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ref. SONG0851621309Used: Good unknown
ref. DADAX0851623824New unknown
ref. DADAX0769261647New unknown
ref. DADAX0786628987New unknown
1958ref. 61501958 Paris : Gallimard, Nrf, 1958 In-12, 61-(2) pages. Broché, couverture imprimée. Edition originale limitée à 1700 exemplaires, celui-ci sur vélin.
ref. 2080202103700906Teitan Secret Detective Agency N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. Size: 19cm B6 Teitan Secret Detective Agency paperback
1983106 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 21 x 22 cm. Paperback Very good condition Additional title on cover: Mysterium des Pan, Flo¨ten aus aller Welt
ref. DADAX0195170997New unknown
ref. DADAX0195170989New unknown
1920ref. 21818ABParis, A. Durand & fils, o.J. (um 1920). 4°. 3 (1) S., 7 (1) S. Orig.-Umschlag (fleckig, Einrisse mit Filmoplast hinterlegt).
1920ref. 21818ABParis, A. Durand & fils, o.J. (um 1920). 4°. 3 (1) S., 7 (1) S. Orig.-Umschlag + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden + (fleckig, Einrisse mit Filmoplast hinterlegt).
ref. DADAX0874871654New unknown
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ref. SONG1423443195Used: Good unknown
1774ref. 2111902160200040Kashima Seisuke-ban 1774. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of pages: 110 pages Size: 21.5cmx15.5cm 110p Number of books: 1 Kashima Seisuke-ban paperback
3 S. + Flöten/Gitarrenstimme auf S. 4.
1999ref. 11199FLUTE D OR 1999 180 pages 1x21x14cm. 1999. Broché. 180 pages. Ce livre est un recueil d'extraits des écrits et causeries de Sri Chinmoy sur la méditation. Il explique de manière simple ce qu'est la méditation propose des exercices accessibles à tous et répond à diverses questions concernant les expériences et difficultés que l'on peut rencontrer dans cette pratique
ref. DADAX0193577828New unknown
1961Book III comprises modern French works, from Berlioz to Messaien. 46 pages. Unused condition. Stapled binding.
ref. 6476One full-page woodcut illus. & music printing. 16 folding leaves. 8vo orig. wrappers orig. block-printed title label on upper cover rubbed new stitching. Japan: ca. 1684-1704. First edition and apparently unique; no copy is located in WorldCat or Union Catalogue of Japanese Books. The miyogiri is a type of shakuhachi an end-blown three-node bamboo flute with five finger holes. The various types of shakuhachi flutes have been some of Japan’s most popular instruments. They were brought from China in the 8th century and became popular in 17th-century Japan when they were adopted by itinerant Buddhist beggar priests komuso of the Fuke sect who were employed by the ruling warrior class. This rare and comprehensive work begins with a table of contents and a physical description of the miyogiri along with instructions on correct embouchure. The next section is concerned with fingering techniques which are illustrated in two diagrams on two pages. This is followed by a wonderful full-page woodcut illustration of a Zen monk wearing a kara religious attire giving instruction to a samurai and a younger man. Following this are nine pieces of song music for the miyogiri written in a stylized version of katakana in vertical columns from right to left. Indications of blowing intensity and length of phrase are also included in the notation as is the text of the songs. The Fuke sect left a repertoire of between 200 and 300 pieces but most were lost with the forced dissolution of the sect in 1871. Our work provides a valuable record giving the scores and lyrics for nine pieces: Yoshinoyama Inoyama Shishi odari Okazaki Edo shishi Sakai shishi Sugagaki Taki otoshi and Rinzetsu. This seems to be the only record of several of the pieces. On the final page there is an indication that a separately issued second part appeared but there seems to be no surviving copy. Fine copy. ⧠See Grove Dictionary of Music Japan Section IV.3. Andreas Gutzwiller “The Shakuhachi of the Fuke-Sect: Instrument of Zen” in The World of Music Vol. 26 No. 3 Sacred Music II 1984 pp. 53-65. For a discussion of this copy please contact us for the link. unknown books
ref. 6476One full-page woodcut illus. & music printing. 16 folding leaves. 8vo orig. wrappers orig. block-printed title label on upper cover rubbed new stitching. Japan: ca. 1684-1704. First edition and apparently unique; no copy is located in WorldCat or Union Catalogue of Japanese Books. The miyogiri is a type of shakuhachi an end-blown three-node bamboo flute with five finger holes. The various types of shakuhachi flutes have been some of Japan’s most popular instruments. They were brought from China in the 8th century and became popular in 17th-century Japan when they were adopted by itinerant Buddhist beggar priests komuso of the Fuke sect who were employed by the ruling warrior class. This rare and comprehensive work begins with a table of contents and a physical description of the miyogiri along with instructions on correct embouchure. The next section is concerned with fingering techniques which are illustrated in two diagrams on two pages. This is followed by a wonderful full-page woodcut illustration of a Zen monk wearing a kara religious attire giving instruction to a samurai and a younger man. Following this are nine pieces of song music for the miyogiri written in a stylized version of katakana in vertical columns from right to left. Indications of blowing intensity and length of phrase are also included in the notation as is the text of the songs. The Fuke sect left a repertoire of between 200 and 300 pieces but most were lost with the forced dissolution of the sect in 1871. Our work provides a valuable record giving the scores and lyrics for nine pieces: Yoshinoyama Inoyama Shishi odari Okazaki Edo shishi Sakai shishi Sugagaki Taki otoshi and Rinzetsu. This seems to be the only record of several of the pieces. On the final page there is an indication that a separately issued second part appeared but there seems to be no surviving copy. Fine copy. ⧠See Grove Dictionary of Music Japan Section IV.3. Andreas Gutzwiller “The Shakuhachi of the Fuke-Sect: Instrument of Zen” in The World of Music Vol. 26 No. 3 Sacred Music II 1984 pp. 53-65. For a discussion of this copy please contact us for the link. unknown
in-8 oblong de 33 pages, couverture imprimee. Bon etat. [TX-15] L'auteur était Professeur au Conservatoire de Lausanne
ref. DADAX1854728164New unknown
1980ref. SPN-854Paris : Heugel, 1980. Recueil 27x18,5cm, 55 pages de partitions.
1948ref. 2381948 Paris, Flammarion, 1948. In-12 carré, cartonnage illustré, non paginé. Conte original de Samivel sur un thème du XIII siècle, illustrations de l'auteur. Légères taches sur la couverture, petit manque sur un coin en bas à droite. Intérieur assez frais malgré quelques rousseurs.
