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Gould, Morton. (1913–1996) "Sonatina" - Autograph musical quotation signed
Gould, Morton. (1913–1996) "Sonatina" - Autograph musical quotation signed
Gould, Morton. (1913–1996). "Sonatina" - Autograph musical quotation signed.

AMQS by the American composer, conductor and pianist: "Spiritual from 'Sonatina' (incorrectly listed as Sonata No. 3)"; three measures in piano notation on two staves.  Inscribed, "for Steve Juscik / Greetings and thanks for your interest – Morton Gould/ Dec 28, 1983."  Upper half of sheet from a spiral-bound 12-staff pad.  5.5 x 8 inches (14 x 20.5 cm).  In very good condition. 

The Sonatina is from 1939.  "In the Depression, Gould performed in piano vaudeville acts, cinemas and dance studios, and toured in the piano duo of Gould and Shefter. He was on the staff of Radio City Music Hall when it opened (1932), and came of age during the golden era of radio: beginning at the age of 21 and for the following eight years he conducted, arranged and composed for the weekly programme ‘Music for Today’ on WOR, New York."  Ed Matthew in Grove Music Online

Gould, Morton. (1913–1996) "Sonatina" - Autograph musical quotation signed

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Gould, Morton. (1913–1996). "Sonatina" - Autograph musical quotation signed.

AMQS by the American composer, conductor and pianist: "Spiritual from 'Sonatina' (incorrectly listed as Sonata No. 3)"; three measures in piano notation on two staves.  Inscribed, "for Steve Juscik / Greetings and thanks for your interest – Morton Gould/ Dec 28, 1983."  Upper half of sheet from a spiral-bound 12-staff pad.  5.5 x 8 inches (14 x 20.5 cm).  In very good condition. 

The Sonatina is from 1939.  "In the Depression, Gould performed in piano vaudeville acts, cinemas and dance studios, and toured in the piano duo of Gould and Shefter. He was on the staff of Radio City Music Hall when it opened (1932), and came of age during the golden era of radio: beginning at the age of 21 and for the following eight years he conducted, arranged and composed for the weekly programme ‘Music for Today’ on WOR, New York."  Ed Matthew in Grove Music Online

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