Sentence examples for autograph score from inspiring English sources

Every printed edition is sterile compared to an autograph score.

It's very moving to me to hear an autograph score".

Although no autograph score of the French version exists, it is presumed to have been overseen by Donizetti.

The story has always been that Ludwig Nohl, a nineteenth-century music historian, discovered an autograph score — marked "Für Elise am 27.

Wagner disowned the work later in life, but Hitler was keen on it and is even said to have owned the autograph score.

In 1989 he presented a Lucia di Lammermoor based on a facsimile of the autograph score, a version he conducted again at the Metropolitan in 2000.

"That was when I really began to realize what treasures autograph scores are," he says.

After Vivaldi's death, his huge collection of musical manuscripts, consisting mainly of autograph scores of his own works, was bound into 27 large volumes.

An imperfect catalog by Aloys Finch (1837) and a publication based on Mozart's autograph scores by Johann Anton André (1828) were also available to Köchel.

Some of the maestro's batons are also for sale, along with his desk set, leather music case and more than 30 autograph scores of his own compositions.

The British Library already holds a wealth of musical archive material, including Gilbert's papers, and the autograph scores for Patience, The Gondoliers and Ruddigore.