J & J Lubrano (Firm)
General Context
Vendor. Established in 1977 and specializing in music- and dance-related material of the 15th-21st centuries. Located in Syosset, NY.
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Gerald Abraham papers
Consists of correspondence, articles, manuscripts and research notes of Abraham. Also includes some unidentified sheet music and publications on music and various composers. Some of the material relates to the musicologist Michel D. Calvocoressi and several Russian composers.
Closed until processed.
Bernard Shaw interview on music: manuscript and typescript
Shaw's handwritten responses to nine typed questions concerning contemporary music, the role of government in music, British conductors, etc., submitted by the critic R.B. Marriott. Signed and dated by Shaw. "First serial right exclusive to W.R.B. Marriott."
Open for research.
Theodore Karp collection of liturgical and musical manuscript leaves
A collection of leaves from medieval and early modern manuscripts, including: antiphonals, missals, graduals, choirbooks, and one leaf from a book of hours.
Collection is open for research; digital version also available.
Messe e motetti à 4 voci / del Sr. Carlo Steffano Brambilla.
Two complete manuscript choral scores: Messe et motetti à 4 voci, and Salmi à 4 voci. Each work consists of five part books: canto, alto, tenore, basso, and organo (basso continuo). Notated in black ink on paper with ten rastrum-drawn staves per page. Title and attribution from front cover.
Open for research; digital version also available.
Spartito di tutte l'antifone salmi et inni Secondo l'usu della RR Monache de S. Maria delli Angelie S.M. Maddale na de Pazz: stabilito questo canto concertato l'anno MDCCIX : manuscript
Liturgical manuscript containing three-part antiphons and vespers including settings for the In circumcisione Domini, In Festo S. Agnesio Verginis, In Conversione S. Pauli Apostoli, In Ascensione Domini, Commemoration Solemnis B.V.M. de Monte Carlo, and Assumptio Beate Mariae Virginis. These were used in the Carmelite Convent of Santa Maria degl'Angeli in Florence.
Open for research.