Fiorillo, Federigo. (1755-1824) . Etude Pour Le Violon Formant 36 Caprices...revidirt von FERDINAND DAVID. Leipzig: Bartholf Senff. [ca. 1850]. Title; verso blank; blank; 3-46. Engraved throughout. [PN] 108. Unbound folio, gatherings mostly separated along spine, lacking outer wrappers. The copy of Gottlieb Federlein (1825 - 1922), with his ownership signature and ink stamp on the title page.
An interesting copy of the important Italian violinist's most enduring work, his set of etudes which remain central to the violinist's pedagogical repertory, beside those of Rode and Kreutzer. This is edition edited by the German virtuoso violinist, Ferdinand David ( 1810 - 1873) ) and this is the copy of the composer, conductor and musicologist Gottlieb Federlein.
An interesting copy of the important Italian violinist's most enduring work, his set of etudes which remain central to the violinist's pedagogical repertory, beside those of Rode and Kreutzer. This is edition edited by the German virtuoso violinist, Ferdinand David ( 1810 - 1873) ) and this is the copy of the composer, conductor and musicologist Gottlieb Federlein.
Fiorillo, Federigo. (1755-1824) . Etude Pour Le Violon Formant 36 Caprices...revidirt von FERDINAND DAVID. Leipzig: Bartholf Senff. [ca. 1850]. Title; verso blank; blank; 3-46. Engraved throughout. [PN] 108. Unbound folio, gatherings mostly separated along spine, lacking outer wrappers. The copy of Gottlieb Federlein (1825 - 1922), with his ownership signature and ink stamp on the title page.
An interesting copy of the important Italian violinist's most enduring work, his set of etudes which remain central to the violinist's pedagogical repertory, beside those of Rode and Kreutzer. This is edition edited by the German virtuoso violinist, Ferdinand David ( 1810 - 1873) ) and this is the copy of the composer, conductor and musicologist Gottlieb Federlein.
An interesting copy of the important Italian violinist's most enduring work, his set of etudes which remain central to the violinist's pedagogical repertory, beside those of Rode and Kreutzer. This is edition edited by the German virtuoso violinist, Ferdinand David ( 1810 - 1873) ) and this is the copy of the composer, conductor and musicologist Gottlieb Federlein.