Composer Gustave LEFÈVRE 4 signed autograph letters beautiful correspondence

  
Director of the School of Sacred Music founded by Louis Niedermeyer in 1853, son-in-law of the latter. Header of the School of Sacred Music. Traces of an old collection label. He asks his correspondent to come "judge the composition, fugue, and harmony competition" and gives the date and time, as well as that for organ and piano. Header of the Society of Music Composers.

He asks if it is indeed Thursday, March 1, that he should summon the jury members for the ode-symphony. He has the orchestral score and the vocal parts of the Pater available to him. He regrets not having the parts for the instruments.

But Gigout (Eugène Gigout, who is a professor at the School of Sacred Music) must write to? Who certainly possesses them as the piece was sung by Faure (the baritone Jean-Baptiste Faure) at Saint-Roch under his direction. It may concern the Pater Noster by Niedermayer. Header of the Society of Concerts of the School of Sacred Music.

Addressing a lady, he asks if she is available to sing at Saint-Roch the works of Abbot Gilbert.