Lot 128
Liszt, Franz (1811-1886). Prolific 19th century Hungarian composer, conductor, and viruoso pianist. Autograph letter signed ("F. Liszt"), in German, 2 pages, 8 x 5½", Weimar, Germany, October 31 1882. To an unnamed recipient (Otto Lessman, German composer, publisher, publicist and music critic, middle to late 1800s): "Esteemed Friend, Today I am sending the transcription of your very successful 3 Tannenhãuser Lieder. Be so kind and accept this little offering and publish them as entirely as you like." A postscript follows: "P.S. Upon return I wish that the poems be enclosed --- either on a separate page, or, even better, underneath the music itself. Send me the last corrections bound." Toning around edges from a previous framing; partial fold to page one. The postscript, written on a 5¼ x 8¼" sheet, partly separated at fold (tiny tack of filmoplast tape holding in check) has light soiling and chipping at lower edge. Estimated Value $1,000 - 1,500
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