MUSIC. 4 autograph music manuscripts, and 25 L.A.S. addressed to Pierre Aguétant. Melodies on poems by Louis Aguétant, and letters received from musicians and songwriters by Louis Aguétant (1890-1940), a Bugey native, novelist and poet. Paul Challine (1907-1994), Offrande : Comme on caresse sur un front chéri... (5 p. in-fol.). - Francisque Darcieux (1880-1951), La Mort des Roses: Retournons au jardin où les roses sont mortes ..., Paris mars 1912 (3 p. in-fol.). - Maurice Lenormand (1884-1981), Les Yeux clos : Si j'étais le premier que la mort avertisse ..., Mâcon 27 juin 1923 (title and 4 p. in-fol.). - Gaston J. Ripert, Le Poème de l'Automne, Invocations, adapted for cello and piano, Lyon July 25, 1913, dedicated to Marie-Louise Pascalin [future Mme Aguétant] (title and 3 p. oblong in-fol., plus cello part alone 1 p.). Letters from Jean Belin (3, 1921-1930), Nadia Boulanger (3, 1919 and n.d.), Théodore Botrel (on ill. postcard, 1911), Marius Casadesus (L'Orchestre de Paris, 1919), Charles Cuvillier (Valence 1917), Francisque Darcieux (2, 1918), Léon Frings (3, Bruxelles 1933, and ms musical a.s. excerpt from his opera Marie-Antoinette, aria by Rose Bertin, 2 p. in-4; plus l.s. from his librettist Henri Liebrecht, and typescript of the libretto), Édouard Ganche, Germaine Lubin, Jules Massenet (1912), Xavier Privas (La Chanson pour tous, 1918), Gaston Selz, Edmond Teulet, Julien Tiersot (3, 1918-1919, and ms of 11 p. small in-4, on their Blanchereine opera project, with ms of the modified libretto), Jean Trimoulinard.