New York Times described him in his obituary as probably the best-known conductor in the world and one of the most powerful figures in classical music
plus several unidentified signatures
created many pieces for piano solo and with other instruments
Season program of the opera I Vespri Siciliani
Every day I have thought of visiting you
La Scala - Lot of Autograph Letters Signed + Typed Letters Signed + Unsigned Photos Autographs Actors - Letter U-V-W New York Times described himGroup of autograph letters signed and typed letters signed associated from singers associated with La Scala, Milan during the twentieth century, mostly at mid century. Includes such major performers as Maria Caniglia, Maria Carbone, Mafalda Favero, and Gina Cigna, written in Italian (often to La Scala administration), sold untranslated. Also includes several unsigned photos, shown in role. All in excellent condition, sold only as lot.