Autograph letters signed (10), dated [Paris], 29 December 1908-[1913?], to André Caplet, 1908-1913.

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Autograph letters signed (10), dated [Paris], 29 December 1908-[1913?], to André Caplet, 1908-1913.

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Of a social nature, asking to see him "au sujet des sons harmoniques du Xylophone," mentioning his Rondes de printemps, Ibéria, Parfums de la nuit, [Martyre de saint Sébastien], La plus que lente, V. Ségalen [i.e. Victor Segalen, Durfils [i.e. Durand et fils], Jacques Durand, Blanche Selva, M. Bourgeat, [Henri] Pothier, M. [Jacques] Charlot, etc.

10 items (14 p., with 2 integral address leaves and 4 envelopes) ; (various sizes)

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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