Canticum sacrum ad honorem Sancti Marci nominis
Stravinsky, Igor
Canticum sacrum ad honorem Sancti Marci nominis
Stravinsky, Igor
Holograph, signed, in dark pencil on vellum paper. At end of score: IStr Nov 24 1955. Includes photocopies of autograph notes and letters in French or Italian by composer, son Theodore Stravinsky, antiquarian music dealer Erwin Rosenthal and Adriana Panni attesting to sale of present holograph; also includes photocopy of portion of entry on Canticum Sacrum from registry of works section of E.W. White’s Stravinsky : the composer and his works, and an envelope with English inscription by composer in red crayon and pencil: Canticum Sacrum full and vocal scores of transparent manuscripts (non sprayed) IStr.
Ière épreuve de Rag-time
Composers, Stravinsky, Igor
Ière épreuve de Rag-time
Composers, Stravinsky, Igor
First proof copy of work Ragtime arranged for piano solo; originally for instrumental ensemble. Printed by Éditions de la Sirène and dated 1918. Corrected and annotated throughout in black ink in composer’s hand. Versos of leaves imprinted with orchestral parts for Tammany Marche by Gus. Edwards et Alfred Margis.
L’oiseau de feu. Arranged for piano solo
Stravinsky, Igor
L’oiseau de feu. Arranged for piano solo
Stravinsky, Igor
Copyist’s manuscript in black ink, annotated by composer. Marked throughout in composer’s hand in blue crayon, black ink and pencil, with deletions and pasted-over passages; served as preliminary Stichvorlage for eventual publication by P. ︠I︡Urgenson. Incomplete; final and possibly penultimate pages missing.
Le Baiser de la fée : ballet-allégorie en 4 tableaux
Stravinsky, Igor
Le Baiser de la fée : ballet-allégorie en 4 tableaux
Stravinsky, Igor
Copyist’s manuscript in black ink. Signed on caption in pencil: Igor Stravinsky 1928. Contains alterations and other annotations in composer’s hand throughout in red and blue crayon, and pencil. Includes additional markings in unknown hand related to performance.
Le rossignol. 1ère acte
Composers, Stravinsky, Igor
Le rossignol. 1ère acte
Composers, Stravinsky, Igor
First act of opera. Proof copy printed from engraved plates by Russischer Musikverlag probably in 1912. Russian (Cyrillic) words; includes German translation added in pencil manuscript. Cover information in hand of composer; score also includes alterations and performance markings in pencil and red ink made by composer. Also includes autograph leaf in black ink attached opposite beginning containing ending for concert performance, signed I. Stravinsky Nov. 1922
Pétrouchka : scènes burlesques en 4 tableaux
Composers, Stravinsky, Igor
Pétrouchka : scènes burlesques en 4 tableaux
Composers, Stravinsky, Igor
Ballet for orchestra, original version, dated at end of score: Rome 13/26 Mai 1911. Early printed edition, signed on cover by composer: I. Stravinsky. Includes two loose leaves in pencil relating to timings, pencil and crayon leaf indicating revisions, performance markings in red crayon in parts of score, and timings in pencil at end, all probably in composer’s hand
Petrushka (Sketches)
Stravinsky, Igor
Petrushka (Sketches)
Stravinsky, Igor
Holograph drafts for tableaux I-III of ballet for orchestra, including passages not included in definitive version. Chiefly condensed score in brown and black ink and pencil, unsigned, with piano part prominent and including additional instrumental designations. On lined notebook, with staves ruled using the Stravigor, the composer’s wheeled rastrum, some in purple ink. Dated on bottom of p. [35]: Clarens (Vaud) 11/XI/-10. Includes arithmetical formulations inscribed in spaces between music staves on page [16] in dark ink and on page [32] in pencil.
Quatre études pour orchestre
Composers, Stravinsky, Igor
Quatre études pour orchestre
Composers, Stravinsky, Igor
Signed on cover in black ink: Corrected and revised copy[,] I Str Jan 1952 ; includes revisions in black ink and red crayon in composer’s hand throughout
Quatre études pour piano, op. 7
Composers, Stravinsky, Igor
Quatre études pour piano, op. 7
Composers, Stravinsky, Igor
Early printed copy, dated Oustilougue, 1908. Includes corrections in red ink and pencil in composer’s hand. Copy enclosed in folded blue cardboard cover marked on front in black ink: Stravinsky 4 etudes op 7