Döhler, Theodor, German-born piano virtuoso and composer, born and deceased in Italy, where he was raised to chamber virtuosic and baron, performed throughout Europe (1814-1856). Eigh. Letter m. U. "Th. Döhler. 21/2 p. With 2 lines of music quotation. 12 m. O. O. "Freytag" (1838). To the friend pianist and Liszt pupil Hermann Cohen (1820-1871), who worked in Paris and later converted to the Catholic faith after an excessive lifestyle. "... I should be playing tomorrow at the Philharmonic Conzert in Rouen, and I just know that it is ... delayed; so I am the day of your Conzerte in RouEN. I am very sorry to give you a refus, but, as I told you, if I could be in Paris for this day, it would be terrible to cut down the eternal [following 2 lines of notes] ...". - About the artistic Quality of the celebrated pianist Heinrich Heine expressed little flatteringly. - Accompanied a mash. Leaf in French with biographical information about Döhler and Cohen. - Rare.