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Tyson MS 25

Record Id:

040-001628712

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032-001628665

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Tyson MS 25

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MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS OF MUSICIANS AND OTHERS; 1806-1965, n.d.

ff. 37. Overall size 283 x 247mm.

1. ff. 1-5. Correspondence relating to a letter of 1790 from Clemens August von Schall to Amtsgerichtsrath Degen revealing that the author of the text of Beethoven’s early cantata WoO 87 (and apparently 88 too) was S. A. Averdonk; 1899. f. 1 is a letter from the musicologist Hermann Deiters to Degen asking to see the letter in his possession. ff. 2-4 are a correspondence between Degen and his son, reaching the decision that the letter should be shown to Deiters. f. 5 is a card from Felix Hauptmann thanking Degen for showing him the same letter.

2. ff. 6-37. Miscellaneous letters of musicians and others; 1806-1965, n.d. Arranged alphabetically. The authors are listed in the index. For a description of the visiting card of Haydn (f. 21; purchased by Tyson at Sotheby’s, 17 Dec. 1963, lot 375), see A. C. Dies, Biographische Nachrichten von Josef Haydn, ed. H. Seeger (Berlin, 1962), p. 115.

includes:

f. 1 Dr Hermann Deiters, musicologist: Amtsgerichtsrath Degen, of Bonn: Letter to Amtsgerichtsrath — Degen from Dr. Hermann Deiters: 1899: Germ: Autogr.
f. 2 Amtsgerichtsrath Degen, of Bonn: Carl Degen, son of Amtgerichtsrath Degen: Letter to Carl Degen from Amtsgerichtsrath — Degen: 1899: Germ: Autogr.
ff. 3-4 Amtsgerichtsrath Degen, of Bonn: Carl Degen, son of Amtgerichtsrath Degen: Letter to Amtsgerichtsrath — Degen from Carl Degen: 1899: Germ: Autogr.
f. 5 Amtsgerichtsrath Degen, of Bonn: Felix Hauptmann, Doctor of Laws: Card to Amtsgerichtsrath — Degen from Felix Hauptmann: [1899]: Germ: Autogr.
f. 6 Marie Louise Cécilie Emma Albani, DBE; singer; wife of E Gye: Fragment of a letter: 19th cent.: Fr: Autogr., signed.
f. 7 Luigi Arditti, musician: Fragment of a letter: 19th cent.: Ital: Autogr., signed.
f. 8 François Hippolite Barthélemon, violinist: Robert Birchall, music publisher: Letter to Robert Birchall from François Hippolite Barthélemon: 1806: Autogr.
f. 9 Sir Julius al. Jules Benedict, composer and conductor: Musical quotation: 1872: Autogr., signed.
f. 10 Albi Rosenthal, bookseller and collector: Alan Walker Tyson, musicologist: Photocopy of a note presenting a letter to Alan Walker Tyson from Albi Rosenthal: 1965: Autogr.
f. 11 Charles Jane Ashley, cellist; Secretary, Royal Society of Musicians; Secretary, Philharmonic Society: Muzio Clementi, composer: Photocopy of a letter to Charles Jane Ashley from Muzio Clementi: 1815: Autogr.
f. 13 Sir Michael Costa, composer: Musical quotation: 1872: Fr: Autogr., signed.
f. 15 Aloys Fuchs, musicologist: John Field, composer and pianist: Letter to 'Monsieur Fuchs', probably A. Fuchs from John Field: n.d.: Fr: Autogr.
f. 16 Alberto Igenio Randegger, composer: Ettore Fiori, musician: Letter to Alberto Igenio Randegger from Ettore Fiori: 1872: Ital: Autogr.
f. 17 Alan Walker Tyson, musicologist: Oliver Wray Neighbour, bibliographer and musicologist: Anna Freud, daughter of S Freud; child psychologist: Photocopy of a letter to Alan Walker Tyson from Anna Freud, with an annotation in pencil by Oliver Wray Neighbour: 1955: Autogr.
f. 18 Sigmund Freud, psychoanalyst: Sándor Lorand, psychoanalyst: Envelope for a letter to Sándor Lorand from Sigmund Freud: 1933: Autogr.
f. 19 Italo Gardoni, singer: Letter: n.d.: Ital: Autogr.
f. 20 Sir Charles Hallé, pianist and conductor: Letter: n.d.: Autogr.
f. 21 Franz Joseph Haydn, composer: Visiting card, with musical quotation from 'Der Greis', Hob.XXVc/5: [1806]: Germ: Printed.
ff. 22-3 Johann Michael Haydn, composer: Musical quotation probably by Johann Michael Haydn: n.d.: Probably autogr.
f. 24 Ferdinand von Hiller, conductor and composer: Musical quotation: 1871: Germ: autogr., signed.
f. 25 Alberto Igenio Randegger, composer: Alessandro Pegg, musician: Letter to Alberto Igenio Randegger from Alessandro Pegg: n.d.: Ital: Autogr.
f. 26 Luigi Ravelli, musician: Maria Ravelli, wife of L Ravelli: Note, signed by Luigi Ravelli and Maria Ravelli: 1885: Fr.
f. 27 Alberto Igenio Randegger, composer: Henry Brinley Richards, pianist and composer: Fragment of a letter to Alberto Igenio Randegger from Henry Brinley Richards: n.d.: Autogr., signed.
f. 29 Gioacchino Antonio Rossini, composer: Baron Ferdinand Devoir,; Conseil général de France à Milan: Grant of a pension to Gioacchino Antonio Rossini by Baron Ferdinand Devoir: 1840: Fr: Copy, signed.
f. 30 Gioacchino Antonio Rossini, composer: Pleyel, Wolff & Cie; Facteurs de Pianos: E. Herbault, piano dealer: Receipt for the sale of a piano to Gioacchino Antonio Rossini by Pleyel, Wolff & Cie (Facteurs de Pianos), signed by E. Herbault: 1858: Fr.
f. 31 Gioacchino Antonio Rossini, composer: Olympe Rossini, née Pélissier; second wife of G A Rossini: Invitation to the funeral of Gioacchino Antonio Rossini from Olympe Rossini: 1868: Fr: Printed.
f. 32 Sir Michael Costa, composer: Olympe Rossini, née Pélissier; second wife of G A Rossini: Letter to Sir Michael Costa from Olympe Rossini: 1869: Fr: Autogr.
f. 33 Gioacchino Antonio Rossini, composer: Invitation to his year's memorial service: 1869: Fr: Printed.
f. 34 J. Rothschild: Fragment of a letter: n.d.: Autogr., signed.
ff. 35-6 George Thomson, of Edinburgh; collector of Scottish music: Dr M. Cagan: Letter to Dr. M. Cagan from George Thomson: n.d.: Autogr.
f. 37 Alberto Igenio Randegger, composer: W. Vinhe, musician: Letter to Alberto Igenio Randegger from W. Vinhe: n.d.: Autogr.

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Tyson Collection

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Tyson MS : Tyson Collection

Tyson MS 25 : MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS OF MUSICIANS AND OTHERS; 1806-1965, n.d.ff. 37. Overall size 283 x 247mm.1. ff. 1-5. Correspondence relating to…

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English
French
German
Italian

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Latin

Start Date:

1806

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1965

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1806-1965

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Names:

Albani, Emma, née Lajeunesse, singer, c 1847-1930
Arditti, Luigi, musician
Ashley, Charles Jane, cellist, Sec Royal Society of Musicians, Sec Philharmonic Society
Barthélemon, François Hippolite, violinist and composer, 1741-1808
Benedict, Julius, Knight, called Jules, composer and conductor, 1804-1885
Birchall, Robert, music publisher
Cagan, M, Dr.
Clementi, Muzio, pianist, composer and publisher, 1752-1832
Costa, Michael Andrew Angus, Knight, composer and conductor, 1808-1884
Degen, -, civil servant and musicologist, fl 1895-1899
Degen, Carl, son of Amtgerichtsrath Degen, fl 1899
Deiters, Hermann, musicologist and teacher, 1833-1907
Devoir, Ferdinand, Baron, diplomat, fl 1840
Field, John, composer and pianist, 1782-1837
Fiori, Ettore, composer, 1825-1898
Freud, Anna, psychoanalyst, daughter of Sigmund Freud, 1895-1982
Freud, Sigmund, founder of psychoanalysis, 1856-1939
Fuchs, Aloys, musicologist and collector, 1799-1853
Gardoni, Italo, singer, 1821-1882
Hallé, Charles, Knight, pianist and conductor, 1819-1895,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000121274762,
   see also http://viaf.org/viaf/34584531
Hauptmann, Felix, Doctor of Laws
Haydn, Franz Joseph, composer, 1732-1809
Haydn, Johann Michael, composer, 1737-1806
Herbault, E, piano dealer
Hiller, Ferdinand von, conductor and composer
Lorand, Sándor, psychoanalyst
Neighbour, Oliver Wray, called Tim, bibliographer and musicologist, 1923-2015
Pegg, Alessandro, musician
Pleyel, Wolff & Cie, Facteurs de Pianos
Randegger, Alberto Igenio, composer and conductor, 1832-1911
Ravelli, Luigi, musician
Ravelli, Maria, wife of L Ravelli
Richards, Henry Brinley, pianist and composer, 1817-1885
Rosenthal, Albi, bookseller and collector, 1914-2004
Rossini, Gioachino Antonio, composer, 1792-1868,
   see also http://isni.org/isni/000000012127560X,
   see also http://viaf.org/viaf/34644407
Rossini, Olympe, née Pélissier second wife of G A Rossini
Rothschild, J
Thomson, George, of Edinburgh, collector of Scottish music
Tyson, Alan Walker, musicologist
Vinhe, W, musician