COOPER
(H.C., Violinist)
Autograph letter signed to the Rev. J. Wreford,
enclosing "a Programme of my Annual Benefit Concert" [not present] and respectfully soliciting "the honor of your Patronage", 1 side 6¼" x 3¾", 2 Prospect Place, St. Michael's Hill, Bristol, dated in another hand May
laid down by blank fourth side
Item Date:
1845
Stock No:
54149
£30
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COSTA
(Pasquale Mario, 1858-1933, Italian composer)
Autograph Letter Signed in Italian to 'Dearest Signora', (Mme Ernesta Stern),
accepting a lunch invitation, 1 side 8vo, Splendid Hotel, Avenue Carnot, Paris, 1st January
Item Date:
1912
Stock No:
50925
£45
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COSTA
(Pasquale Mario, 1858-1933, Italian composer)
Autograph Letter Signed in Italian to 'Dearest Signora', (Mme Ernesta Stern)
saying that he is "already in Paris because my London publisher is on his way here. As soon as I have seen him I will write to you ...", 1 side 8vo, Splendid Hotel, Avenue Carnot, Paris, 22nd January
short tear in fold
Item Date:
1912
Stock No:
50926
£45
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COSTA
(Pasquale Mario, 1858-1933, Italian composer)
Autograph Letter Signed in Italian to 'Dearest Signora', (Mme Ernesta Stern)
accepting "with great pleasure" for dinner, 1 side 8vo, Splendid Hotel, Avenue Carnot, Paris, 17th June
short tears in blank top margin
Item Date:
1913
Stock No:
50927
£40
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COSTA
(Pasquale Mario, 1858-1933, Italian composer)
Long autograph letter signed to 'Dearest Signora', Mme Ernesta Stern,
saying he is just back "from Taranto, and tomorrow ... I have to set off for London to confer with my Publisher", but asking if they can meet the next week to "talk about the Pantomime and the difficulties which have hindered and do hinder me from setting your work, which I like exceedingly, to music at this time ... I say it with all frankness and sincerity as an artist, that I will be very happy to collaborate with you who are so kind and who sheds lustre on our country in every way", he refers to his commitments, adding "To adapt my popular songs which do not belong to my new Publisher is not feasible artistically ... because the action runs on continuously and the music ought to accompany it. This evening I am going to hear from Poliakoff" and will ask Barthélemy to visit Mme Stern and explain "all the reasons which are paralysing the fulfilment of my desire ... better than I have done in writing ... Believe me meanwhile your most devoted", 4 sides 8vo, Splendid Hotel, Avenue Carnot, Paris, 13th January
Item Date:
1913
Stock No:
17802
£225
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