La violetera : [(Chanson de la marchande de violettes)] / paroles espagnoles de Eduardo Montesinos ; paroles françaises de Albert Willemetz [et] Saint-Granier ; musique de José Padilla.
Song; for voice and piano.
Cover title.
Subtitle from caption.
At head of title: La plus jolie et la plus célèbre des romances espagnoles.
"Copyright 1918 by Union Musical Espanola; publié par arr[angemen]t avec "Union Musical Espanola...."--Score, p. [2]; voice part, p. [1], p. [2].
Symmetrically laid-out imprints of 1) Editions Francis Salabert, Paris, and 2) Union Musical Española, Madrid, appear on p. [1] (cover).
"À madame Léon Volterra"--p. [2] (caption).
"Le succèss de Saint-Granier dan la revue 'En douce' que présente M Léon Volterra au Casino de Paris"--p. [1] (cover).
The voice part contains the French version on 1 side of the leaf (in 2 columns aligned horizontally, the texts of verses 2-5 following the end of the music in column [2]), and the Spanish on the other (texts of verses 2-3 follow the music).
"Existe également pour Piano seul en Schottisch"--p. [2].
Pl. nos. (score/voice part (French)/voice part (Spanish): E.A.S. 2442, E.A.S. 2442bis, E.A.S. 2442ter.
Montesinos, Eduardo, lyricist.
Willemetz, Albert, lyricist.
Saint-Granier, lyricist.
Volterra, Léon, dedicatee.