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2/4 in E flat, the words by Maurice Trubert (French painter, poet and musician), an allegory about Love making Time pass, and Time making Love pass, set in a boat where Time wakes and takes up the oars, signed and inscribed in pencil by the composer in French "to Madame S. Tarkin with the author's affectionate homage", 9+1 sides 13¼" x 10¼", Paris, Henry Lemoine, no date, circa light traces of former stitching, foredges cropped with loss of last letter of signature on title leaf

F major in 6/8, words by Théophile Gautier (1811-1872), saying that if he could follow the butterflies, he would fly to his beloved's lips, signed and inscribed "Respectful Homage" in French to the soprano Madame Henriette Fuchs, with her blind embossed stamp, lithographed title frame with roses and butterflies, 1+3 sides 13¾" x 10½", Théodore Michaelis, Paris, no date, circa edges a little frayed, separated at centre folds, both without loss Together with a copy of 'La Chanson d'une mère' by A. Bourgault-Ducoudray (?brother or sister of Louis), an attractive song with words by '***', signed and inscribed A. Bourgault (in a different hand from Louis') to Madame Fuchs, and dedicated to Madame Louis Bourgault-Ducoudray, 1 + 3 sides 13¾" x 10½", Felix Mackar, Paris, no date, circa 1875. The title also advertises by the same author a setting of Victor Hugo's powerful ditty 'Le Chant de ceux… Leer más

F sharp minor in 3/4, No. 1 of 'Deux Mélodies', words by Théodore de Banville, (1823-1891), set at the court of Margaret's neglectful husband the Dauphin (Louis XI), and describing her famous kiss on the mouth of the poet Alain Chartier (for the poems he had spoken), although the ugliest man of his day, signed and inscribed in French "to Mademoiselle Thérèse Roger Respectful Homage", rococo title frame, 1+5+1 sides 13¾" x 10¾", Pfister Frères, Paris, no date, circa

3/4 in D minor, in stately style recalling Louis XIV's court, signed and inscribed in French "to Mademoiselle with the author's fond homage" and dated, decorative title in pink and light green, 1+5+1 sides 14" x 10¾", Paris, Henry Lemoine, copyright 1895, the inscription 15th February

2/4 in E major, the words from Francis Jammes' cycle 'L'église habillée de feuilles' ('The church clothed in leaves', 1906), asking his guardian angel, whom he forgot in his delight in the seasons in turn, now to hold his hand, signed and inscribed in French to the soprano Madame Henriette Fuchs "With Respect", from 'Oeuvres Vocales', second collection, 1+4+1 sides 13¾" x 10½", Paris, Rouart, Lerolle & Cie., April

supported by Jackie Cooper, Radio's Favourite Vocalist... and assisted by Robinson Cleaver", the tunes include "The White Cliffs of Dover... These Foolish Things... In the Mood... South Rampart Street Parade", the organ pieces "The Warsaw Concerto" and "Rhapsody in Blue", and listing the Skyrockets members with their former bands, leader and arranger Paul Fenoulhet (Trombone), 4 sides 8vo, Colston Hall, Bristol, 17th May

Op. 287, on strong but lyrical themes, F minor - F major in 4/4 arranged by the composer for piano and 'cello, composed for the 'cellist André Hekking with the latter's revisions and fingering, signed and inscribed on the cover in French "To Jean Vangeri, in affectionate admiration" and dated, 15 sides and cover + 4 sides 'cello part 13¾" x 10¾", Paris, Henri Lemoine,

showing him seated half length, nearly full face, with his walking stick in his right hand, an imposing presence, old identification in another hand in bottom margin, 4" x 2½", no place, no date, circa corners neatly trimmed across

for contralto or baritone, in D minor, in a setting powerful and delicate by turns, words by the Breton folklorist Anatole Le Braz, (1859-1926), describing the images he sees there, including the 'three sailors who went away to sea', signed and inscribed in French "Affectionate Homage" to the soprano Madame Henriette Fuchs, decorative lithograph title with sea scenes and an intricate patterned frame, 9 sides 14" x 10¾", Léon Grus, Paris, no date but

9/8 in A flat, no. 2 of four 'Chansons Mondaines', ('Worldly Songs'), a lively piece with French words by Bussy de Rabutin, (1618-1693), from an epigram by Catullus, signed and inscribed in French "To my remarkable interpreter M. Francell", (Fernand, 1880-1966, the French tenor), "A cordial souvenir", decorative title of two birds on a wild rose bush, 5 sides 13½" x 10½", Paris, Léon Grus & Cie., no date, circa With a pencil note, presumably by Francell, raising the last two notes an octave.

no. V, (4/4 in F), no. VI, (6/8 in B minor), and no. VII (12/8 in G minor), the words in French by Kazimierz (Przerwa-)Tetmajer, (1865-1940, Polish poet, writer and journalist), describing the calm night scene, invoking the music "of my soul" to spread its wings over all, his thoughts and dreams fly up, finally glimpsing, but by now "agitato", an eagle in his beloved Tatra mountains, soaring but suspended above the abyss, signed and inscribed in French on no. V to Fernand Francell (1880-1966, French tenor) "with all fellow-feeling, admiration and homage from the author", and dated, respectively 3, 3 and 5 sides including titles 13½" x 10¾", Lausanne, Foetisch Frères, the inscription Morges, Switzerland, August

'Barcarolle', ('Boat song'), 'Averse au printemps' ('A shower in spring'), 'Dans la conque' ('In the sea-shell'), the Greek words (with French version) by Miltiadis Malakassis, (1869-1943, of Missolonghi) are full of images of water and the sea, strikingly set by Poniridy (the piano part sometimes on three staves), signed and inscribed in French "to Madame Olénine, a great artiste, with respectful homage from the composer", (Maria Olenina, 1869-1970, Russian wife of Pierre d'Alheim and singer of folk songs from many nations), 1+15 sides and covers 13¾" x 10½", Paris, Maurice Senart, copyright

2/4 in B flat, the words from the inscription of 1621 in the church at Senan on the tomb of Marie Dupuis, including her anagram 'Dieu m'a prise', telling her husband that she was taken in the spring of her life to avoid the storms of autumn, signed and inscribed in French to the soprano Madame Henriette Fuchs "Respectful Homage", title with the heading of the epitaph within a renaissance border, 1+2 sides 13¾" x 10½", Paris, E. Baudoux & Cie., lacks (?blank) conjugate leaf to title, edges professionally repaired