Resultados de búsqueda: Music/Lyrics, Song Books from OLD WORKING BOOKS & Bindery (Est. 1994)

New York: Songs of Today, Inc, July-August, 1928. Illustrated by music notation, ports. First edition. {Piano, voice, ukulele arr.}. Stapled wraps. 4to. pp. 20. VG. Light soil and toning. Six songs for piano and ukulele arrangement by May Singhi Breen, "The Ukulele Lady", lyrics..

Paris: Societe Anonyme d'Edition Mutbelle de Musique, [1889]. Illustrated by original wraps lithograph front and rear covers bound in, title page vignettes. assumed debut production edition edition. Partition Chant et Piano. E.M. 127 [voice and piano]. Period quarter calf over marbled boards. Imperial 8vo (28cm). pp. 216. Very Good/Ex-Lib. Library book plate and perforated stamps, rear withdrawn label. Rubbed and worn leather spine and edgeworn boards coated with Marney's dressing. Internally toned eps with no notation and best of all...opens flat for playing and still a beautiful tight working copy with dark musical notation. Period publisher subscription ad laid in. Lauri Lauri's English Patomime Company, Ballets Maitre de Ballt: M. Balbiani, Zafretta, Aenea et 50 Dames du Corps de Ballet, Regisseur General Bauge, Chef d'Orchestre Louis Goudesone. Prelude to Finale..

New York: O. Pagani & Bro, 1937. Illustrated by Scott cover. Assumed first edition. Pagani Accordion Library. Stapled wraps. 31cm. pp. 75. Very Good. Light cover soil, faint stain to fore-edge, internally fine, no marking. Music school stamp to front cover (Frank Gaviani)..

Philadelphia: Judson Press, (1921). First edition. Tan pictorial cover pamphlet. 12mo. pp. [69 hymns]. VG. Overall page darkening..

Chicago: Samuel W. Beazley & Son, 1929. Printed stapled wraps. 12mo. pp. [ii] Ads, 69 Hymns, [1] Ads. Good. Edge and overall darkening..

New York: D. Appleton, 1845. Illustrated by music notation: SATB, solo etc parts as written (Stereotyped by The Boston Type and Stereotype Foundry). Stated 3rd Corrected edition. c.1838. Restored in-house by KTB as follows: original paper boards deacidified, cleaned, retained and edges restored to smooth; new J. Hewit acid free hand dyed calf spine as color of original; original endpapers retained; linen tape re-threaded as original to lie flat. Oblong (15x24,5cm). pp. 342. General Index, Anthems, Chants, &c., Metrical Index. Near Fine. Light stain and soil to boards; trace spots of foxing within. A beautiful restored working copy which opens flat on music desk. Consult The American Classical Hymns website for examples and further study. [Note: Our binder, Karen Thompson Bullock is currently restoring three additional pre-Civil War era sacred/church music oblongs] ..

New York: Harper & Row, (1969). Illustrated by some music notation, Marian Ebert jacket. Stated first edition. Washable quarter cloth. 8vo. pp. [x], 245. Bibliography, Index. Fine/Near Fine/Unclipped price in mylar. Traces of rubs and soil to jacket. History and lore of 18 songs..

Chicago: Rodeheaver Gospel Music, n.d. Edited by Charles H. Gabriel. First edition. (ca.1915-25). Olive illustrated stapled-wraps. 12mo. pp. 288. About Very Good. Cover wear, tiny edge tears to several pages. Contains 353 hymns and reading, two indices..

[Maine]: Alumni Council, Bates College (John Worley Co., Boston), (1931). Illustrated by Sketch of front entrance cover. Stated preliminary edition. Stapled wraps, illustrated pebble cover. Imperial 8vo. pp. 23, [1] colophon. VG. Minor cover wear, soil and page toning. Piano and voice lines for 21 songs followed by two pages of lyrics only for 11 songs. Scarce..

New York: Taintor Brothers, Merrill & Co, (1880). First thus edition. Brown cloth. 8vo. pp. 394, 126. Good/Ex-Lib. Worn boards and toned pages with library accompaniments but opens flat for playing with tiny pencil "x" above previous owner's favorites..

New York: Cosmopolitan Book Corporation, 1929. Illustrated by Lawrence Schick. First (SD) edition. Decorated brown cloth. Small 4to. pp. 621. Index. Fine/No jacket, as issued. Music arranged by Philip Egner, foreword by Peter B. Kyne. Oversize..

Boston: Ticknor & Field, 1863. First edition. voice line. Leather backed paper printed boards (green). Oblong (16x25cm). pp. 400. Very Good/Ex-Lib. Rebacked spine and corners in acid free J. Hewitt washable black cloth and new headbands and marbled endpapers. Front edge ploughed and last page repaired with archival tape. Paper covers worn but readable. Only library markings are tiny red stamps on first two pages. Baker succeeded Mason as teacher of music in the Boston public schools 1841-7 and at the same time was president of the Handel and Haydn Society; soloist and composer of 3 cantatas; editor of Boston Music Journal; founded Boston Music School (1851-68). Perkins was elder brother of Henry Southwick Perkins and Julius Edson Perkins and editor of over 40 songbooks..

Boston: Tremont Temple Baptist Church, n.d. Illustrated by Port frontis. Orange Printed stapled wraps. 12mo. pp. [ii], 75 Hymns. VG. Light cover soil..

Boston: Tremont Temple Baptist Church, n.d. Illustrated by Port frontis. Orange Printed stapled wraps. 12mo. pp. [ii], 75 Hymns. VG. Light cover soil..

New York: Treasure Chest Publications, 1943. Illustrated by Color cover by Barbelle, color rear ad. Assumed first edition. {piano and voice}. Stapled wraps. Short Super Royal 8vo. pp. 40. Near Fine. Overall light page toning, one minor front scuff. Piano and voice lines for 23 songs and piano only 18 jigs and reels. (Two copies available: choose brown or blue base cover)..

New York: Treasure Chest Publications, 1943. Illustrated by Color cover, b/w line drawings. Assumed first edition. {piano and voice}. Stapled wraps. Short Super Royal 8vo. pp. 48. Very Good. One page tear, several straightened dogears, joint tear to cover. Piano and voice lines for 43 songs..

Boston & New York: C. C. Birchard & Co, 1929. Stated VOCAL edition. {voice with some piano acc.} (c.1919 No. 1 Brown Book). Stapled wraps. 8vo. pp. Unpaginated, 176 songs with music notation, [3] responsive readings (Psalms, Literature), 177-185 verso only. Very Good+. Bottom corner bumped throughout..

San Mateo, CA: Redwood Press (Syntax Associates), (1981). Illustrated by Keith Ferris jacket paintings; text airplane silhouettes, cartoons and reproductions. Stated First edition. Blue washable cloth. Inscribed by "Bill Getz Lt. Col. USAT (ret) 01/05/84 to Wayne [W?-H?-M?]iller, May all your skies be blue, and the wind on your tail." in blue on ffep. 4to. pp. Alphabetical numerical pagination. Very Good/In like jacket/No price in mylar. Head bump and edgewear to binding in bright jacket with same, several larger chips to top edge. Lyrics to over 660 songs with extensive checklist. Flapology: "Songs of pilots, bombardiers, gunners, navigators, ground crews, mechanics and 36 WWI songs never published before in the United States". ISBN: 0941196003..