First International Harp Competition

59.0 mm, 120 g, Bronze

SKU
15007596
متوفر
$62.00
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المواصفات
المزيد من المعلومات
سنة الاصدار 1960
معدن برونز
وزن 120 g
قطر 59.0 mm
الحد الأقصى لسك العملة 1,360
تصميم Fred Pauker

The first international Harp competition
Official Award Medal, 5719-1959

The harp, in one form or another, is a musical instrument common to the peoples of all nations, ancient as well as modern. Its legendary past, its magic strains, have marked it as a poetic symbol, noble and graceful. Harpists from various countries around the world assembled in Jerusalem in 1959 to participate in the first International Harp Competition. The competition's aim was to enhance the prestige of the harp, an ancient instrument, in its modern garb. The judges of the competition included composers and harp virtuosos from all over the world. Renditions heard were classical compositions for harp as well as those especially created for the occasion.

Obverse: Center, a raised figure of King David, the poet king of Israel, playing the harp. On the right the inscription "First International Harp Competition". On the left, toward the edge, the inscription "Jerusalem, Elul, 5719".

Reverse: Above, the word "harp" in Hebrew, the letter "bet" shaped like a harp. On the rim, above in French, "First International Harp Competition". Below in French, Jerusalem, Israel, Septembre 1959".

Edge: On the bronze and silver medals the State emblem and the words "State of Israel" in Hebrew and English. On the silver medals, in Hebrew "Silver 935" and in English "Silver" on medals minted by Hecht or "Sterling" on those minted by Zechovoy. Copper medals are smooth.

Designer: Fred Pauker.

Engraving: Kretschmer

Mint: Copper medals - Kretschmer: 100, Zechovoy: 100. Bronze/Sample - Zechovoy: 524, Kretschmer: 838. Silver-Zechovoy: 1601, Hecht: 285

اسم الاصدار: First International Harp Competition

اسم السلسلة: الأدب والموسيقى والفن


رقم الكتلوج tbl_condition قطر سعر الاصدار سنة الاصدار معدن كمية وزن
15007619 61.0 mm NFS 1959 Copper 200 120 g
15007596 59.0 mm NFS 1960 Bronze 1360 120 g
25007352 35.0 mm 15 IL 1961 Silver/935 1882 30 g