
Hubert Ries Thirty Elementary Violin Studies Sheet Music
This item is a piece of sheet music titled "Thirty Elementary Violin Studies" by Hubert Ries, published as part of "Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics." The cover is a light-colored paper, likely off-white or cream, showing signs of age with some discoloration, particularly at the edges. The title and composer's name are printed in black ink. Below the composer's name, it specifies “Op. 28” and further clarifies the studies are for “First, Second and Third Positions.” The publication details indicate it is edited by Dr. Theo Baker. At the bottom, the publisher is listed as "New York: G. Schirmer, Boston: Boston Music Co." and also notes “Copyright is 1884 by G. Schirmer” indicating its age. The paper appears to be of moderate thickness, and there are visible signs of wear, including creases and a notable dog-ear or folded corner on the bottom right. There are also some faint stains or smudges visible on the cover. The overall condition reflects significant age and use, but the text and markings are still legible. There are no vibrant colors or illustrations, presenting a simple, academic aesthetic typical of instructional music books from this period. The formatting and typography suggest a late 19th or early 20th-century publication.
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Estimated Value
$20-40
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Sheet Music
Appraised On
August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$20-40
Item Description
This item is a piece of sheet music titled "Thirty Elementary Violin Studies" by Hubert Ries, published as part of "Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics." The cover is a light-colored paper, likely off-white or cream, showing signs of age with some discoloration, particularly at the edges. The title and composer's name are printed in black ink. Below the composer's name, it specifies “Op. 28” and further clarifies the studies are for “First, Second and Third Positions.” The publication details indicate it is edited by Dr. Theo Baker. At the bottom, the publisher is listed as "New York: G. Schirmer, Boston: Boston Music Co." and also notes “Copyright is 1884 by G. Schirmer” indicating its age. The paper appears to be of moderate thickness, and there are visible signs of wear, including creases and a notable dog-ear or folded corner on the bottom right. There are also some faint stains or smudges visible on the cover. The overall condition reflects significant age and use, but the text and markings are still legible. There are no vibrant colors or illustrations, presenting a simple, academic aesthetic typical of instructional music books from this period. The formatting and typography suggest a late 19th or early 20th-century publication.
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