Braham I (14 results)

Hardbound. Condition: Very Good-. Octavo in dust jacket with wear at the base of the spine from the removal of a label, xiv, 300 pp., contributors. Foreword by Frederic Gorog. Introduction by Braham. Articles are "The Jewish Congress of Hungary, 1868-1869," Nathaniel Katzburg, "The Role of Jewry in the Economic Life of Hungary," Istvan )Stephen) Veghazi, "The Jews of Hungary: A Cultural Overview," Erzsebet Balla, "Hungary's Jewry: A Demographic Overview, 1918-1945," Ernö Laszlo, "Germany and the Jewish Policy of the Kallay Government," Bela Vago, "The Roosevelt Administration and the Effort to Save the Jews of Hungary," Henry Feingold, "The War Crimes Trials Relating to Hungary," Eugene (Jenö) Levai.…

Condition: very good. tache noire sur tranche - n'impacte pas la lecture contenu en très bon état. vendeur professionnel; envoi soigne en 24/48h.

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Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1815, Good/no dj, small folio (10x14"), rebound in tan cloth hardcover with new endpapers and intact title label on thin backstrip, original brown cloth boards present but loose though could be re-mounted, 64pp., water-stained about half of first three pages (title page, preface and index), rest of text with a bit of foxing but overall very clean & unmarked, binding tight, with the misprint on page 40: "II" for "III," title page drawn by Edward Blore; title page and decoration page engraved by W. Lowry; Signed by John Braham and I. Nathan at bottom of title page; plus 8 pages bound in rear: "God Save the King" and "Rule Britannia" with music composed expressly for a Full Orchestra by W.L. Viner. …

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Early American edition, possibly first. Folio. Single bifolium making four pages. Foxing throughout, notched and worn along the fold from once being bound within an album, light dampstaining along the top corners of the front cover affecting throughout, and a small tear on the foredge affecting both pages, still a very good copy. For voice and piano. This piece is from a collaboration between Lord Byron and composer Isaac Nathan (who initially studied to be a rabbi), originally published as a collection of songs in 1815 under the title, "Hebrew Melodies." Nathan claimed that the tunes were derived from ancient Jewish temple music, though apparently this is largely untrue, with most being derived from European folk songs that over time came to be used in synagogue services. The "I. Braham" credited above the music is actually a popular Jewish singer from the time, John Braham, whom Nathan allegedly convinced to lend his name to the project in exchange for half the profits. Once published, the work caused a bit of a backlash for Byron due to the pronounced prejudice against the Jewish people in England, with some reviewers criticizing Byron for working on the project (Byron not being Jewish himself). *OCLC* locates only two holdings of this piece.…