Sivori, Camillo. (1815-1894). Signed Autograph Paganini Program Insertion. Rare autograph note from the great virtuoso violinist, who has penned what is presumably a program insertion on a small slip of paper: "Prière de Moïse et théme varié exécutée sur la 4me corde par Camillo Sivori ------ Paganini. [signed additionally below] C. Sivori!"
5.7 x 11 cm, laid down to a slightly larger sheet and in very fine condition. A rare item mentioning Paganini and his famous Moses Variations, from Paganini's only pupil and the fiddler who introduced Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in England in 1827 at age 12. Later, he collaborated with Liszt and composed virtuoso arrangements of many works.
5.7 x 11 cm, laid down to a slightly larger sheet and in very fine condition. A rare item mentioning Paganini and his famous Moses Variations, from Paganini's only pupil and the fiddler who introduced Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in England in 1827 at age 12. Later, he collaborated with Liszt and composed virtuoso arrangements of many works.
Sivori, Camillo. (1815-1894). Signed Autograph Paganini Program Insertion. Rare autograph note from the great virtuoso violinist, who has penned what is presumably a program insertion on a small slip of paper: "Prière de Moïse et théme varié exécutée sur la 4me corde par Camillo Sivori ------ Paganini. [signed additionally below] C. Sivori!"
5.7 x 11 cm, laid down to a slightly larger sheet and in very fine condition. A rare item mentioning Paganini and his famous Moses Variations, from Paganini's only pupil and the fiddler who introduced Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in England in 1827 at age 12. Later, he collaborated with Liszt and composed virtuoso arrangements of many works.
5.7 x 11 cm, laid down to a slightly larger sheet and in very fine condition. A rare item mentioning Paganini and his famous Moses Variations, from Paganini's only pupil and the fiddler who introduced Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in England in 1827 at age 12. Later, he collaborated with Liszt and composed virtuoso arrangements of many works.