Tolia NIKIPROWETZKY (1916-1997). Autograph music manuscript signed, Sinfonietta, 1954-1955; [2]-51 pages 35 x 27.5cm in a paperback booklet in grey cardboard cover with Heugel's rental ink stamp. Orchestral score of one of the composer's early works. The Sinfonietta is dedicated to the composer Romuald Vandelle (1895-1969), who had been chief of the FFI of the Jura under the name of Commandant Louis. The orchestra is composed of 2 flutes (and piccolo), 2 oboes (and English horn), 2 clarinets (and bass clarinet), 2 bassoons, 4 horns, 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, tuba, snare drum, harp and strings. The work is in movements: I Allegro (p. 1-24), II Adagio (p. 25-34), III Chanson et Ronde (p. 35-51). The manuscript is written in blue pen on 18-line paper; it shows numerous corrections by scratching and pasting. It has been used as a conductor with numerous annotations in red and blue pencil. It is signed at the end and dated: "Peynier-Rabat (1954-1955)" (the composer was then involved in the direction of Radio-Maroc).