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[Cimarosa] Tomeoni, Florido. (1755-1820). "Vanne e corri per le strade," SIGNED by composer/publisher.. Paris: Tomeoni. c. 1790. First edition. Duetto del Sigr CIMAROSA. Vanne e corri per le strade. L'accompagnment par TOMEONI, et les paroles Francaises par BARBIER, sont la propriete de l'Editeur.
Oblong folio, 12pp. With a magnificent cover illustration. Signed by the important Italian-born singing teacher, composer and publisher who "settled in Paris in 1783 as a teacher of singing and harmony. He also established a music shop and publishing house, from which he issued his own compositions as well as theoretical works." (Grove Online)
Oblong folio, 12pp. With a magnificent cover illustration. Signed by the important Italian-born singing teacher, composer and publisher who "settled in Paris in 1783 as a teacher of singing and harmony. He also established a music shop and publishing house, from which he issued his own compositions as well as theoretical works." (Grove Online)
[Cimarosa] Tomeoni, Florido. (1755-1820). "Vanne e corri per le strade," SIGNED by composer/publisher.. Paris: Tomeoni. c. 1790. First edition. Duetto del Sigr CIMAROSA. Vanne e corri per le strade. L'accompagnment par TOMEONI, et les paroles Francaises par BARBIER, sont la propriete de l'Editeur.
Oblong folio, 12pp. With a magnificent cover illustration. Signed by the important Italian-born singing teacher, composer and publisher who "settled in Paris in 1783 as a teacher of singing and harmony. He also established a music shop and publishing house, from which he issued his own compositions as well as theoretical works." (Grove Online)
Oblong folio, 12pp. With a magnificent cover illustration. Signed by the important Italian-born singing teacher, composer and publisher who "settled in Paris in 1783 as a teacher of singing and harmony. He also established a music shop and publishing house, from which he issued his own compositions as well as theoretical works." (Grove Online)