The John Milton and Ruth Neils Ward Collection, Harvard Theatre Collection

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Cover: Italian Ballet, 1637–1977

Italian Ballet, 1637–1977

Levy, Morris S.
Ward, John Milton

For the second catalogue of materials from the John Milton and Ruth Neils Ward Collection of the Harvard Theatre Collection, John Milton Ward has selected over 2,100 items relating to Italian ballet from the seventeenth through the twentieth century.

Cover: The King’s Theatre Collection: Ballet and Italian Opera in London, 1706–1883, Revised and Expanded Edition

The King’s Theatre Collection: Ballet and Italian Opera in London, 1706–1883, Revised and Expanded Edition

Levy, Morris S.
Ward, John Milton

The John Milton and Ruth Neils Ward Collection of the Harvard Theatre Collection is comprised of thousands of books, scores, librettos, playbills, illustrations, and ephemera relating to public performances that incorporate music and dance in an essential way. With over 1,600 entries and 40 color illustrations, this volume provides a window into the historical significance of the King’s Theatre to the cultural life of London and abroad.

Cover: The King’s Theatre Collection: Ballet and Italian Opera in London, 1706–1883

The King’s Theatre Collection: Ballet and Italian Opera in London, 1706–1883

Levy, Morris S.
Ward, John Milton

With over 1,400 entries and 33 illustrations, this volume provides a window into the historical significance of the King’s Theatre to the cultural life of London and abroad, and will appeal to musicologists, historians, theater scholars, and librarians interested in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century opera and ballet.

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