BRUNEAU (Alfred) (1857–1934). French composer and conductor. - Lot 19

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BRUNEAU (Alfred) (1857–1934). French composer and conductor. - Lot 19
BRUNEAU (Alfred) (1857–1934). French composer and conductor. A friend of Émile Zola, he was one of the leading figures of musical naturalism. His notable works include the operas *Le Rêve*, *L'Attaque du moulin*, and *Messidor*. Autograph letter signed “Alfred Bruneau” to “Dear Friend.” No place, no date (Saturday morning). 1 page, in-8 format. Mourning paper. A friendly letter regarding a meeting whose outcome the composer is awaiting. Bruneau warmly thanks his correspondent for his support and mentions a decisive conversation scheduled for the following day: “A thousand thanks, dear Friend. I completely agree with you, and I believe that tomorrow’s conversation will not go any further than we wish.” He expresses his interest in the outcome of this meeting: “I will let you know immediately the result of this meeting, which I also consider to be very important. ” He concludes by once again requesting his correspondent’s assistance: “I will soon be asking for your patience.” Autograph letter signed in black ink on mourning paper. Beautiful handwriting, in very good apparent condition.
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