The International Library of Music for Violinists: Volume VIII, Pianoforte Accompaniments, Part 2 by Theodore Spiering and Nicholas deVore (Editors) - front cover
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The International Library of Music for Violinists: Volume VIII, Pianoforte Accompaniments, Part 2

by Theodore Spiering and Nicholas deVore (Editors)

The International Library of Music for Violinists: Volume VIII, Pianoforte Accompaniments, Part 2, edited by Theodore Spiering and Nicholas deVore, published by The University Society in 1925. Hardcover in fair condition, with edge wear and no dust jacket. A valuable collection of violin compositions with pianoforte accompaniment, reflecting both classic and modern styles.

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Binding:Hardcover
Condition:Acceptable
1925
THE UNIVERSITY SOCIETY
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SKU:A23-B2-CIZ-0069

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Condition Details

The hardcover binding shows signs of wear, particularly along the spine edges, but remains intact. There is no dust jacket included. The pages are slightly yellowed with age, but the text remains clear and legible. Overall, the book is in fair condition, suitable for both use and collection.

About This Antique 1925 Edition

This volume, part of "The International Library of Music for Violinists," is titled "Volume VIII, Pianoforte Accompaniments, Part 2," and was published by The University Society in 1925. Edited by Theodore Spiering and Nicholas deVore, this collection offers a comprehensive selection of master works for violin with pianoforte accompaniment. The book is bound in hardcover and features compositions from both classic and modern composers, catering to violinists seeking to expand their repertoire. While the first publication year is 1925, this particular printing maintains its historical authenticity, making it a valuable resource for musicians and collectors alike. The book's significance lies in its curated selection of compositions, providing insight into the diverse schools of violin music. The condition is noted as fair, with no dust jacket and some wear consistent with its age.

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