"Grands magasins du ""Le Louvre"". fin XIXème. In-4. En feuillets. Bon état, Livré sans Couverture, Dos satisfaisant, Quelques rousseurs. Non paginé. 3 pages environ. Quelques écritures à l'encre.. . . . Classification Dewey : 780.26-Partitions"
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Partitions pour piano. Classification Dewey : 780.26-Partitions
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Madrid, Don Antonio Mayoral, 1769. 565 g In-8, pleine basane, [4] ff., 456 pp.. Petites taches sur le titre. Quelques défauts à la reliure. . (Catégories : Histoire, Généalogie, Royauté, )
LIBRAIRIE PLON. NOVEMBRE 1957. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 199 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 70.49-Presse illustrée, magazines, revues
Sommaire : DON JUAN. THÈME DE L’ART UNIVERSEL. HENRY DE MONTHERLANT : Don Juan (Acte I).ORTEGA Y GASSET : La figure de Don Juan.ESTHER VAN LOO : La conversion et la mon du Don Juan historique.JEAN DORESSE : Don Juan, figure d’un siècle ou de toujours ? RENÉ DUPUIS : De la naissance espagnole de Don Juan à sa maturité française (1630-1665).HENRI GOUHIER : L’inhumain Don Juan.RENÉ POMEAU : Beaumarchais, ou le mariage de Don Juan. HENRI GUILLEMIN : Clartés sur le mystère Byron. ANDRÉ MEYNIEUX : Pouchkine et Don Juan. MICHELINE SAUVAGE : L’ombre du séducteur, Kierkegaard et Don Juan.MAURICE PRADINES : Les méprises de l’affectivité. JOSEPH PALAU : Idées pour un Don Juan.SUZANNE LILAR : Deux mythes de l’amour : Tristan et Don Juan.ANDRÉ LE GALL : Don Juan n’est pas l’homme.MARIA LE HARDOUIN : Passage de Don Juan.HENRI D’AMFREVILLE : Don Juan et la démocratisation de l’amour.ROBERT POULET : Un Don Juan en prose.MICHEL DÉON : La postérité de Don Juan.CHRONIQUES parCLAUDE ELSEN — CHRISTIAN CAPRIER ARMAND LUNEL — ALAIN BOSQUET ROGER GRENIER — JEAN ANGLADE JACQUES DE RICAUMONTVérités littéraires, par ANDRÉ THÉRIVE Journal d’un écrivain, par EMMANUEL BERL Classification Dewey : 70.49-Presse illustrée, magazines, revues
DIAPASON. NOVEMBRE 1979. In-12. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 180 pages. Nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc dans et hors texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 780-Musique
Sommaire :Le dossier Don Juan, Mozart et le cinéma, Pour le Don Giovanni de Losey, un personnage de plus : le clavecin, Quelques Don Juan a l'écran, Losey s'explique, Sept personnages en quête d'identité, Don Juan dans le Don Giovanni de Mozart, Don Juan et les Dons Juans, Don Giovanni, au disque Classification Dewey : 780-Musique
ROMA SCOPO SPEDIALE DELLA PICCOLA OPERA DELLA DIVINA P 1954
In 16. Dim. 16,5x12 cm. Pp. 94+(2). Edizione del 1954 di questa opera sulla vita di Don Luigi Orione (1872-1940) presbitero italiano nato a Pontecurone fondatore della Piccola Opera della Divina Provvidenza. Don Luigi venne beatificato il 26 Ottobre 1980 e canonizzato il 16 Maggio 2004. Il suo corpo è esposto a Tortona nel santuario a lui innalzato. Illustrazioni a colori a piena pagina all'interno. Al contropiatto posteriore: "Per la causa di beatificazione di Don Luigi Orione Don Carlo Sterpi e Don Gaspare Goggi". In ottime condizioni. Copertina editoriale in ottime condizioni generali con lievi usure ai margini e dorso. Legatura in ottime condizioni. All'interno le pagine si presentano in ottime condizioni con rare fioriture. Edition of 1954 of this work about the life of Don Luigi Orione (1872-1940) italian priest born in Pontecurone establisher of the Piccola Opera della Divina Provvidenza. Don Luigi was blessed the 26th of October 1980 and proclaimed Saint the 16th of May 2004. His body is exposed in Tortona in the sanctuary dedicated to him. Full-page coloured illustrations inside. In the internal part of back plate: "Fort he cause of blessing of Don Luigi Orione Don Carlo Sterpi and Don Gaspare Goggi". In very good conditions. Editorial cover in very good general conditions slightly worn in the edges and spine. Binding in very good conditions. Inside pages are in very good conditions with occasional foxings.
(København), 1845. Large 4to (33 x 24, 8 cm). 2 columns to a page. Columns 15145 – 15160. 4 ff. + 1 f. (Følgeblad til Nr. 1890). Kierkegaard’s article is printed as a feuilleton at the bottom of the pages, beneath a printed double-line (this section is reserved for the serials), and runs from columns 15147-15153 + 15155-15159. Marginal dampstaining.
The exceedingly scarce original printing of the two issues of The Fatherland that contain Kierkegaard’s highly important article on the performance of Don Giovanni at The Royal Theatre of Copenhagen in 1845. The present paper entitled A Cursory Observation Concerning a Detail in Don Giovanni, signed “A”, is of great importance in connection with Either-Or, to which Kierkegaard indirectly refers twice. The paper is in two parts and was printed over two numbers of The Fatherland, Monday 19th of May and Tuesday 20th of May, 1845. The occasion that prompted the paper was the re-staging of Don Juan at the Royal Theatre on February 23rd, 1845. Last time, Don Juan had been performed at The Royal Theatre was the season of 1839-40, where Kierkegaard was certainly also present. The first part of Either-Or contains “A’s Papers” (note that the present paper is signed by “A” as the author)" it is in this part of the work that we find the chapter about the erotic stages, The Immediate Erotic Stages, Or The Musical-Erotic, which is devoted to the music of Mozart, in particular Don Juan. For Kierkegaard, Don Juan represents sensuality. And there is no other place where the untamed power of nature is better expressed than in Mozart’s Don Juan. Mozart’s Don Juan influenced Kierkegaard more than any other work of art, and throughout his life he returns to just how magnificent it is – “A work of genious that carries the touch of eternity”. Together with The Immediate Erotic Stages, Or The Musical-Erotic in Either-Or, the present article is Kierkegaard’s most important printed piece on Don Juan. When Nielsen collected and published Kierkegaard’s newspaper articles posthumously, in 1857, he apparently did not realize that Kierkegaard was also the author of the present pseudonymous paper and did not include it in his publication. It appeared as a separately published appendix two years later, in 1859, with remarks about the references to Either-Or. Fædrelandet – litterally translated as ”The Fatherland” – was a Danish newspaper that was founded in 1834 and existed until 1882. In the beginning it appeared weekly, but in 1839, it began appearing daily. With its cultural and political contents, it soon became the leading paper of the national liberal opposition. The paper was the most important paper in Kierkegaard’s time and the one that more than any other influenced public opinion. During the first years of its existence, the paper had numerous different publishers and editors. It also ended up in numerous controversies with the censorship authorities, resulting in many trials and fines. From May 1841, the editors of the paper were Carl Ploug and J.F. Giødwad. The latter would come to play an enormous role in Kierkegaard’s authorship, as would The Fatherland itself. Giødwad was one of the very few people that Kierkegaard has ever characterized as a “personal friend” (SKS 21 214,10). It is very likely that this friendship was initiated in 1842, when Kierkegaard published his first paper in The Fatherland, Aabenbart Skriftemaal. We know that from the Christmas of 1842, Giødwad helps with the proof reading of Either-Or and is thus clearly one of the most trusted people in his life. As we shall see later, it was also Giødwad, who represented Kierkegaard in dealings with publishers and printers, when it had to do with the pseudonymous writings, thus protecting Kierkegaard’s pseudonymity and shielding him from the public. Giødwad himself said that Kierkegaard initially got a favourable impression of him when at some point he had dismissed a reader, who wished to know who was behind an anonymous paper published in The Fatherland (see A.D. Jørgensen’s statement from 1885 in Kirmmsee, Søren Kierkegaard truffet, p. 88). Kierkegaard trusted Giødwad completely, and thereby also The Fatherland. Apart from his four earliest papers in Kjøbenhavnsposten (see nr. 1 above), The Fatherland was the only paper Kierkegaard would publish in. During its entire existence, The Fatherland would be published in ca 2.000 copies, making it of the utmost scarcity today. Almost all copies of it have been destroyed, thrown out, worn, etc., and it is extremely rare on the market. The few issues we have at the moment are the only ones from this period that we have ever seen for sale. Himmelstrup 84. The present copy is no. 33 in Girsel's ""Kierkegaard"" (The Catalogue) which can be found here.