Urbánek

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Contents 1 History 2 Plate Numbers 2.1 F.A. Urbánek and Sons 2.2 Mojmír Urbánek

History

The name Urbánek refers to two different publishing houses, the managers of which were family members. In 1872 František Augustin Urbánek established his publishing firm in Prague, which changed name to F.A. Urbánek a synové in 1913 when his sons Frantisek and Vladimir became partners. The firm was nationalised in 1949 (see Supraphon).

Mojmír Urbánek, a son of František, started his own music publishing firm in 1900, bearing the same fate of his father's firm in 1949.

Plate Numbers

F.A. Urbánek and Sons

Plate	Composer	Work	Year
U.5	Smetana	Má Vlast - Vltava - piano 4h transcription
U.67	Smetana	Má Vlast - Vltava - piano transcription	1934
U.730	Smetana	Prodaná nevěsta	[1880]
U.770	Fibich	Jarní paprsky, Op.36	[1890]
U.853	Suk	Piano Pieces, Op.7	1920
U.875	Nedbal	4 Piano Pieces, Op.8
U.903	Fibich	Quintet, Op.42	[1896]
U.971	Fibich	4 Ballades, Op.7	[187x]
U.1177	Novák	Bagatellen, Op.5	[1900]
U.1187	Novák	Piano Trio No.1, Op.1	[1900]
U.1204	Novák	My May, Op.20	1948
U.1526	Fibich	Piano Trio in F minor	1908
U.2053	Suk	Piano Pieces, Op.7	1948

Mojmír Urbánek

Plate	Composer	Work	Year
M.U. 41	Ondříček	Scherzo Capriccioso, Op.18	[1900]
M.U. 119	Novák	Slovak Suite, Op.32	1911
M.U. 452	Slavik	Violin Concerto No.1	1906
M.U. 964–967	Fibich	Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs, Op.44	[1900]
M.U. 1100	Smetana	Czech Dances II	1918
M.U. 1367	Suk	Vesnická serenáda	1922
M.U. 1387	Smetana	Czech Dances I	1923
M.U. 1421	Smetana	Czech Dances I	1923