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Signed holograph sheet music of "The bonny wee mare : a horse race ballad from an Irish fragmen ...
The bonny wee mare : a horse race ballad from an Irish fragment : for violoncello & pianoforte
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Signed holograph sheet music of "The bonny wee mare : a horse race ballad from an Irish fragment : for violoncello & pianoforte" (ink on staff paper)

The bonny wee mare : a horse race ballad from an Irish fragment : for violoncello & pianoforte

Dateapproximately
Names
Format
Notes
For cello and piano.
Signed holograph.
Medium
Dimensions35 cm x 26 cm (13 3/4 in. x 10 1/4 in.)
Language
CollectionSpecial Collections in the Arts
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberCSM-SMIBON1920-001
Dewey NumberM787.3542 S51 B58
Country:Canada
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