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"CRAKOV TRUMPET CALL": 1942 MANUSCRIPT fragment SYMPHONIC POEM SIGNED by JARECKI

$ 79.2

Availability: 55 in stock
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  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Industry: Music
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  • Condition: Folded twice vertically, the sheet is soiled with creases along the edges and corners and a short tear to the right edge and another to the top edge. Good.
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom

    Description

    Jarecki,
    Tadeusz (1889-1955).
    AN AUTOGRAPH MUSICAL MANUSCRIPT TITLED "CRAKOV TRUMPET CALL": A FRAGMENT FROM A SYMPHONIC POEM PENNED & SIGNED BY THE POLISH-AMERICAN COMPOSER TADEUSZ JARECKI.
    London, January, 1942. Seven bars of musical notation penned in ink by the Polish-American composer and conductor Tadeusz Jarecki on an 11-1/2 inch high by 9-1/8 inch wide sheet of ruled music paper. Titled
    "Crakov Trumpet Call"
    at top left with the number
    "2"
    centered at the top of the page, probably indicating page 2. The manuscript is annotated as a
    "Fragment from a Symphonic Poem by Tadeusz Jarecki"
    to the right of the last bar and dated
    "London, Jan. 1942"
    by the composer. Several corrections have been made in orange-red crayon. Apparently this was a manuscript of the work in progress with additional music penciled below the manuscript as well as within the 3 middle bars of the manuscript. More musical notes are roughly penned and penciled on the verso of the page. Folded twice vertically, the sheet is soiled with creases along the edges and corners and a short tear to the right edge and another to the top edge. Good.
    The Polish-American composer and conductor
    Tadeusz Jarecki
    was the son of the composer Henryk Jarecki. He studied with Taneyev in Moscow and Jacques-Dalcrose in Hellerau. In 1917 he won first prize at the Berkshire Festival for his String Quartet, Op. 16. Leaving Poland permanently in 1936, he settled in New York in 1946. As a composer he was influenced by Wagner and Strauss.
    I UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEE THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE ABOVE AUTOGRAPH!
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