Vianesi, Auguste - Autograph Note Signed, 1892
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Vianesi, Auguste - Autograph Note Signed, 1892

Item #: N6366-SL2-8

French conductor (1837-1908) who developed an important career in New York, was the conductor of choice for the first-ever performance of the newly founded Metropolitan Opera of New York in 1883 (performance of Faust in Italian, Oct 22nd, 1883).

Beautiful autograph note signed by him with a short sentiment, dated in March 1892, when he was Musical Director and conductor of the Abbey & Grau Opera Company (Henry Abbey was the first-ever Met Opera Director and Maurice Grau was the first Acting Manager). Size is 6.25 x 6 inches, in excellent condition, rare 

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