Gounod, Charles, 1818-1893
Dates
- Existence: June 18, 1818 - October 18, 1893
Found in 68 Collections and/or Records:
Ave Maria : mèlodie religieuse adaptèe au 1er Prelude de J.S. Bach. - Boston : Oliver Ditson, no date.
[Ave Maria (Vocal version)] Ave Maria ; mélodie religieuse / adaptée par Ch. Gounod. -- Mainz : B. Schott, [18--]
By Babylon's Wave
Caro, Paul, 1884 January 15, undated
Two autograph manuscript letters, signed, addressed to Caro and "Chere amie" discussing professional matters.
Chambrun, Clara Longworth, comtesse de, 1875 March 1
Autograph manuscript letter, signed, discussing his songs.
Chambrun, Clara Longworth, comtesse de, 1885 December 3
Autograph manuscript letter, signed, discussing personal matters.
Charriol, 1886 December 6
Autograph manuscript letter, signed, addressed to "Cher Monsieur Charriol".
Chorley, Henry, 1852 November 27
Autograph manuscript letter, signed, discussing professional matters.
Daube, 1882 February 17
Autograph manuscript letter, signed, addressed to "Mon bon petit Daube".
Davison, 1873 February 16
Autograph manuscript letter, signed, addressed to Monsieur Davison.
"De la Routine en matiere d'art", 1873 March-1886 January 1
Two autograph manuscript drafts, signed, of Gounod's article "De la Routine en matiere d'art". Also includes an autograph manuscript letter, signed, from Gounod to Marie Anne de Bovet.
Camille Doucet correspondence
Duglé, 1884-1892
Three autograph manuscript letters, signed, addressed to "Madame Duglé". With envelopes.
[Faust] Faust.
From Thy Love as a Father
The Galeazzi Collection
Copyists' manuscripts of 19th-century Italian opera excerpts (in full score, reductions, or arrangements), as well as copyists' scores of 19th-century chamber music
Gallia
Gautier, Judith, 1888 January 14
Autograph manuscript letter, signed, discussing professional matters.
General Collection manuscript music miscellany
Single manuscripts and small groups of manuscripts relating to music. Materials are grouped under name headings. Within each name heading, materials are organized in three subgroups: Music, Correspondence, and Other Papers.