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- A huge expansion !Artescripta has recently grown even bigger by acquiring an enormous collection of music. A lot of inventorying is needed but
- Making-ofHere are some photos taking you through the steps of the making, using the last facsimile I made.
- My first facsimile in a recording !How nice to see my facsimile in action ! This is a teaser of a CD being released now, in
- PaymentsA lot of orders have been cancelled due to buyers never answering their emails. This is really sad for them,
- AutographsAs you may already now, we have many hand-written signatures, stamps and inscriptions in the collection. Sometimes they are names
- A rare and beautiful setExceptional and rarely seen. These are the complete orchestral parts for a Symphonie Concertante for 2 flutes and orchestra in
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Artescripta – Music Publisher
Artescripta is publishing hand-made facsimiles of rare early music from a private collection.
7 : that's the number of musicians who never got their orders because they never answered their emails… 🤐![]()
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Make sure you are reachable ! An email is required not only for questions and updates on your facsimile, but also for shipping and tracking informations.![]()
One of my creations is being returned to me by postal services now, simply because the buyer disappeared after placing their order… After spending money on it, it's just too sad !
Just listed ! Heinrich Baermann (1784 – 1847) : Quintet op.22 for Clarinet, two Violins, Viola and Violoncello. First edition 🥇 by Richault in 1827. Stamp of the editor and label of Roger. 5 complete parts ! 🖐🏼Very rare. Have a look : ![]()
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New creation : Hummel's "Return from London", a Rondo for pianoforte with orchestra accompaniment. On its way to Sweden !
New arrival : the everlasting Devienne method for flute ! 🪈 Petit, c1830. Revised and augmented edition by Hugot. Once belonged to a certain Emile Chassaing.