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Historical Publication Info
History
Founded on February 1st, 1838 by Eduard Bote and Gustav Bock (1813-1863) in Berlin with the purchase of the publisher C. W. Froehlich & Co. Expansion was rapid with the additional purchase of the Berlin firms Moritz Westphal (1840) and Thomas Brandenburg (1845). Eduard Bote withrew from the business in 1847, and Bock's younger bother Emil (1816-1871) directed the company after its founder's death in 1863. Gustav's son Hugo Bock (1848-1932) took over the reigns next, acquiring the publisher Lauterbach & Kuhn in 1908. With the Lauterbach & Kuhn purchase came a substantial body of work from Max Reger. The company's headquarters in Berlin were completely destroyed in 1943. The post-war period, under the leadership of Hugo Bock's son Gustav (1882-1953) and grandson Kurt Radecke (1901-1966), saw the establishment of a branch office in Wiesbaden (1948) and the reconstruction of the Berlin headquarters. Since 1966, the firm has been a limited family partnership.
Dating of Bote & Bock publications
Addresses, Agents, and Dates
Germany
- 42 Jägerstraße (1838-1849)
- 27 Unter den Linden (1849-1873)
- 37 Leipzigerstraße (1873-1943)
- Breslau (1847 - ?)
- Stettin (1849 - ?)
- Posen (1850s - ?)
- Wiesbaden (1948 - ?)
Plate Numbers
Plate numbers seem to be used in a chronological manner. Dates in parentheses are estimated dates.
| Plate | Composer | Work | Year
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| 1319 | Heller | Fantasie-Sonate, Op.69 | 1848
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| 6884 | Liszt | Illustrations de l'Africaine I, Meyerbeer, S.415 | [1866]
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| 8599 | Romberg | 6 Morceaux Élégants; No.1 La réponse, Fantaisie | [1868]
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| 8602 | Romberg | 6 Morceaux Élégants; No.2 Divertissement | [1868]
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| 8603 | Romberg | 6 Morceaux Élégants; No.3 Notturno | [1868]
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| 8604 | Romberg | 6 Morceaux Élégants; No.4 Sérénade | [1868]
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| 8605 | Romberg | 6 Morceaux Élégants; No.5 Bagatella | [1868]
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| 8606 | Romberg | 6 Morceaux Élégants; No.6. Introduzione e Rondo giocoso | [1868]
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| 9325 | Tchaikovsky | Romeo and Juliet, full score (2nd version) | 1871
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| 9492 | Raff | Humoreske in Walz Form, Op.159 | 1871
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| 10297 | Tchaikovsky | Romeo and Juliet, orch. parts (2nd version) | (1874)
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| 11545 | Tchaikovsky | Romeo and Juliet, piano (arr. C. Bial) | (1880)
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| 12250 | Godard | Violin Sonata No.4, Op.12 | (1880)
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| 12261-3 | Chopin | Klindworth Complete Edition, 3 volumes | 1880
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| 12562 | Stanford | Piano Quartet | 1880
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| 12817 | Albert | Suite in Five Movements | (1885)
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| 13268-13270 | Paderewski | 6 Humoresques de Concert, Op.14 | (1887)
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| 13283-13285 | Paderewski | 6 Humoresques de Concert, Op.14 | (1887)
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| 13343 | Albert | Waltzes for Piano Four Hands, Op.6 | (1888)
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| 13399 | Hofmann | Suite for Pianoforte | (1892)
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| 13758 | Albert | Piano Concerto No.2, Op.12 | 1893
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| 13962 | Leschetizky | 2 Piano Pieces, Op.42 | 1894
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| 13982 | Paderewski | Six Songs, Op. 18 | 1894
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| 14130 | Paderewski | Polish Fantasy for Piano and Orchestra | 1895
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| 14220 | Moszkowski | 4 Piano Pieces from the Ballet | 1895
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| 14299 | Lyapunov | Impromptu, Op.5 | 1896
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| 15434 | Koessler | String Quartet No.2 | 1902
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| 15613 | Strauss | Sinfonia Domestica, Op.53 | 1904
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| 15825 | Albert | 5 Bagatelles, Op.29 | 1905
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| 16788-90 | Leschetizky | 3 Piano Pieces, Op.48 | 1909
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| 17059 | Reger | Variations and Fugue on a theme by Beethoven | 1904
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| 17216 | Reger | Präludien und Fugen für Violine solo | 1909
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| 17228 | Reger | Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Hiller, Op.100 | 1909
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| 17323 | Chopin | Chopin - Klindworth Complete Edition |
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| 17338 | Reger | Piano Concerto, Op. 114 | 1910
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| 17648 | Kahn | Cello Sonata Op.56 | 1911
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| 17948 | Wolf | Italian Serenade | 1912
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| 18126 | Reger | Introduktion, Passacaglia und Fuge für Orgel | 1913
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| 19618 | Grünfeld | Paraphrase on J.Strauss' waltz motives from 'Voices of Spring' | 1926
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| 19634 | Respighi | Concerto in modo misolidio | 1926
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| 19743 | Grünfeld | Soiree de Vienne | 1927
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