Books: “International Library of Music”

"The International Library of Music" is a multi-volume collection of music, primarily for piano, that was published by The University Society in New York. It was created as a resource for home and studio use, featuring compositions and educational materials. The collection was edited by various individuals, including Charles Dennee, and was published in multiple editions over several decades, with early editions dating back to the 1920s. The collection is typically organized as an anthology, with volumes dedicated to different musical periods, such as the Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Impressionist eras. Over the years, "The International Library of Music" was released in various editions, each with a different number of volumes and slightly different contents. For example, some early editions were eight volumes, while later editions were as large as sixteen volumes. This collection is 15 volumes. Dated 1925. Not checked for completeness. Some pages on two volumes appear to be loose, but overall good/fair condition for 100-year-old books. Bring packing material. Pickup category timeslot {A}