Gotovac Jakov (11 results)

Soft Cover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dustjacket. Presumed First Edition. good softcover; tears top and bottom of spine; sheet music; text in Jugoslav language ; SATISFACTION GUARANTEED; Size: 10 x 12".

Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good+. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dustjacket. Presumed First Edition. near fine softcover; sheet music; text in Jugoslav language ; SATISFACTION GUARANTEED; 4 pages; Size: 9 x 11".

Soft Cover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dustjacket. Presumed First Edition. near fine softcover; sheet music; text in Jugoslav language ; SATISFACTION GUARANTEED; Size: 9 x 11".

Paperback. Condition: Good. 22 page opera program from Zagreb Yugoslavia "Ero from the other world".

4°. (= ES 5189). 28 S. Orig.heft, leichte Gebr.spuren, gutes Ex. Notenheft. Jakov Gotovac (* 11. Oktober 1895 in Split, Österreich-Ungarn, heute Kroatien; gest. 16. Oktober 1982 in Zagreb) kroatischer Komponist und Dirigent. 1922 wirkte er in der Philharmonischen Gesellschaft in Sibenik und dirigierte in der Zeit von 1923 bis 1958 am Kroatischen Nationaltheater in Zagreb. Gotovac war einer der ersten Vertreter eines kroatischen spätromantischen Nationalstils. Seinen Vokalwerken liegen häufig Texte der Volkspoesie zugrunde; obwohl er selten originale Volksmusik benutzte, ist seine musikalische Sprache stark folkloristisch geprägt. Sein größter Erfolg war die 1935 uraufgeführte Oper Ero der Schelm, die an mehr als 80 europäischen Theatern nachgespielt wurde. Gotovac schuf ausschließlich Vokal- und Orchesterwerke.

Condition: New. stage work .

Condition: New. 8 recorders (2 descant, 2 treble, 2 tenor, 2 bass) .

4°. 9 S. Umschlag. Titelblatt etwas fleckig, mit Besitzvermerk, Seiten vergilbt. Erstausgabe.

1 S., 8°. Condition: 0. An den steirischen Schriftsteller und Journalisten Rudolf List (1901-1979). - Herrn Rudolf List zum Andenken J. Gotava Zagreb, 1953". - Ein Eckknick. ge Gewicht in Gramm: 350.

On blue cardstock, ca. 89 x 115 mm. With a bust-length reproduction photograph of the Croatian composer laid down to lower right corner. Four measures from the beginning of Gotovac's comic opera Ero the Joker (Ero s onoga svijeta). Notated in treble clef on one staff. In 2/4 time with a key signature of three sharps. With autograph titling in English. Slightly worn and creased; remnants of adhesive to verso. Ero the Joker was first performed in Zagreb on November 2, 1935. "Gotovac wrote his most important works in the period between the two world wars; he was one of the representatives of the so-called national style, using characteristic elements of folk music in his own idiom and focussing on themes from peasant life. His first major achievements were the folk ritual Koleda (1925) and the Simfonijsko kolo ('Symphonic Reel', 1926), a popular orchestral work in which teeming rhythms converge on a powerful climax. In general his music is homophonic and simple in harmonic structure. After the romantic opera Morana, his most successful work is the comic opera Ero s onoga svijeta ('Ero the Joker'), a model of folk banter worked into a structural whole within which he was able to express his own sense of comedy. Ero was performed in more than 80 European theatres, and was succeeded by other fine stage works." Kre?imir Kova?evi? and Koraljka Kos in Grove Music Online. Signed.

Albumblatt (2 S. kl. 4°) mit E.NOTENWIDMUNG "Ero der Schelm", eigenhändiger Unterschrift, Ort und Datum eigenhändig signiert Wiesbaden, 7.V.1955 - darum herum und rückseitig mit 17 weiteren, eigenhändigen Unterschriften (meist kyrillisch) vom Gastspiel der BELGRADER STAATSOPER Mai 1955 (aus Album der Kantine des Staatstheater Wiesbaden).