33 - A collection of about twenty scores, some of which are handwritten, including: / A collection of handwritten and printed scores:

A collection of about twenty scores, some of which are handwritten, including: / A collection of handwritten and printed scores: -Alexander Tikhonovich GRECHANINOV (1864–1956), 6 handwritten scores setting poems by J. Baltruchaïtis to music. Alexander Tikhonovich GRECHANINOV, 6 handwritten scores setting poems by J.K. Baltruchaïtis to music. -Aleksei ARKHANGUELSKIY, 2 copies of the anthem “The Bat — "The Flying Mouse," with lyrics written by JKB. Published by the theater of the same name owned by N.F. Baliev and N.L. Tarassov. Aleksey ARKHANGELSKY, 2 copies of the anthem “The Bat,” with lyrics written by Y.K.B. Published by the “The Bat” Theater of N.F. Baliev and N.L. Tarasov. -Alexander Adolphovich BORCHMANN (1872–1940), 10 scores for the musical setting of poems by Jurgis Kasimirovich BALTRUCHAITIS (1873–1944), handwritten or printed, including 2 with a dedication by the composer to J. Baltruchaïtis in 1914, and to Maria Ivanovna Baltruchaïtis and J. Baltruchaïtis in January 1922. Alexander Adolfovich BORCHMANN (1872–1940), 10 handwritten or printed scores setting poems by Y.K.B. to music, including 2 signed by the composer to Baltruchaïtis in 1914 and to Maria Ivanovna in January 1922. -The handwritten score for a sonnet by J. Baltruchaïtis set to music by a certain A. Ladinskiy, and the score for “Prayer” by Hermann RITTER (?) dedicated to the opera singer (bass) Fyodor Ivanovich CHALIAPIN (1873–1838), a copy that belonged to the Olovianichnikov family. A handwritten score for a Baltruchaïtis sonnet set to music by A. Ladinskiy; the score of “Prayer,” dedicated to the opera singer Fyodor Ivanovich Chaliapin (1873–1838), which belonged to Maria Ivanovna’s brother, V.I. Olovianishnikov. MC Provenance -Jurgis Kasimirovich Baltruchaïtis (1873–1944), Lithuanian diplomat and poet. -Their son, Jurgis Jurgissovich Baltruchaïtis (1903–1988), historian. -His wife, Hélène Baltruchaïtis (1908–2004), née Castel-Focillon, daughter of Henri Focillon (1881–1943). -Then through descent