Autograph letters signed (19), dated : Vienna, Rottach Egern, Berg am Starnberger See, Traunstein bei Gmunden, Berlin, and [n.p.], 1904-1917, [and n.d.], to Arnold Rosé (two are to "Professor Rosé," the rest are to "Herr Konzertmeister"), 1904-1917, [and n.d.], including 1904 June 9 and 1913 Dec.

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Autograph letters signed (19), dated : Vienna, Rottach Egern, Berg am Starnberger See, Traunstein bei Gmunden, Berlin, and [n.p.], 1904-1917, [and n.d.], to Arnold Rosé (two are to "Professor Rosé," the rest are to "Herr Konzertmeister"), 1904-1917, [and n.d.], including 1904 June 9 and 1913 Dec. 4.

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Recommending the composer Carl Weigl and his quite extraordinary string quartet, discussing the composition, rehearsal, and performance of his own works, inviting the Rosé Quartet to a performance--"ein Experiment"--Of the string orchestra versions of the Second [String] Quartet and of Verklärte Nacht, sending 50th birthday greetings, mentioning Frau Gutheil, Nestor Lejeune, [Julius] Korngold, Dr. [Hugo] Botstiber, etc.

19 items (32 p.) ; various sizes.

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