Musical score] - " Néma Hangok, Remenyihez, 1860 ". Music manuscript, 144 ff., 4to album in rusty velvet with decor. coat-of-arms of Hungary cut out on front cover (joints def., scratches on covers), green silk endpapers (strengthened in the gutter with paper tape). Good copy.
Music manuscript in red & black assembling several titled pieces (songs ?) alternated with texts in Hungarian. Some pages cancelled with a cross in pencil. At the end of almost every piece initials "C.V." and a date. Possibly music in honour of Remenyi or arrangements of Remenyi's music. At the end longer music pieces and texts and a table of content. Ede or Eduard Reményi (in Hungarian : Reményi Ede, 1828-1898) was a Hungarian violinist and composer. After banishment from Austria in 1848 he went to Germany where he met the 15-year-old Johannes Brahms. In 1852 he returned to Europe, after a stay in the United States because of German persecutions, toured with Brahms and came into contact with Franz Liszt. Obtaining amnesty in 1860, Remenyi returned to Hungary and became soloist to Emperor Franz Joseph. He than made some brilliant tour and finally died on scene. Manuscript to be studied. We join : Pourtalès, Guy de - La vie de Franz Liszt. Paris, Librairie Gallimard, 1934, 8vo, half black shagreen, spine on 5 raised bands, 310-[1] pp. Ms. dedication on flyleaf. (2 pcs)
Musical score] - " Néma Hangok, Remenyihez, 1860 ". Music manuscript, 144 ff., 4to album in rusty velvet with decor. coat-of-arms of Hungary cut out on front cover (joints def., scratches on covers), green silk endpapers (strengthened in the gutter with paper tape). Good copy.
Music manuscript in red & black assembling several titled pieces (songs ?) alternated with texts in Hungarian. Some pages cancelled with a cross in pencil. At the end of almost every piece initials "C.V." and a date. Possibly music in honour of Remenyi or arrangements of Remenyi's music. At the end longer music pieces and texts and a table of content. Ede or Eduard Reményi (in Hungarian : Reményi Ede, 1828-1898) was a Hungarian violinist and composer. After banishment from Austria in 1848 he went to Germany where he met the 15-year-old Johannes Brahms. In 1852 he returned to Europe, after a stay in the United States because of German persecutions, toured with Brahms and came into contact with Franz Liszt. Obtaining amnesty in 1860, Remenyi returned to Hungary and became soloist to Emperor Franz Joseph. He than made some brilliant tour and finally died on scene. Manuscript to be studied. We join : Pourtalès, Guy de - La vie de Franz Liszt. Paris, Librairie Gallimard, 1934, 8vo, half black shagreen, spine on 5 raised bands, 310-[1] pp. Ms. dedication on flyleaf. (2 pcs)
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