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282 - Rosine LABORDE (1824–1907, opera singer; in 1865, after a distinguished career at the Paris Opera and the Opéra International, she devoted herself to teaching) / Signed autograph letter, 4 pages in-12 on mourning paper, with a letterhead bearing her monogram and address, to her “dear Marie”: she would be delighted by her visit and would take the opportunity to have her “listen to two young girls who, I believe, will have successful careers”; “We will sing the duet from *Norma* that they say they know—and very well, I assure you”; “Vieuxtemps was delighted with it” [Henri Vieuxtemps, 1820–1881, Belgian violinist and composer]
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Rosine LABORDE (1824–1907, opera singer; in 1865, after a distinguished career at the Paris Opera and the Opéra International, she devoted herself to teaching) / Signed autograph letter, 4 pages in-12 on mourning paper, with a letterhead bearing her monogram and address, to her “dear Marie”: she would be delighted by her visit and would take the opportunity to have her “listen to two young girls who, I believe, will have successful careers”; “We will sing the duet from *Norma* that they say they know—and very well, I assure you”; “Vieuxtemps was delighted with it” [Henri Vieuxtemps, 1820–1881, Belgian violinist and composer]
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500 AUTOGRAPHS, starting bid of 10 eurosAuction house
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