- RENE DUMESNIL. L'Envers de la musique. - Lot 110

- RENE DUMESNIL. L'Envers de la musique. La Nouvelle édition, 1948. In-12 br. First edition. Address: "To Madame Henri Hoppenot, most respectfully, and to Monsieur Henri Hoppenot, in memory of our first meeting in a concert hall, and with the hope that a few pages of this little book will entertain them. René Dumesnil." - RENE DUMESNIL. Raisons d'aimer l'opéra. Collection "Raisons d'aimer" edited by André Billy. Wesmael-Charlier, 1964. In-12 br. First edition. Address: "To His Excellency and Madame Henri Hoppenot these "Raisons..." which I hope are also their tributes of respect and friendship. René Dumesnil. René Dumesnil. - DARIUS MILHAUD. Notes sans musique. Julliard, 1949. IN-12 br. First edition. SP. Interviews with Claude Rostand. Julliard, 1952. In-12 br. First edition. 2 volumes. Les Malheurs d'Orphée. Music by Milhaud. Words by Armand Lunel. Au ménestrel, 1926. In-16. Études. Éditions Claude Aveline, 1927. In-12 br. Missing spine. First edition. Georges Beck. Darius Milhaud. Study followed by a chronological catalog of his work. Heugel, 1949. In-12 br. First edition. - REYNALDO HAHN. Various themes. J. B. Janin, 1946. In-12 br. First edition. - THEODORE STRAWINSKY. The Message of Igor Strawinsky. Librairie F. Rouge, collection Visages, Lausanne, 1949. First edition. Address: "To His Excellency and Madame Hoppenot with the author's best wishes. Th. Strawinsky, January". - LOUIS LALOY. Claude Debussy. Dorbon ainé, 1909. In-4 br. First edition. on laid paper. - VLADIMIR JANKELEVITCH. Life and death in Debussy's music. À la Baconnière, coll. Langages, Neuchâtel, 1968. Envoi: "pour M. et Mme Henri Hoppenot dont le nom est si étroitement mêlé à la musique française d'aujourd'hui, avec toute l'infinie sympathie de V. Jankélévitch." All 11 volumes.