100 brani celebri trascritti dal repertorio classico per strumenti a corda , a fiato e a tastiera con i bassi indicati.

Scritti introduttivi di C.Aymonino, G.De Rita, P.Leon, M.Vittorini. Bari, Laterza Ed. 1990, 2 voll. cm.13,5x21,5, pp.XXIII,604,707, con figg.bn.nt. brossura coperte figg.a col. Coll.Biblioteca di Cultura Moderna,973,974.

Traduzione di Gian Piero Brega. Milano, Feltrinelli Ed. 1962, cm.12,7x20, pp.640, 14 ill.bn.nt.e 24 tavv.bn.ft. legatura editoriale copertine figurate. Coll.Biografie,11.

London, Michael Joseph 1991, cm.16x24, pp.XXI,810, legatura editorirale cartonata, sopraccoperta figurata. This biography embraces the entire scope of Victorian science, religion and society in its panoramic sweep. It puts the man and his science back into context, posing the question of how such a stickler for respectability as Charles Darwin could not only rock the scientific establishment, but construct a theory that threatened the fabric of society in the 1830s, when England teetered close to revolution? The authors explore the fiery debates during Darwin's student days in Edinburgh, his drunken revelries in prostitute-ridden Cambridge, sobering up on the "Beagle" and his clandestine work on evolution in London before fleeing to rural Kent.