kambra (6 résultats)

paper wrappers. Etat : Fine. 1st Edition. Op 10. 8pp. G major; D major. Dedicated to Miss Milner. Sold by Longman & Broderips. Printed engraved score for piano. Paper nicely water-marked 1795. Karl Kambra was a German composer based in London and is best known for his 'Chinese Songs' arrangements and also his 'Battle of Trafalgar'. Only one recorded copy of op 10 in WorldCat [Univ. of Oxford]. RARE ITEM. A nice reference in the title to the lastest piano forte development not being needed to play this composition.

paper wrappers. Etat : Fine. 1st Edition. Op 13. 21pp. F major; G major; D major. Piano part only. Composed and dedicated to The Right Honorable the Countess of Lauderdale Water-marked paper 1796. Printed engraved score for piano. Karl Kambra was a German composer based in London and is best known for his 'Chinese Songs' arrangements and also his 'Battle of Trafalgar'. NO recorded copy of op 13 in WorldCat. RARE ITEM. Printed by Peston.

hoch, 4 pp, Kopftitel, Rücken alt überklebt.

paper wrappers. Etat : Fine. 1st Edition. Op 9. Neatly signed 'Kambra' just below the lower corn 2/- price. 7pp. C major; B flat major; G major. Composes et tres humblement dedies a Madame La Marquise de Spinola. Sold by 'all the Music Shops'. Printed engraved score for piano. Karl Kambra was a German composer based in London and is best known for his 'Chinese Songs' arrangements and also his 'Battle of Trafalgar'. Only one recorded copy of op 9 in WorldCat [Univ. of Oxford]. RARE ITEM. Printed by Straight Junr. No. 4 Green Street, Leicester Square. Signed by Author(s).

Folio (34 x 25cm). 13 pages. Disbound. Corners creased, a few neat performance markings in pencil, page 7/8 detached, creased and severely torn, and margins dusty. Plate printed.

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. [New York]: Redtape Magazine, 1984. First Edition. Softcover with hand stenciled / spray-painted titles. Unpaginated [84 pp.], 7 x 10 inches. Very good condition. Redtape [1982-1992] was an underground East Village magazine that combined experimental poetry and prose with boundary-pushing art and comics. This fifth issue includes contributions by Constance De Jong, Richard Hambleton, Greer Lankton, Joseph Nechvatal, Paulette Nenner, Kambra Pfahler, Miguel Piñero, James Romberger, Walter Sipser, Seth Tobocman, Toyo, Marguerite Van Cook and Tom Warren. Cover concept by Julius Klein. Also notably includes three "More Dialogues" by David Wojnarowic; Young Woman in Coffeeshop (Lower East Side) , Man on Second Avenue at 2:00 A.M. (N.Y.C.) , and Busboy: new york city: 1981 .