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VIOLINISTS GROUP 11. A group of violinists including: NACHEZ, TIVADAR. (1859-1930). Hungairan violinist and composer. AMusQS. (“Tivadar Nachez”). 1p. 32mo. N.p., 1894. Three measures from his Hungarian Dances, Opus 14. Upon hearing Nachez perform Bruch’s Violin Concerto, George Bernard Shaw remarked, “Nachez is one of the most musically intelligent violinists we have, but his technique fails him in rapid and difficult movements.” In fine condition. PAPINI, GUIDO. (1847-1912). Italian violinist and composer. Papini’s later years were spent composing and teaching in Dublin and London. AMusQS. (“Guido Papini”). 1p. Oblong 8vo. London, September 11, 1885. Three measures from an unidentified composition penned on an imprinted correspondence card. Folded with normal wear. REMENYI, EDUARD. (1828-1898). Hungarian violinist and composer. Friend of Liszt and Brahms as well as solo violinist to Queen Victoria and Emperor Franz Josef. AMusQS. (“Ed. Remenyi.”) 1p. Oblong 4to. N.p., N.d. A large musical quotation of four double measures from his piano trio entitled El Hidalgo, boldly written in indelible pencil on a lined sheet of paper. Considerable separation at folds. REMY, GUILLAUME. (1856-1932). Belgian violinist and teacher. A classmate of Ysaye, Remy concertized with Saint-Saens and Faure. ALS. (“G. Remy”). 1p. 8vo. Paris, March 8, 1925. To a Mr. Lavagne expressing support for his efforts to introduce music instruction in the French secondary school curriculum. In fine condition. ROMBERG, ANDREAS. (1767-1821). German violinist and composer, acquaintance of Beethoven and a prominent figure in the musical life of Hamburg. ALS. (“Andreas Romberg”). 1½pp. 4to. Gotha, March 29, 1818. To FRIEDRICH DOTZAUER (1783-1860), a cellist in the Royal Orchestra in Dresden thanking him for a series of quartets. In fine condition with the attached address leaf. ROSE, ARNOLD. (1863-1946). Romanian-born, Austrian violinist; concertmaster of the Vienna Philharmonic for more than 50 years, he was also a close friend of Brahms and the brother-in-law of Gustav Mahler. In 1882 he founded the world-famous Rose Quartet. ALS. (“Arnold Rose”). 1p. 8vo. Vienna, May 25, 1904. A six-line thank you letter declining an offer. In very fine condition. [specialstring]