Niemann, Rudolf Friedrich: - Album mit ca. 350 chronolisch aufgeklebten Zeitungsausschnitten mit Konzertankündigungen und Rezensionen aus allen Länder Europas, ca. 1863-1894

Aachen, [Hamburg, Berlin u. viele andere Orte] [1863-1894]. [ca. 100 Bll.]. Mehrere Auschnitte lose. 4°. Goldgepr. Ln. Rücken schadhaft. Beigegeben: Deutsche Kunst- & Musik-Zeitung, XIV Jhrg. Nr. 11, Wien, 29. März 1887: mit 2-seitigem Beitrag über Niemann, mit Porträit (Faltspuren, gebräunt) und Sonderdruck Rezension aus dem Breslauer Zweitung, 27. Nov. 1874. Gewicht/weight ca. 1600 gr. Rudolph Friedrich Niemann (1838-1898), Komponist und Klavierspieler, Vater des Komponisten Walter Niemann.

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