Salabert

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History

Founded between 1878-1895 by Edouard Salabert (1838-1903). His son, Francis (1884-1846) took over in 1901. Salabert "was among the first to internationalize popular music"¹—film music included. Salabert continued to expand throughout the twentieth century, publishing music of Les Six, and absorbing A.Z. Mathot (1930), Rouart, Lerolle et Cie. (1941) and Maurice Senart (1941). Mme Salabert continued to run the firm upon Francis's death. The firm continues to this day. The company was sold to BMG in 1994, who subsequently acquired Durand/Eschig/Amphion (2000). In 2007 BMG then sold its entire music publishing business (including Ricordi and Editio Musica Budapest, in additon to Durand/Salabert/Eschig) to the record label Universal Music Publishing Group (no relation to Universal Edition Vienna).

Plate Numbers

Plate	Composer	Work	Year
S.6617	Honegger	Pastorale d'Été (reprint)
E.A.S. 7488	Bach	Passacaglia in C minor, BWV 582 (arr. for piano by Szántó)	1932
S. 8676	Blanchet	Exercises en Forme Musicale, Op.54
	Enescu	Impressions d'enfance, Op.28	1952
E.A.S. 15589	Lipatti	Sonatina for the Left Hand	1953
E.A.S. 15711	Lipatti	Roumanian Dances (arr. for 2 pianos)	1954
	Enescu	Symphony No.2, Op.17	1965
E.A.S. 17021	Satie	Relâche (extract arr. for piano solo)	1972
E.A.S. 18764	Satie	Nouvelles pièces froides (reprint)	1989
E.A.S. 18764	Satie	Gnossiennes (reprint of nos.4-6)	1989

Sources Consulted

• 1. The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, edited by Stanley Sadie.

New York and London: Macmillan Publications, 1980.