Romantic Riches in the Heineman Foundation Collection
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David Plylar discusses items in the Library's Heineman Foundation Collection. He focuses on items produced in the 19th century, including manuscripts by lesser-known composers like Eugen d'Albert as well as pieces by major composers like Liszt and Brahms. Additionally, a selection of letters and other writings from authors such as Marie d'Aboult and Benjamin Franklin show the breadth of this special collection. This is a tip-of-the-iceberg introduction to one portion of this fascinating collection.
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