Autograph letters signed (2), dated : Liverpool, 18 October 1877, and Berlin, 4 January 1911, to Willy Hess, 1877 Oct. 18 and 1911 Jan. 4.

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Autograph letters signed (2), dated : Liverpool, 18 October 1877, and Berlin, 4 January 1911, to Willy Hess, 1877 Oct. 18 and 1911 Jan. 4.

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Saying [in 1877] that Sarasate is in London with Otto Goldschmidt, reporting on the success of his concert with Sarasate at the Crystal Palace, mentioning Redecker [i.e. Louise Redeker] and Henschel in Odysseus, saying [in 1911] that at the rehearsal the next day they will of course play the Concertstück with the new ending, which has long been added to the orchestral parts, etc.

2 items (5 p., with one envelope) ; (12mo)

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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Sarasate, Pablo ˜deœ 1844-1908

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Redeker, Louise D. A. (Louise Dorette Auguste)

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Mary Flagler Cary Music Collection (Pierpont Morgan Library)

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