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EDWARD MOLLENHAUER 1868 NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC BILLHEAD / RECEIPT - RARE For Sale
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EDWARD MOLLENHAUER 1868 NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC BILLHEAD / RECEIPT - RARE:
$25.00
We are offering a RARE 1868 New York Conservatory of Music Billhead/Receipt of Payment of $10 for music classes for Miss Jessie Ford, signed by Edward Mollenhauer, Director of the Conservatory and renowned violinist and composer. The bill was for violin instruction on Monday's and Thursday's, from Dec. 12, 1867 through Feb. 18, 1868. Edward Mollenhauer (1827-1914) - was a German born violinist and composer who came to New York in 1853 where he founded the Conservatory method of teaching the violin. Mollenhauer wrote quartets and several operas including "The Corsican Bride",and"The Masked Ball". He performed with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, and also wrote two pieces for the violin with piano accompaniment, "The Boy Paganini" and "The Infant Paganini".
EDWARD MOLLENHAUER 1868 NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC BILLHEAD / RECEIPT - RARE $25.00
1910s Large Tri-Fold Cabinet Card - Yorktown, Texas -Ed Mollenhauer - Rare $13.95
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