint tear to 4to; staples pulling on 8vo; matching pencil owner on both covers. Scored for voice and piano (ten characters and chorus of villagers, courtiers and soldiers): four baritone, one tenor or high baritone, three soprano, two mezzo soprano or contralto. Twenty four musical numbers (seven with chorus). Scarce complete score and stage play. (Note: partial view of color picture)..

New York: G. Schirmer, n.d. 10696 edition. [c.1882]. {mixed voices and piano}. Card stitched wraps. Super Royal 8vo. pp. 104. Near Fine. Light toning to cover..

New York: G. Schirmer, 1938. Later edition. c.1907, 1937. Prtinted card wraps, reinforced spine. 4to. pp. 133. Very Good. Light cover soil, one straightened dogear. Lies flat for playing..

New York: International Music Company, n.d. No. 983. Stapled sheet music in taupe card cover. 30.5cm. pp. 68. Very Good. Light wear and soil to cover; one signature pulled; erasable pencil notation..

Scarsdale, NY: Edwin F. Kalmus, n.d. unspecified edition. Kalmus Miniature Orchestra Scores No. 137. Stapled wraps. 8vo (23cm). pp. 116. Very Good. Contents pulled from staples and faint pencil circles on several pages, ink owner..

New York: H. W. Gray Co. sole agents for Novello & Co., Ltd, n.d. (performance time: 35 minutes) {STB voices and organ}. Blue stapled wraps with decorative border. 8vo. pp. 39. [1] Ad. Very Good. Light cover soil. Clean copy, no ownership or writing..

New York: G. Schirmer, n.d. 472 edition. 13748 {SATB, piano acc.}. Printed wraps. Super Royal 8vo. pp. 96. Very Good. Ink owner and stamp, sporadic pen notation, short joint tears. Music bright..

New York: G. Schirmer, n.d. 10316 edition. {mixed voices, chorus and piano}. Card stitched wraps. Super Royal 8vo. pp. xii, [2], 207. Very Good+. Short heel tears, ink owner, sporadic pencil notation..

London & New York: G. Schirmer, n.d. 10783 edition. [c.1832-41]. Printed & decorated cloth backed green boards. Tall Super Royal 8vo. pp. [iv], 100, [2] blank. VG. Light cover sunning and wear, front hinge starting, sporadic checks and pencil dynamic notations left in. No. 3 'Quis est homo' was performed by Patti and Alboni at Rossini's funeral November 21, 1868 as well as orchestral movement by Nilsson..

London & New York: Novello, Ewer & Co, n.d. Novello's Original Octavo edition. [c.1832-41]. Original red blind-stamped cloth, gilt stamped print spine and topboard, pale yellow eps, aeg. Super Royal 8vo. pp. iv, 96, [8] "25/5/'92" catalog. VG. Light cover wear, ink owner, one slipped page tear repaired pp. 59/60, sporadic checks and pencil dynamic notations left in. No. 3 'Quis est homo' was performed by Patti and Alboni at Rossini's funeral November 21, 1868 as well as orchestral movement by Nilsson..

Chicago: W. F. Ludwig Drum Co, 1946. Reprint edition. 6-46-10M-Greenlee Co. Single printed sheet. 4to. pp. [2]. Near Fine. NARD Examination requirements..