3 works for piano solo

London: J. & W. Chester Ltd, 1921. 3 volumes. Folio (340 x 260 mm). Original publisher's grey printed wrappers. Unbound as issued.

Includes:
- Barlumi: Leurs. Gleams. [PN 2023], ©1918. 1f. (recto title, verso blank), 13, [i] (publisher's advertisement) pp. Unbound as issued.
- Maschere che Passano. [PN 2049], ©1920. [i] (title), 2-13, [iii] (publisher's advertisement) pp. Unbound as issued.
- Omaggi. [PN 2077], ©1921.[i] (title), 1-7, [i] (publisher's advertisement) pp.

Ex libris American concert pianist Mario Feninger (1923-2016), with his initials to upper wrappers of two works.

Slightly worn. First (truncated) Editions. L'Opera Malipiero (Treviso, 1952), pp. 257-258.

Malipiero was an "Italian composer and musicologist. Although very uneven, and less influential than Casella and Pizzetti, he was the most original and inventive Italian composer of his generation. ... It is those achievements – now receiving increased recognition thanks to the large number of commercial recordings of his music issued since the early 1990s – which give at least some credibility to Dallapiccola’s oft-repeated claim that Malipiero, not he, was the greatest Italian composer of his day." John C.G. Waterhouse in Grove Music Online. (Inventory #: 34478)