Boisdeffre, René de. (1838 - 1906). Printemps d'Amour. Opus 23 - SIGNED. Paris: Maurel. 1882. First edition. 5 songs for voice and piano, poetry by Paul Collin. 25 pp. [PN] 1837. Signed and inscribed in the composer's diminutive hand on the front cover, upper right corner. Restored and archivally bound in simple gray boards. Fine.
The French musician and composer of chamber music was born in Vesoul and studied with Auguste Barbereau and Charles Wagner, developing an elegant compositional style that won him the Prix Chartier in 1883. Focusing primarily on chamber music for strings, he also composed piano pieces, songs, a mass, and a symphony.
The French musician and composer of chamber music was born in Vesoul and studied with Auguste Barbereau and Charles Wagner, developing an elegant compositional style that won him the Prix Chartier in 1883. Focusing primarily on chamber music for strings, he also composed piano pieces, songs, a mass, and a symphony.
Boisdeffre, René de. (1838 - 1906). Printemps d'Amour. Opus 23 - SIGNED. Paris: Maurel. 1882. First edition. 5 songs for voice and piano, poetry by Paul Collin. 25 pp. [PN] 1837. Signed and inscribed in the composer's diminutive hand on the front cover, upper right corner. Restored and archivally bound in simple gray boards. Fine.
The French musician and composer of chamber music was born in Vesoul and studied with Auguste Barbereau and Charles Wagner, developing an elegant compositional style that won him the Prix Chartier in 1883. Focusing primarily on chamber music for strings, he also composed piano pieces, songs, a mass, and a symphony.
The French musician and composer of chamber music was born in Vesoul and studied with Auguste Barbereau and Charles Wagner, developing an elegant compositional style that won him the Prix Chartier in 1883. Focusing primarily on chamber music for strings, he also composed piano pieces, songs, a mass, and a symphony.