Antonio SALIERI (1750–1825). *Les Danaïdes*, a lyric tragedy in five acts set to music by Salieri, a student of Gluck (Paris, Des Lauriers, [ca. 1792]); folio volume consisting of [1 title leaf] and 274 pages, original cardboard binding, green parchment spine, printed label from the Bureau d’Abonnement de Partitions Anciennes et Nouvelles, A la Muse du Jour, at Cochet… (covers rubbed; trace of a detached label at the bottom of the title page).

Orchestral score, reprinted around 1792 from the plates of the first edition of 1784 dedicated “to the Queen” Marie-Antoinette. Title and music engraved; page number 16.
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Antonio SALIERI (1750–1825). *Les Danaïdes*, a lyric tragedy in five acts set to music by Salieri, a student of Gluck (Paris, Des Lauriers, [ca. 1792]); folio volume consisting of [1 title leaf] and 274 pages, original cardboard binding, green parchment spine, printed label from the Bureau d’Abonnement de Partitions Anciennes et Nouvelles, A la Muse du Jour, at Cochet… (covers rubbed; trace of a detached label at the bottom of the title page). Orchestral score, reprinted around 1792 from the plates of the first edition of 1784 dedicated “to the Queen” Marie-Antoinette. Title and music engraved; page number 16.

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€528
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Antonio SALIERI (1750–1825). *Les Danaïdes*, a lyric tragedy in five acts set to music by Salieri, a student of Gluck (Paris, Des Lauriers, [ca. 1792]); folio volume consisting of [1 title leaf] and 274 pages, original cardboard binding, green parchment spine, printed label from the Bureau d’Abonnement de Partitions Anciennes et Nouvelles, A la Muse du Jour, at Cochet… (covers rubbed; trace of a detached label at the bottom of the title page). Orchestral score, reprinted around 1792 from the plates of the first edition of 1784 dedicated “to the Queen” Marie-Antoinette. Title and music engraved; page number 16.
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