Description
Erlanger, Camille (1863-1919): Autograph Music Manuscript “Noce Féerique – Poëme féerique” signed by the composer – No place, “September 1894”. 26-stave paper, brown ink. 26 pages, 340 mm – Browning overall, especially on the first pages margins. First and last page loose. Edges slightly torn, numbering with blue pencil. Camille Erlanger, a French composer, pupil of Léo Delibes at the Paris Conservatoire. After winning second prize in the Prix de Rome competition in 1887, he won first prize the following year with his cantata Velleda, and stayed at the Villa Medici until 1891.
