Title:
Photo of Philip Glass, New York City, 1987
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Photograph by Annie Leibovitz
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Title:
Portrait of Clemens Thieme
unused
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Title:
Hermann Zilcher
unused
Description:
(1881-1948) German composer, pianist, conductor and music teacher.
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Title:
Lorenzo Perosi
PM 1929 Jan-28
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Title:
Bruno Walter
unused
Description:
(1876-1962) German-born conductor, pianist and composer.
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Title:
J.S. Bach's Piano
unused
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Title:
Gustav Mahler (1860-1911)
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Franz Schubert
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Head Shot of Handel
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Ludwig van beethoven
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 29140
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Title:
Mendelssohn
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Nina and Edvard Grieg, Composer and Wife
Divided Back unused
Description:
P.S. Krayer: Nina og Edv. Grieg.
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Title:
Rubinstein
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 15
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Title:
Carl Maria von Weber - Portrait and house
Divided Back PM 1913
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Title:
Composer Josef Haydn
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy - portrait and picture of home
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Josef Haydn - portrait and picture of his house
Divided Back
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Title:
Anton Rubinstein Reward Card
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Birthplace of Giuseppe Verdi
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Charles Gounod Birthplace
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Claude Debussy Reward Card
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Birthplace
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Franz Schubert- Birthplace
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Franz Von Liszt Birthplace
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Georges Bizet Reward Card
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Josef Haydn Birthplace
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Jules Massenet Reward Card
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Maurice Moszkowski Reward Card
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Portrait of P.J. Tschaikowsky and Birthplace
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Russian Composer Modest Moussorgsky Birthplace
Divided Back unused
Description:
Reward Card
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Title:
C.M.v. Weber
PM 1899 Oct-11
Description:
German composer.
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Title:
Felix Mendelssohn - Bartholdy
PM 1899 Oct-12
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Title:
Fr. Chopin
PM 1899 Oct-14
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Title:
Franz Schubert
PM 1899 Oct-5
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Title:
Franz Von Liszt
PM 1899 Oct-18
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Title:
Friedrich von Schiller
PM 1899 Sep-29
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Title:
Hans von Bulow
PM 1899
Description:
German conductor, pianist and composer.
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Title:
Johann Sebastian Bach
PM 1899 Oct-8
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Title:
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
PM 1899 Oct-21
Description:
German writer and statesman.
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Title:
Josef Haydn
PM 1899 Oct-16
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Title:
Ludwig Van Beethoven
unused
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Title:
Ludwig Van Beethoven
PM 1899
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Title:
Richard Wagner
PM 1899 Oct-12
Description:
Inset Profile and House of Wilhelm Richard Wagner
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Title:
Tennyson
PM 1899 Oct-5
Description:
Writer.
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Title:
Eduard Strauss
Real Photo unused
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Title:
George Friederich Haendel and his Birth Place Reward Card
Divided Back
Description:
The Famous Saxon,born at Halle,Saxony,his father being a physician.When a child he practiced on a poor spinet hiding in the garret
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Title:
Beethoven
unused
Description:
Series 1140
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Title:
Charcoal Portrait of Anton Rubinstein
unused
Description:
Series 49018
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Title:
Charcoal Portrait of Beethoven
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Title:
Edvard Hagerup Grieg Portrait
Description:
Series 874-24
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Title:
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
unused
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Title:
Frédéric François Chopin Portrait
Description:
Series 874-3
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Title:
Giacomo Meyerbeer Portrait
unused
Description:
Series 874-82
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Title:
Gluck
unused
Description:
Series 874-26
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Title:
Haendel
unused
Description:
Series 134
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Title:
Handel
unused
Description:
Series 874750
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Title:
Haydn
unused
Description:
Series 874/5
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Title:
Johann Sebastian Bach Portrait
unused
Description:
Series 874/7
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Title:
John Phillip Sousa Portrait
unused
Description:
John Phillip Sousa Series A-326
The greatest American Composer and Band Master, was born in 1854 at Washington, D. C.; at the age of eleven made his first public appearance as Violin Soloist, and after conducting for various opera companies, was appointed leader of band of United States Marine Corps in 1880; resigned from the United States service in 1892 and organized the now World's Famous Sousa's Band, which has appeared before the Crowned Heads of Europe and in almost every place in this country. His many composistions all struck the popular Chord. He is now familiarly known as the "March King."
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Title:
L.V. Beethoven
unused
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Title:
Liszt
unused
Description:
Series 874/1
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Title:
Mozart's Geburtshaus
unused
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Title:
Portrait of Bedrich Smetana (Composer)
unused
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Title:
Portrait of Brahms
unused
Description:
Series 874/10
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Title:
Portrait of Carl Maria von Weber (Composer)
unused
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Title:
Portrait of G.F. Haendel (Composer)
unused
Description:
Series 7088
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Title:
Portrait of Gioachina Antonio Rossini (Composer)
unused
Description:
Series 48591
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Title:
Portrait of Hector Berlioz (Composer)
Description:
Series 874-21
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Title:
Portrait of Ludwig Van Beethoven
unused
Description:
Ollette Series 298
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Title:
Portrait of Ludwig Van Beethoven (Composer)
Description:
Series 874-4
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Title:
Portrait of Schubert (Composer)
unused
Description:
Series 8746
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Title:
Portrait of The Composer Mendelssohn
Description:
Series 874-8
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Title:
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Birthplace
unused
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Title:
Reward Card, Charles Gounod Birthplace
unused
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Title:
Saint Saews
Description:
Series 874-34
Portrait of man
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Title:
Schubert
unused
Description:
Series 143
Otto NowaK Pinx
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Title:
Schubert
unused
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Title:
Schumann
unused
Description:
Series 874/2
Portrait of man
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Title:
von Strauss
unused
Description:
Series 81
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Title:
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
unused
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Title:
Johann Sebastian Bach Violing Concerto No 2 portrait and music March 21, 1685- July 28, 1750
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Johann Strauss October 25, 1825-June 3, 1899 - The Blue Danube Waltz - Portrait and line of music
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 68
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Title:
Richard Strauss with Music Notes Under His Photo
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 67
"Don Juan" Richard Strauss, Born at Munich, June 11, 1864.
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Title:
W A Mozart
Divided Back
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Title:
Charles Gounod
Description:
French composer.
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Title:
Guiseppe Verdi
PM 1899
Description:
Italian composer.
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Title:
W.A. Mozart
PM 1899 Oct-6
Description:
Musician and composer.
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Title:
Johann Sebastian Bach, Birthplace Reward Card
Divided Back
Description:
"The King of the Organ" Born at Eisenach, Prussia. His father and forefathers for five generations were musician; studied violin, clavichord, organ; in 1708 he was made court-organist at Weimar; 1717, orchestral director at Koethen;in 1723 and until his death, Cantor of St. Thomas School at Leipsic, and director of music in the churches of St. Thomas and St. John. He was twice married and had twenty children, of whom ten sons were musicians; he died totally blind, and was buried in the Church of St. John. He was the greatest organist of the 18th century and a famous performer on the clavichord. He was the first to teach the use of the thumb and all the fingers for playing. He wrote the only perfect fugues, and other masterpieces for clavichord and organ. There are hundreds of cantatas, compositions for orchestra, pianoforte and organ. Some of the most familiar are the "Inventions," "Well-Tempered Clavichord" - which introduces Preludes and Fugues in all keys - "French and English Suites," "St. Matthew Passion."
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Title:
Ludwig van Beethoven; Birthplace Reward Card
Divided Back unused
Description:
"The Greatest Composer of Symphony" Born at Bonn, Germany; his father and grandfather were musicians. Beethoven is said to have been a grave, solemn boy. He began to study music when he was five years old, and was made to work very hard and long by his father. In 1787 he improvised a difficult fugue before Mozart, who said, "He will make a noise in the world some day." While still a young man he went to Vienna to live, and princes and the aristocracy made much of him, and gave him constant support. By concert playing, composing and teaching, he earned a comfortable living. In 1789 he began to grow deaf. This affliction and the conduct of a dissipated nephew, whom he very much loved, made him irritable and sometimes rude in his behavior. He never married and lived alone, often without servants. He was passionately fond of nature and often composed while walking. He died in Vienna. A fine player, he also stands highest as a composer. He wrote nine symphonies, many quartets, sonatas, masses, concerts, one opera, and many small pieces including songs
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Title:
P.J. Tschaikowsky, Birthplace Reward Card
Divided Back unused
Description:
Peter Illijitch Tschaikowski. Born December 25, 1840, died November 6, 1893. "The great Russian Symphonist." Born at Wotkinsk; he originally intended to become a lawyer, but eventually studied composition at the St. Petersburg Conservatory under Rubinstein; in 1866 he became an instructor of harmony at the newly-founded Moscos Conservatory, a post which he retained until 1877. Through the generosity of a lady admirer, whom he know only by correspondence for some years, he was provided with an income of about $2500 a year, which enabled him to devote himself entirely to composition. his life was passed partly in St. Petersburg, partly in Italy and partly in Switzerland. In 1891 he came to New York for the dedication of the Carnegie Music Hall. His music is extremely characteristic of the Russian temperament, though modified with Teutonic ideas. It possesses much fiery energy and is highly colored in its harmonic basis and strange rhythms. He is at his best in composition for the orchestra, is a strong pessimistic note in almost all his music, was a man of melancholy disposition
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Title:
Richard Wagner; Birthplace Reward Card
Divided Back unused
Description:
"Apostle of the music of the future" Born in Leipsic, his father a city clerk of police, and an accomplished linguist. The boy was fonder of romance and Shakespeare than of regular tasks. While still young he copied much of Beethoven and knew many of his works by heart. His first position was that of chorus-master at Wurzburg, and director of small opera companies. He tried to bring out his first opera in Paris but failed, and nearly starved there; then he went back to Germany. In 1848 because of revolutionary writings and taking part in a political riot in Dresden he was banished and went to Switzerland. His sentence of exile having been remitted, Ludwig II, King of Bavaria, called him to Munich, but Bayreuth was finally chosen instead for the site of the new "Festival Theatre." He died in Venice, but is buried at Bayreuth. He was composer, poet, and stage manager of all his music-dramas, which were unlike preceding operas. He wrote much about music and other subjects. His most familiar operas are Lohengrin, Tannhauser and Die Meistersinger
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Title:
Famous Composers, George Frederick Handel, Born 1635, Died 1759, Aria from The Messiah
unused
Description:
Valentine's series
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Title:
George Friederich Haendel Reward Cart
unused
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Title:
Giuseppe Verdi with Angel & Harp (Composer)
unused
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Title:
Gustav Mahler Portrait
unused
Description:
Series 874-45
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Title:
Ludwig van Beethoven Portrait
unused
Description:
Series 160
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Title:
Giacomo Puccini
Real Photo unused
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