Panseron, Auguste Mathieu. (1796-1859). Surtout ne l'éveillez-pas!. Upright quarto. Song by the eminent French voice teacher in the hand of an unidentified copyist. One bifolium with 16 staves to each page. Music begins on fol. 2v and continues on fol. 1r; other pages blank. For soprano, tenor and piano or harp. E-flat major, time signature C. Strophe 1 as text underlay, strophes 2 and 3 as residual text. 11.5 x 8.75 inches (29.3 x 22 cm). In fine condition.
A nice manuscript copy of a romance published by Janet et Cotelle, Paris (no date; before 1836) as "Nocturne pour deux voix." The author of the text is unknown. Panseron was best known for his songs in his lifetime, but his work as a voice teacher, which includes pedagogical writings and exercises, proved to be his lasting legacy.
Panseron, Auguste Mathieu. (1796-1859). Surtout ne l'éveillez-pas!. Upright quarto. Song by the eminent French voice teacher in the hand of an unidentified copyist. One bifolium with 16 staves to each page. Music begins on fol. 2v and continues on fol. 1r; other pages blank. For soprano, tenor and piano or harp. E-flat major, time signature C. Strophe 1 as text underlay, strophes 2 and 3 as residual text. 11.5 x 8.75 inches (29.3 x 22 cm). In fine condition.
A nice manuscript copy of a romance published by Janet et Cotelle, Paris (no date; before 1836) as "Nocturne pour deux voix." The author of the text is unknown. Panseron was best known for his songs in his lifetime, but his work as a voice teacher, which includes pedagogical writings and exercises, proved to be his lasting legacy.