$ 6.84
A 9 inches tall, 495 page limp leather bound book published in 1929 by the Delphian Society for the exclusive use of its members in their chapter programs. Chock full of information about music, its o...
A 9 inches tall, 495 page limp leather bound book published in 1929 by the Delphian Society for the exclusive use of its members in their chapter programs. Chock full of information about music, its origins, instruments, historical development, folk and secular, religious and operatic. Illustrations on separate pages. Very good condition.
| Author | No author noted |
|---|---|
| Binding | Leather |
| Country/Region of Manufacture | United States |
| Language | English |
| Original/Facsimile | Original |
| Place of Publication | Chicago |
| Publisher | The Delphian Society |
| Special Attributes | Illustrated |
| Subject | Performing Arts |
| Topic | Music |
| Year Printed | 1929 |
Tony Caddick
This vintage 1929 Delphian Society book is a treasure for music lovers! The 495-page limp leather volume is packed with fascinating details about music history, instruments, and styles—from folk to opera. The illustrations are beautiful, and despite its age, it's in excellent condition. A rare find for collectors or anyone passionate about the evolution of music. Highly recommended!