Il melodramma italiano (1861-1900). Dizionario bio-bibliografico dei compositori.

Venezia, Marsilio Ed. 1990, cm.21x28, pp.242, num.grafici e tavv.bn.nt. brossura cop.fig.a col.

Firenze, Olschki Ed. 2014, cm 17 x 24, 2 tomi di x-1012 pp. Historiae Musicae Cultores - Biblioteca, 126. Italiano Il volume fornisce un quadro del teatro musicale italiano tra il 1901 e il 1925, con particolare attenzione ai compositori ignorati da dizionari e repertori. Un periodo contraddistinto da un notevole eclettismo, nel quale nessuna delle numerose opere che ogni anno appaiono sulle scene, ad eccezione di quelle di Giacomo Puccini, riesce a conquistarsi una popolarità duratura, ma che nello stesso tempo presenta un’impressionante ricchezza di temi, stili e figure di considerevole rilevanza nella storia della musica italiana. / This volume offers an overview of Italian opera between 1901 and 1925, with a special focus on composers mostly ignored by dictionaries and inventories. The period was characterized by a remarkable eclecticism, and by the fact that of the many operas staged in those years, only those by Giacomo Puccini obtained an enduring popularity. It was also marked by an impressive variety of themes, styles, and personalities of considerable importance.

scelti dalle opere di Carlo Czerny. Ordinati, riveduti e digitati da Sigismondo Cesi, Ernesto Marciano. Neue, revidirte ausgabe von Clemens Schultze. Henry Litolff's Verlag sd.ma anni '50? cm.23x30, pp.171,66, legatura in tutta tela, titoli in oro al piatto ant. Collection Litolff.

Eingeleitet mit dem essay von Theodor Heuss, aus der biographie "die grosse deutschen"". Herausgegeben von Rolf Hocchuth. Muenchen, Bertelsmann Verlag 1982, 2 volumi , opera completa. cm.13x21,5, 1135, 1088 Seiten, und ca. 48 Farbtafeln legature editoriali in tutta tela, cofanetti.

Natl Gallery Pubns 2013, cm.21x27, pp.80, brossura, copertina figurata a colori. Edizione inglese. Johannes Vermeer (1632?1675) is one of the world?s most captivating artists. Renowned for his sublimely beautiful depictions of everyday Dutch life, Vermeer created exquisite paintings that are sought out by any art lover. Music was a key facet of 17th-century Dutch life, in both public and private. Of Vermeer?s thirty-six surviving paintings, twelve depict musical themes or a musical instrument. These include the magnificent Young Woman Standing at a Virginal, Young Woman Seated at a Virginal, The Music Lesson, and The Guitar Player, all featured in this book. The book also includes paintings by Vermeer?s contemporaries, such as Gerard ter Borch (1617?1681), Gabriel Metsu (1629?1667), and Jan Steen (c. 1626?1679). Vermeer and Music provides new insight into the cultural significance of these images. A historical overview of musical instruments and entertainment in the Dutch Republic, including the abundant publication of songbooks filled with love songs and poems, some richly illustrated, contextualizes the fascinating relationship between music and the visual arts.