Autographs - Other

• Remenyi, Eduard (1828-1898)
  SIG of the Hungarian violinist and youthful friend of Brahms. Signed Ed Remenyi. On a small card, n.d.
  SIG-15905 $40Inquire
• Reszke, Jean & Edouard, de
  SIGs of both Jean and Edouard de Reszke, the Polish opera singing brothers. Large album leaf, 1896. A little frayed at top (not affecting).
  SIG-09068 $100Inquire
• Reszke, Jean de (1850-1925)
  SIG of the Polish tenor with compliments. Small hotel letterhead, London, July 1889. Original smudge to last letter of signature.
  SIG-15933 $35Inquire
• Reznicek, Emil Von (1860-1945)
  SIG of the Austrian composer (E. W. v. Reznicek), best known for his overture to Donna Diana. Small card, Oberstdorf, 1937.
  SIG-09032 $50Inquire
• Richardson, Clive (1909-1998)
  AMQ, small card, n/d. The English composer of light music pens and signs three bars from his London Fantasia. A little smudging (likely original).
  AMQ-15976 $20Inquire
• Richter, Hans (1843-1916)
  SIG of the eminent German conductor on a small sheet with sentiments in German. Trimmed close at top.
  SIG-15942 $40Inquire
• Richter, Sviatoslav (1914-1997)
  SIG of the beloved Russian pianist with sentiment. All in Cyrillic. White card, n.d. A desirable example.
  SIG-08958 $100Inquire
• Richter, Sviatoslav (1914-1997)
  SIG. The beloved Russian pianist signs and addresses the back flap of an envelope in Cyrillic. He also addresses the front to a man in Massachussetts. With seven Russian stamps dated 1961 and 1966. A bit dusty with creases and former folds, one of which runs through signature.
  SIG-00838 $75Inquire
• Ronald, Landon (1873-1938)
  SIG of the English conductor and pedagog. On a small piece of paper, London, 1910.
  SIG-09004 $30Inquire
• Rosbaud, Hans (1895-1962)
  SIG of the Austrian conductor who premiered works by Bartók and Schoenberg, including the latter's Moses und Aron on just eight days' notice in 1954. Album leaf, 1931.
  SIG-09002 $35Inquire
• Rosé, Arnold (1863-1946)
  SIG of the Romanian-born Austrian violinist. He was for fifty years the concertmaster of the Vienna Philharmonic, married a sister of Mahler, and knew both Brahms and Schoenberg. On small piece of paper, Vienna, 1934.
  SIG-09203 $35Inquire
• Rosenstock, Joseph (1895-1985)
  SIG of the Polish-American conductor, who led premieres of Krenek, Copland, and von Einem. On a small album leaf, 1929. (Three punch holes at left, not affecting).
  SIG-00794 $20Inquire
• Rosenthal, Moriz (1862-1946)
  SIG of the Polish-American pianist, who signs across a handwritten staff with treble clef. Nice. (Small crease at bottom right corner, not affecting).
  SIG-14582 $40Inquire
• Rosenthal, Moriz (1862-1946)
  SIG of the Polish-American pianist. Clipped from letter on lined paper, 1898.
  SIG-15662 $20Inquire
• Rothier, Léon (1874-1951)
  SIG of the French bass-baritone who enjoyed a thirty-year career at the Metropolitan Opera. Small album leaf, n/d.
  SIG-00742 $20Inquire
• Rubinstein, Arthur (1887-1982)
  SIG of the favorite Polish pianist in the January 28 square of a birthday book page (his birthday). In pencil. Page clipped (the square for January 29 is not present), n.d.
  SIG-00844 $25Inquire
• Rubinstein, Arthur (1887-1982)
  SIG of the Polish-American pianist with sentiments. On the verso of a trimmed sheet music wrapper, 1936. A large and bold example.
  SIG-00845 $80Inquire
• Rubinstein, Arthur (1887-1982)
  PGM booklet, Mexico, 1941. The celebrated pianist signs on the cover near his portrait with brief sentiments in Spanish.
  PGM-15974 $100Inquire
• Ryan, Charlotte (1892-1956)
  SIG of the American soprano, who sang comprimario roles at the Metropolitan Opera from 1922 to 1932. On small album leaf, 1924.
  SIG-09090 $10Inquire
• Saint-Saëns, Camille (1835-1921)
  SIG. C. Saint-Saëns. On long clipping of white paper but a nice, large signature. N.d.
  SIG-09018 $200Inquire
• Sammons, Albert (1886-1957)
  SIG of the English violinist who specialized in English works and was well known for his interpretation of Elgar's Violin Concerto. Centered on a small piece of pale gray paper, 1919.
  SIG-00919 $35Inquire
• Sanky, Ira (1840-1908)
  SIG of the American gospel singer and prolific hymn composer, above which he adds "God is love." Small card, Brooklyn, 1885.
  SIG-09036 $35Inquire
• Sargent, Malcolm (1895-1967)
  TLS, small card, 1950. The British choral conductor thanks pianist Katharine Goodson for her compliments.
  ALS-10462 $25Inquire
• Sargent, Malcolm (1895-1967)
  SIG of the influential English conductor, known particularly for his choral conducting. In blue crayon on a birthday book page (April 29). Only that portion of the page is present.
  SIG-00797 $15Inquire
• Sauer, Emil von (1862-1942)
  SIG of the eminent German pianist-pedagogue and foremost Liszt pupil. On a small green card. 1935.
  SIG-00846 $35Inquire
• Sauer, Emil von (1862-1942)
  SIG of the German pianist-composer on a large card. 1922. Lower left corner missing and small chip at top (neither affecting).
  SIG-08974 $40Inquire
• Sauret, Emile (1852-1920)
  SIG of the eminent violinist-composer, quoting Shakespeare above his name: To be or not to be. On a small card, Chicago, 1906.
  SIG-15907 $35Inquire
• Schillings, Max Von (1868-1933)
  AMQ, 1 p., 1918. Four bars from the German composer-conductor's opera Mona Lisa. Mounting residue on verso.
  AMQ-01581 $75Inquire
• Schillings, Max Von (1868-1933)
  SIG of the German conductor on an album leaf. 1924.
  SIG-00892 $20Inquire
• Schmitt, Florent (1870-1958)
  ALS, postcard (sepia chateau image, with stamp), docked 1937. A short note in French to Polish baritone Doda Conrad. Somewhat creased.
  ALS-01377 $100Inquire
• Schoeck, Othmar (1886-1957)
  SIG of the Swiss composer, known especially for his song output. On a small card, n.d.
  SIG-00893 $30Inquire
• Schoeck, Othmar (1886-1957)
  SIG of the Swiss composer on a small card. n/d. A particularly nice example.
  SIG-09033 $20Inquire
• Scholz, Bernhard (1835-1916)
  AMQ, 1 p., 1893. Eleven bars from Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 24, K. 491, with sentiments from the German conductor-composer. Browned, small chip on lower corner.
  AMQ-08201 $50Inquire
• Schulhof, Otto (1889-1958)
  SIG of the Austrian pianist-composer. Small card, 1930.
  SIG-15671 $15Inquire
• Schulhoff, Julius (1825-1898)
  AMQ, large sheet (10.5" h x 15.5" w), Vienna, 1852. The Bohemian composer and pianist, who was encouraged by Chopin, writes and signs five unidentified bars for piano entitled Allegretto. With creases from former folding, but a nice example.
  AMQ-15956 $70Inquire
• Schuman, William (1910-1992)
  TLS, 1 p., 1955. The composer and Juilliard president informs bass singer Doda Conrad that there are no available teaching positions at the school. On Juilliard letterhead.
  ALS-05472 $50Inquire
• Schumann, Elisabeth (1888-1952)
  SIG of the German soprano. Clipped from a folded hotel letterhead, on which a very small portion of her letter to Miss Stanfield is legible on both sides. A good example despite being clipped. Miss Standfield would be the English cellist Milly Stanfield.
  SIG-16477 $20Inquire
• Schumann-Heink, Ernestine (1861-1936)
  SIG of the operatic contralto, over which she has written "Erda", one of her Wagnerian roles. Album leaf, dated by her 1898-1926. With an unidentified signature on verso.
  SIG-15644 $25Inquire
• Schumann-Heink, Ernestine (1861-1936)
  SIG of the Austrian contralto on a card, next to which is pasted a small black-and-white portait (likely from a magazine). Dated 1927 in a different hand on the verso.
  SIG-14237 $20Inquire
• Scott, Cyril (1879-1970)
  SIG of the English composer on a small card. n/d. A good example.
  SIG-00879 $25Inquire
• Seidl, Anton (1850-1898)
  EPH, handwritten telegram in an unknown hand, New York, 1897. A message dictated by the great Wagnerian conductor to arrange a quartet rehearsal. Probably refers to the Kneisel Quartet and Franz Kneisel. Unsigned and laid down on larger sheet.
  EPH-15963 $20Inquire
• Seidl-Kraus, Auguste (1854-1839)
  AMQ, album leaf, n/d. The Wagnerian soprano and wife of conductor Anton Seidl boldly signs and pens two four-bar quotations from Tannhäuser and Die Walküre with sentiments in German. Unidentified AMQ on verso, dated 1891.
  AMQ-15970 $50Inquire
• Sembach, Johannes (1881-1944)
  SIG of the German Wagnerian tenor, above which he has written Souvenir of "Parisfal". Covent Garden, 1914. A handsome example on a large album leaf with deckled edges.
  SIG-15675 $30Inquire
• Sembrich, Marcella (1858-1935)
  SIG of the Polish soprano who figured prominently in the inaugural season of the Metropolitan Opera. She would perform there 466 times, most notably under the baton of Gustav Mahler and alongside Enrico Caruso. On small sheet with sentiments in French, Breslau, 1887. An early example in fine condition.
  SIG-16125 $40Inquire
• Serkin, Rudolf (1903-1991)
  SIG of the Austrian-American pianist, penned when he was just twenty years old. At the time he was still living with Adolf Busch, his teacher and mentor, and beginning to make a name for himself internationally. Small album leaf, 1925.
  SIG-08971 $40Inquire
• Shakespeare, William (1849-1931)
  ALS, 1 p., 1877. The English tenor writes to Leeds Festival choral director James Broughton with hopes they can soon collaborate.
  ALS-16163 $20Inquire
• Singer, Ödön Edmund (1830-1912)
  AMQ, small sheet, 1896. The Hungarian violinist, who was appointed concertmaster at Weimar on Liszt's recommendation, pens and signs two unidentified bars on treble clef with a friendly inscription in German. Chipped and delicate at edges.
  AMQ-15949 $50Inquire
• Singher, Martial (1904-1990)
  Two ALS, 2 pp. each, 1948 and 1952. The French operatic baritone twice writes to music scholar Siegmund Levarie about programming details for University of Chicago concerts.
  ALS-15964 $35Inquire