26 résultats
1965réf. 197677New York: Kalmus 1965. Very Good. First thus. Very good minus. Browned minor rubbing. Kalmus unknown books
1965réf. 197678New York: Kalmus 1965. Very Good. First thus. Very good minus. Browned minor rubbing. Kalmus unknown books
1965réf. 197679New York: Kalmus 1965. Very Good. First thus. Very good minus. Browned minor rubbing. Kalmus unknown books
1948réf. 625652New York: Simon and Schuster 1948. Softcover. Very Good. 6" 78 rpm yellow vinyl record. Wear from handling and play still very good in a very good illustrated gatefold sleeve with rubbing edgewear and a sticker shadow on the front cover. Simon and Schuster unknown books
1948réf. 625653New York: Simon and Schuster 1948. Softcover. Very Good. 6" 78 rpm yellow vinyl record. Wear from handling and play still very good in a very good illustrated gatefold sleeve with rubbing edgewear and a sticker shadow on the front cover. Simon and Schuster unknown books
1931réf. NF4227DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 1931 -1932 Richard Cohn 1931 first edition a vg to near fine copy in wraps as issued. This 32 page booklet not only contains the descriptive and analytical notes of Player & Kelsey but is also replete with wonderful advertizing from Detroit merchants of the time. Richard Cohn paperback books
1929réf. NF4225DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 1929 -1930 Richard Cohn 1929 first edition a vg to near fine copy in wraps as issued. This 48 page booklet not only contains the descriptive and analytical notes of Player & Kelsey and an essay on "Music of the future" by Basil Maine but is also replete with wonderful advertizing from Detroit merchants of the time. Richard Cohn paperback books
1926réf. NF4223DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 1926 -1927 Richard Cohn 1926 first edition a vg to near fine copy in wraps as issued. This 64 page booklet not only contains the descriptive and analytical notes of Player & Kelsey and an essay on "Rhythm and Taste" by Daniel Mason but is also replete with wonderful advertizing from Detroit merchants of the time. Richard Cohn paperback books
1928réf. NF4224DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 1928 -1929 Richard Cohn 1928 first edition a vg to near fine copy in wraps as issued. This 56 page booklet not only contains the descriptive and analytical notes of Player & Kelsey but is also replete with wonderful advertizing from Detroit merchants of the time. Richard Cohn paperback books
1930réf. NF4226DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 1930 -1931 Richard Cohn 1930 first edition a vg to near fine copy in wraps as issued. This 32 page booklet not only contains the descriptive and analytical notes of Player & Kelsey but is also replete with wonderful advertizing from Detroit merchants of the time. Richard Cohn paperback books
1975réf. 584578Los Angeles California: United Artists Records 1975. Softcover. Fine. Original 7" 45 rpm vinyl record. Fine in a near fine paper sleeve. Includes both a stereo and mono mix. Theme from the Lenny Bruce biopic Lenny starring Dustin Hoffman and directed by Bob Fosse. United Artists Records unknown books
1965réf. 606060No place: RCA 1965. Softcover. Near Fine. Repress stereo 12" 33 1/3 rpm "Dynagroove" vinyl record. Piano performed by Artur Rubinstein. Conducted by Erich Leinsdorf. Some light wear from being handled and played else near fine in a very good cardboard sleeve with rubbing and bumping. LSC-2848. RCA "Red Seal" labels. RCA unknown books
1961réf. 606050No place: RCA 1961. Softcover. Very Good. Original stereo 12" 33 1/3 rpm vinyl record. Piano performed by Van Cliburn. Conducted by Fritz Reiner. Liner notes by John. N. Burk. Light wear from being handled and played including a light scratch and a scuff mark on Side Two still very good in a very good cardboard sleeve with rubbing and bumping and a small ink notation on the back cover. LSC 2562. RCA "Red Seal" labels. RCA unknown books
1970réf. 606053New York: Columbia Masterworks 1970. Softcover. Near Fine. Repress stereo 12" 33 1/3 rpm vinyl record. Piano by Rudolf Serkin. Conducted by George Szell. Liner notes by Conrad L. Osborne. Some light wear from being played and handled else near fine in a very good cardboard sleeve with rubbing and bumping and a small ink notation on the back cover. MS 6967. Gray and orange "Columbia all round" labels. Includes The Inner Sleeve Volume 72C1/4 featuring several short articles such as "The Saga of 'Der Rosenkavalier'" and "Basic Bernstein. Columbia Masterworks unknown books
1970réf. 606056New York: Columbia Masterworks 1970. Softcover. Very Good. Repress stereo 12" 33 1/3 rpm vinyl record. Conducted by Eugene Ormandy. Liner notes by Phillip Ramey. A light but noticeable scuff mark on Side One still very good in a good or better cardboard sleeve with significant rubbing. MS 7089. Gray and orange "Columbia all round" labels. Columbia Masterworks unknown books
1960réf. 605311New York: Artia 1960. Softcover. Near Fine. Original stereo 12" 33 1/3 rpm vinyl record. Performed by The Czech Philharmonic Orchestra. Conducted by Karel Sejna and Karel Ancerl. Liner notes by Herbert Glass. Some very light wear from being played and handled else near fine in a very good gatefold cardboard sleeve with rubbing some foxing along the edges of the front cover and separating a bit along the top and the bottom. ALP S 135. Artia unknown books
réf. 605262No place: Turnabout no date. Softcover. Very Good. Original stereo 12" 33 1/3 rpm vinyl record. Performed by The Royal Danish Orchestra. Conducted by Igor Markevitch. Liner notes by Robert Naur translated by Kenneth T. Tindall. Some light wear from being played and handled including a faint scratch to Side Two still very good or better in a very good cardboard sleeve with rubbing bumping with an owner name and a small bit of text underlined in pen on the back cover. TV 34050S. Turnabout unknown books
1951réf. 604491New York: Dial Records 1951. Softcover. Near Fine. Original 10" 33 1/3 rpim microgroove vinyl record. Some very light wear from being played else near fine in a very good cardboard sleeve with foxing and a small owner name on the back cover. Dial 215. Features eight tracks including "Hop Head "Don't Get Around Much" and "Duke 1949. Dial Records unknown books
1994réf. 300530Athens GA 1994. Deonna Mann b.1965 is an artist and musician who was a fixture of the experimental performance scene in Athens GA in the 1990s before moving to NYC. ~~This rare record is number 21 of 200 containing four songs by Mann and the rest of the 15-piece orchestra in a standard sleeve green covers and plastic sleeve. ~No visible damage. unknown books
1966réf. 159963Paris: Parimage 1966. Vintage borderless photograph of clarinetists Harold Ashby Harry Carney and Russell Procope in Paris performing with Duke Ellington and his Orchestra performance date circa 1969-1973. Stamp of photographer Jean-Pol Stercq on the verso along with the stamp of Parimage. 9.5 x 7 inches. Very Good plus. Parimage unknown books
1935réf. 133994London: British Broadcasting Corporation BBC 1935. Seven vintage black-and-white still photographs and two double weight sepia photographs from the UK release of the 1935 British documentary film. Included is the original trasmittal envelope with the printed label "On His Majesty's Service." Featured in two of the photographs are Henry Hall and his Orchestra a.k.a. the BBC Symphony Orchestra the BBC "house band" in the 1930s. The earliest and perhaps the first documentary on the British Broadcasting Service paying tribute to its technological greatness the span of its reach the people affected by it and its diversity of news humor lifestyle reporting and music. Featured in the documentary were many of the BBC's literary voices including H.G. Wells G.K. Chesterton J.B. Priestley and George Bernard Shaw. 8.5 x 6.5 inches. Near Fine. British Broadcasting Corporation [BBC] unknown books
1991réf. 140752New York: Arts at St. Anna's 1991. Original program for a performance by the Orchestra of St. Luke's conducted by David Alan Miller held at The Town Hall in New York City on June 8 and 9 1981. The performance featured four pieces: "Freeform" and "Shivering Air" composed by Glenn Branca "Sanctus" composed by John Cale and "The Forest" composed by David Byrne who also performed this piece at the concert support by the orchestra and the group New York Voices. With brief notes by each composer regarding their pieces. From the collection of Glenn Branca. 7 x 9.75 inches. Ten pages saddle stapled in self wrappers. Near Fine. Arts at St. Anna's unknown books
1937réf. 544873New York: Century Orchestra Corp 1937. Unbound. Good. Gelatin silver publicity photo. Measuring 10" x 8". Professionally matted glazed with conservation glass and framed to approximately 16" x 14½" the photo held in place with clear photo corners. Unexamined out of frame but the photo appears good only with staining along the bottom edge affecting only a small portion of the image and edgewear including short chips and tears. The frame is fine with a tiny bit of wear. Inscribed by Don Redman: "To 'Ella Mae' My best Regard for your continued Success and may all your success be with my band. Don Redman 1937." Ella Mae is quite possibly the singer Ella Mae Morse although in 1937 she would have been 14 years old and just beginning her career. Morse received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1960. A handsome image of Redman and his band performing on a wonderful casino-themed stage. Century Orchestra Corp unknown books
1930réf. List2913Omaha Nebraska: The Metropolitan Press 1930. 14 x 21 ½ inch poster. Worn with marginal damage; very good plus. Nat Towles 1905–1963 was a jazz musician and bandleader from New Orleans. His band first called Nat Towles’ Creole Harmony Kings was a renowned territory band in Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska. They would later have residences in Omaha and Chicago and tour New York City. Offered here is a poster for the Nat Towles Orchestra at the Trianon Ballroom in Croweburg Kansas likely from the 1930s given the location and band name. Croweburg was a coal mining town—and a sundown town until 1912.1 1 “A.P.Roundtree Esq.” The Kansas Baptist Herald May 20 1912 1. The Metropolitan Press unknown books
1920réf. 544854New York: Mills Artists Inc 1920. Hardcover. Near Fine. Gelatin silver publicity photo. Measuring 8" x 10". Professionally matted glazed and framed to approximately 14" x 16¾" the photo held in place with clear photo corners. Unexamined out of frame but the photo appears near fine with light wear. The frame is fine. Inscribed by saxophonist Otto Hardwick pictured on the left: "To Dick Gabel A.M.N. Best wishes Toby Otto Von Hardwick." Hardwick was a childhood friend and longtime bandmate of Ellington's. Mills Artists Inc hardcover books
