Rubinstein, Anton. (1829–1894). Autograph Musical Quotation Signed. Autograph Musical Quotation Signed ("Ant. Rubinstein"). 28 x 20 cm. "Stuttgart den 7 Juli, 1856." The pianist/composer has penned a passage marked "Presto" possibly from his "Das Verlorene Paradies" completed in Stuttgart around this time. Together with a vintage postcard photograph.
"Rubinstein's chief purpose in resting in Stuttgart was to complete the orchestration of 'Das Verlorene Paradies', and on 19 July he was able to inform Senff with a certain self-satisfied conviction: 'I have created, in as far as my strength has allowed, something good.'" (Philip S. Taylor, "Anton Rubinstein," p. 67)
"Rubinstein's chief purpose in resting in Stuttgart was to complete the orchestration of 'Das Verlorene Paradies', and on 19 July he was able to inform Senff with a certain self-satisfied conviction: 'I have created, in as far as my strength has allowed, something good.'" (Philip S. Taylor, "Anton Rubinstein," p. 67)
Rubinstein, Anton. (1829–1894). Autograph Musical Quotation Signed. Autograph Musical Quotation Signed ("Ant. Rubinstein"). 28 x 20 cm. "Stuttgart den 7 Juli, 1856." The pianist/composer has penned a passage marked "Presto" possibly from his "Das Verlorene Paradies" completed in Stuttgart around this time. Together with a vintage postcard photograph.
"Rubinstein's chief purpose in resting in Stuttgart was to complete the orchestration of 'Das Verlorene Paradies', and on 19 July he was able to inform Senff with a certain self-satisfied conviction: 'I have created, in as far as my strength has allowed, something good.'" (Philip S. Taylor, "Anton Rubinstein," p. 67)
"Rubinstein's chief purpose in resting in Stuttgart was to complete the orchestration of 'Das Verlorene Paradies', and on 19 July he was able to inform Senff with a certain self-satisfied conviction: 'I have created, in as far as my strength has allowed, something good.'" (Philip S. Taylor, "Anton Rubinstein," p. 67)