http://imslp.org/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Acarroll 2026-04-19T07:04:05Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.18.1 //imslp.org/wiki/Syntagma_Musicum_(Praetorius,_Michael) 2025-08-11T10:36:06Z

<p>Acarroll: corrected external link to article by Ruth Watanabe</p> <hr /> <div>{{#fte:imslppage<br /> <br /> | *****AUDIO***** =<br /> <br /> | *****FILES***** =<br /> {{#fte:imslpfile<br /> |File Name 1=PMLP138176-PraetoriusSyntagmaMusicumB1.pdf<br /> |File Description 1=Book I<br /> |Page Count 1=539<br /> |Editor={{FE}}<br /> |Image Type=Normal Scan<br /> |Scanner 1=[[User:Konrad Stein|Konrad Stein]]<br /> |Uploader 1=[[User:Ralph Theo Misch|Ralph Theo Misch]]<br /> |Date Submitted 1=2010/6/18<br /> |Publisher Information=Wittenberg: Johannes Richter, 1615.<br /> |Copyright=Public Domain<br /> |Thumb Filename=TN-PraetoriusSyntagmaMusicumB1.jpg<br /> |Misc. Notes=<br /> |File Name 2=PMLP138176-praetorius_syntagma_musicum_1_276941179.pdf<br /> |File Description 2=Book I<br /> |Scanner 2={{SLUB|/ppn276941179}}<br /> |Uploader 2=[[User:Fynnjamin|Fynnjamin]]<br /> |Date Submitted 2=2013/4/24<br /> }}<br /> {{#fte:imslpfile<br /> |File Name 1=PMLP138176-PraetoriusSyntagmaMusicumB2.pdf<br /> |File Description 1=Book II + Theatrum Instrumentorum<br /> |Page Count 1=326<br /> |Editor={{FE}}&lt;br&gt;Elias Holwein, Printer<br /> |Image Type=Normal Scan<br /> |Scanner 1=[[User:Konrad Stein|Konrad Stein]]<br /> |Uploader 1=[[User:Ralph Theo Misch|Ralph Theo Misch]]<br /> |Date Submitted 1=2010/6/18<br /> |Publisher Information=Wolfenbüttel: Michael Praetorius, 1619.<br /> |Copyright=Public Domain<br /> |Thumb Filename=TN-PraetoriusSyntagmaMusicumB2.jpg<br /> |Misc. Notes=Several pages badly scanned<br /> |File Name 2=PMLP138176-PraetoriusSyntagmaMusicumB3.pdf<br /> |File Description 2=Book III<br /> |Page Count 2=279<br /> |Scanner 2=[[User:Konrad Stein|Konrad Stein]]<br /> |Uploader 2=[[User:Ralph Theo Misch|Ralph Theo Misch]]<br /> |Date Submitted 2=2010/6/18<br /> |File Name 3=PMLP138176-praetorius_syntagma_musicum_2_276943988.pdf<br /> |File Description 3=Book II + Theatrum Instrumentorum<br /> |Scanner 3={{SLUB|/ppn276943988}}<br /> |Uploader 3=[[User:Fynnjamin|Fynnjamin]]<br /> |Date Submitted 3=2013/4/24<br /> |File Name 4=PMLP138176-praetorius_syntagma_musicum_3_276946111.pdf<br /> |File Description 4=Book III<br /> |Scanner 4={{SLUB|/ppn276946111}}<br /> |Uploader 4=[[User:Fynnjamin|Fynnjamin]]<br /> |Date Submitted 4=2013/4/24<br /> }}<br /> {{#fte:imslpfile<br /> |File Name 1=PMLP138176-m_praetorius_syntagma_musicum_supp_Theatrum_instrumentorum_1620.pdf<br /> |File Description 1=Theatrum Instrumentorum (Supplement to Book II)<br /> |Editor=<br /> |Image Type=Normal Scan<br /> |Scanner={{BSB}}<br /> |Uploader=[[User:Fynnjamin|Fynnjamin]]<br /> |Date Submitted=2017/10/13<br /> |Publisher Information={{P||Michael Praetorius|Wolfenbüttel||1620||}}<br /> |Copyright=Public Domain<br /> |Misc. Notes=<br /> }}<br /> {{#fte:imslpfile<br /> |File Name 1=PMLP138176-praetorioussyntagmamusicumII.pdf<br /> |File Description 1=Book II + Theatrum Instrumentorum<br /> |Editor={{LinkEd|Wilibald|Gurlitt}} (1899-1963)<br /> |Image Type=Normal Scan<br /> |Scanner=Sallen112<br /> |Uploader=[[User:Sallen112|Sallen112]]<br /> |Date Submitted=2016/11/25<br /> |Publisher Information=Wolfenbüttel: Michael Praetorius, 1619-1620.<br /> |Reprint={{P|Bärenreiter||Kassel||1958||||}}{{Urtext}}<br /> |Copyright=Public Domain<br /> |Thumb Filename=PraetorioussyntagmamusicumIICP.jpg<br /> |Misc. Notes=600 dpi. Preface and Afterword by the editor.<br /> }}<br /> <br /> <br /> | *****WORK INFO*****<br /> <br /> |Work Title=Syntagma musicum<br /> |Alternative Title={{TPtr}}<br /> :Syntagma musicum; ex veterum et recentiorum, ecclesiasticorum autorum lectione, polyhistorûm consignatione, vanarum linguarum notatione, hodierni seculi usurpatione, ipsius denique musicae antis observatione: in cantorum, organistarum, organopoeorum, caeterorum'que musicam scientiam amantium &amp; tractantium gratiam collectum; et secundùm generalem indicem toti open praefixum, in quatuor tomos distnibutum &lt;/span&gt;<br /> |Opus/Catalogue Number=<br /> |Key=<br /> |Number of Movements/Sections=3 volumes + supplement<br /> |Average Duration=<br /> |Dedication=<br /> |First Performance=<br /> |Year/Date of Composition=<br /> |Year of First Publication=1618-1620<br /> |Librettist=<br /> |Language=Latin/German<br /> |Piece Style=Renaissance<br /> |Page Type=Book<br /> |External Links={{Plain|https://digitalcollections.lib.rochester.edu/islandora/object/ur%3A2362|Article by Ruth Watanabe}} ; {{Plain|http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Syntagma_musicum|Illustrations, suppl. to Vol.2 (Wikimedia Commons)}}<br /> |Instrumentation=<br /> |Tags=music theory ; performance practice ; organology ; de ; la<br /> <br /> | *****COMMENTS***** =<br /> <br /> <br /> | *****END OF TEMPLATE***** }}<br /> {{fax|17}}<br /> [[Category:Mensural notation|Syntagma Musicum (Praetorius, Michael)]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/James_S._Kerr 2020-03-06T15:21:32Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Addresses */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image: Kerr merry cov.jpg|thumb|Merry Melodies cover 1870s]]<br /> [[Image:Volti pas Sk cv.jpg|thumb|cover 1900]]<br /> [[Image:Kerr song cv.jpg|thumb|song cover ca 1890]]<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> James Spiers Kerr (1841-93) published a series of four Scottish tune books known as Kerr's &quot;Merry Melodies&quot; from about 1875 . These were followed by many songs (some arranged by Kerr himself), piano pieces (Beaupuis) and violin pieces (Volti).&lt;br&gt;<br /> The firm was active into the 1950s, but was out of business by 1980.<br /> <br /> ==Editions==<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> <br /> ====Imprints====<br /> *James S. Kerr<br /> ====Addresses====<br /> *79 Berkeley Street Glasgow<br /> *314 Paisley Road Glasgow<br /> <br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> ==Authority Control==<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *Wikipedia <br /> *{{GoogleB|EeeuAfSxlp0C|PA92|Musical Scotland (ca.1910)}}<br /> [[Category:Music Publishers|Kerr, James S.]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/James_S._Kerr 2020-03-06T15:18:24Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Addresses */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image: Kerr merry cov.jpg|thumb|Merry Melodies cover 1870s]]<br /> [[Image:Volti pas Sk cv.jpg|thumb|cover 1900]]<br /> [[Image:Kerr song cv.jpg|thumb|song cover ca 1890]]<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> James Spiers Kerr (1841-93) published a series of four Scottish tune books known as Kerr's &quot;Merry Melodies&quot; from about 1875 . These were followed by many songs (some arranged by Kerr himself), piano pieces (Beaupuis) and violin pieces (Volti).&lt;br&gt;<br /> The firm was active into the 1950s, but was out of business by 1980.<br /> <br /> ==Editions==<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> <br /> ====Imprints====<br /> *James S. Kerr<br /> ====Addresses====<br /> *79 Berkeley Street Glasgow<br /> *34 Paisley Road Glasgow<br /> *314 Paisley Road Glasgow<br /> <br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> ==Authority Control==<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *Wikipedia <br /> *{{GoogleB|EeeuAfSxlp0C|PA92|Musical Scotland (ca.1910)}}<br /> [[Category:Music Publishers|Kerr, James S.]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Coventry_%26_Hollier 2020-03-06T13:38:03Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Authority control */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:Cov hollcov.jpg|thumb|right|cover]]<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> <br /> {{#iflang:|en =This London firm of music sellers and publishers operated from 1833 to 1849. It took over the long-standing publisher [[Preston]] &amp; son. Its output included a number of important works including many of Handel’s works originally issued by [[Walsh]], Randall and others. [[Novello]] &amp; co took over the firm in 1849, after John Hollier had left the partnership.<br /> <br /> Coventry &amp; Hollier was closely connected with Mendelssohn. It commissioned his organ sonatas, which were printed both in London and in Leipzig (Breitkopf und Härtel) in 1845.<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Imprints, Addresses, Agencies ==<br /> ===Imprints===<br /> *Coventry &amp; Hollier<br /> <br /> === Addresses ===<br /> *71 Dean Street<br /> <br /> == Plate Numbers ==<br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *HMB<br /> *Grove<br /> == Authority control ==<br /> *{{viaf|2401156677154933770003}}<br /> <br /> == Links ==<br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Coventry_%26_Hollier 2020-03-06T13:23:26Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Imprints, Addresses, Agencies */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:Cov hollcov.jpg|thumb|right|cover]]<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> <br /> {{#iflang:|en =This London firm of music sellers and publishers operated from 1833 to 1849. It took over the long-standing publisher [[Preston]] &amp; son. Its output included a number of important works including many of Handel’s works originally issued by [[Walsh]], Randall and others. [[Novello]] &amp; co took over the firm in 1849, after John Hollier had left the partnership.<br /> <br /> Coventry &amp; Hollier was closely connected with Mendelssohn. It commissioned his organ sonatas, which were printed both in London and in Leipzig (Breitkopf und Härtel) in 1845.<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Imprints, Addresses, Agencies ==<br /> ===Imprints===<br /> *Coventry &amp; Hollier<br /> <br /> === Addresses ===<br /> *71 Dean Street<br /> <br /> == Plate Numbers ==<br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *HMB<br /> *Grove<br /> == Authority control ==<br /> == Links ==<br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Coventry_%26_Hollier 2020-03-06T13:22:57Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Imprints, Addresses, Agencies */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:Cov hollcov.jpg|thumb|right|cover]]<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> <br /> <br /> {{#iflang:|en =This London firm of music sellers and publishers operated from 1833 to 1849. It took over the long-standing publisher [[Preston]] &amp; son. Its output included a number of important works including many of Handel’s works originally issued by [[Walsh]], Randall and others. [[Novello]] &amp; co took over the firm in 1849, after John Hollier had left the partnership.<br /> <br /> Coventry &amp; Hollier was closely connected with Mendelssohn. It commissioned his organ sonatas, which were printed both in London and in Leipzig (Breitkopf und Härtel) in 1845.<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Imprints, Addresses, Agencies ==<br /> ===Imprints===<br /> *Coventry &amp; Hollier<br /> <br /> === Addresses<br /> ===*71 Dean Street<br /> <br /> == Plate Numbers ==<br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *HMB<br /> *Grove<br /> == Authority control ==<br /> == Links ==<br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/B._Girard 2020-03-06T09:57:57Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Addresses */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> == History ==<br /> An Italian firm established by Giuseppe Girard in 1815 and later managed by Bernardo Girard. B. Girard changed the firm's name, firstly to Calcografia de' Reali Teatri, then to Stabilimento Musicale B. Girard &amp; C. Guglielmo Cottrau (1797-1847) served as director from 1828 to 1846, editing the publication ''Passatempi musicali'' (1835-47), a collection of 129 Neopolitan songs.<br /> <br /> In the first half of the 19th cneutry the firm published many works by Rossini, and competed with Ricordi and Lucca for the publication rights to the operas of Bellini, Pacini, Donizetti, Mercandante and Verdi.<br /> <br /> B. Girard died in 1835, but Cottrau maintained the business in partneship with the Girard heirs until his retirement in 1846, after which his son Teodoro Cottrau took over management. T. Cottrau oversaw the firm, changing its name in around 1870 to Successeurs della ditta Girard or Successeurs de Girard &amp; Cie. The firm was managed laterly by Bernado's son Federico Girard (d. 1877). The firm was sold to Ricordi in 1884.<br /> <br /> == Imprints, Agencies, Addresses ==<br /> === Imprints ===<br /> *B. Girard<br /> *Calcografia de' Reali Teatri<br /> *Stabilimento Musicale B. Girard &amp; C.<br /> *Successeurs della ditta Girard<br /> *Successeurs de Girard &amp; Cie.<br /> ===Addresses===<br /> *N. 177 via Toledo, Naples<br /> *N. 49 Largo S. Ferdinando<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *Krummel, D., &amp; Sadie, S. (1990). Music printing and publishing (New Grove handbooks in music). Basingstoke: Macmillan.<br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> *[[:Category:Scores published by B. Girard &amp; C.]]<br /> *[[:Category:Scores published by Stabilimento Musicale Partenopeo Successore di B. Girard e Co]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Category:Sola,_Carlo_Michele_Alessio 2020-03-05T11:10:43Z

<p>Acarroll: Undo revision 3041901 by Acarroll (talk)</p> <hr /> <div>{{#fte:person<br /> |Born Year=1786|Born Month=6|Born Day=6<br /> |Died Year=1857|Died Month=1|Died Day=21<br /> |Time Period=Romantic<br /> |Biography Link={{plain|http://www.justclassicalguitar.com/guitar-history/19th-century/list/carlo-ma-sola|Just Classical Guitar}}<br /> |Nationality=Italian <br /> |Nationality2=English <br /> |Alternate Names=Charles Michael Alexis Solá<br /> |List Pages=*{{viaf|76743402}}<br /> *{{WCID|lccn-n86-2067}}<br /> }}</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Category:Sola,_Carlo_Michele_Alessio 2020-03-05T11:10:05Z

<p>Acarroll: added Wikipedia link</p> <hr /> <div>{{#fte:person<br /> |Born Year=1786|Born Month=6|Born Day=6<br /> |Died Year=1857|Died Month=1|Died Day=21<br /> |Time Period=Romantic<br /> |Biography Link=[[wikipedia:{{#iflang:en=Charles Michael Alexis Sola|Wikipedia]]<br /> |Biography Link={{plain|http://www.justclassicalguitar.com/guitar-history/19th-century/list/carlo-ma-sola|Just Classical Guitar}}<br /> |Nationality=Italian <br /> |Nationality2=English <br /> |Alternate Names=Charles Michael Alexis Solá<br /> |List Pages=*{{viaf|76743402}}<br /> *{{WCID|lccn-n86-2067}}<br /> }}</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Marche_turque,_Roxelane,_et_La_montagniarde_(Esch,_Louis_von) 2019-11-29T14:28:27Z

<p>Acarroll: added date of publication - see Music entries at Stationers' Hall, 1710-1818</p> <hr /> <div>{{#fte:imslppage<br /> <br /> | *****AUDIO***** =<br /> <br /> | *****FILES***** =<br /> {{#fte:imslpfile<br /> |File Name 1=PMLP748075-Esch-Marche_turque,_Roxelane,_et_La_montagniarde_-three_favorite_pieces_with_accompaniments_for_a_harp_&amp;_flute.pdf<br /> |File Description 1=Complete Score<br /> |Editor=<br /> |Image Type=Normal Scan<br /> |Scanner={{IArchS|marcheturqueroxe00esch}}<br /> |Uploader=[[User:Zeyarshwe|Zeyarshwe]]<br /> |Date Submitted=2017/2/25<br /> |Publisher Information={{P|Broderip &amp; Wilkinson||London||[1805]||}}<br /> |Copyright=Public Domain<br /> |Misc. Notes={{HarpArch}} From Pratt Harp Collection.<br /> }}<br /> <br /> | *****WORK INFO*****<br /> <br /> |Work Title=Marche turque, Roxelane, et La montagniarde<br /> |Alternative Title=three favorite pieces with accompaniments for a harp &amp;amp; flute<br /> |Opus/Catalogue Number=<br /> |Key=<br /> |Movements Header=<br /> |Number of Movements/Sections=3 movements<br /> :1. Grande Marche Turque<br /> :2. Roxelane<br /> :3. La montagniarde<br /> |Average Duration=<br /> |Dedication=<br /> |First Performance=<br /> |Year/Date of Composition=<br /> |Year of First Publication=<br /> |Librettist=<br /> |Language=<br /> |Piece Style=Classical<br /> |Instrumentation=flute, harp<br /> |Tags=pieces ; fl hp<br /> <br /> | *****COMMENTS***** =<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> | *****END OF TEMPLATE***** }}</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/M%C3%A9thode_de_piano_(Steibelt,_Daniel) 2019-11-21T13:37:51Z

<p>Acarroll: plate no. added</p> <hr /> <div>{{#fte:imslppage<br /> <br /> | *****AUDIO***** =<br /> <br /> | *****FILES***** =<br /> {{#fte:imslpfile<br /> |File Name 1=PMLP603756-Steibelt_methodepiano.pdf<br /> |File Description 1=Complete Method<br /> |Editor=<br /> |Image Type=Normal Scan<br /> |Scanner={{BSB}}<br /> |Uploader=[[User:Coulonnus|Coulonnus]]<br /> |Date Submitted=2015/4/14<br /> |Publisher Information={{P|Breitkopf und Härtel|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel|Leipzig|n.d.[1810]|1810}}Plate 1334<br /> |Copyright=Public Domain<br /> |Misc. Notes=Blank pages in the BSB scan skipped. <br /> }}<br /> <br /> | *****WORK INFO*****<br /> <br /> |Work Title=Méthode de piano<br /> |Alternative Title=l'art d'enseigner cet instrument<br /> |Opus/Catalogue Number=<br /> |Key=<br /> |Movements Header=12 leçons<br /> |Number of Movements/Sections=12 leçons<br /> # {{K|C}}<br /> # {{K|C}}<br /> # {{K|C}}<br /> # Tempo di Minuetto ({{K|C}})<br /> # {{K|G}}<br /> # {{K|F}}<br /> # Andante ({{K|F}})<br /> # Allegretto ({{K|G}})<br /> # Andante ({{K|F}})<br /> # Tempo di Minuetto ({{K|A}})<br /> # Rondo, moderato ({{K|G}})<br /> # Air de Mozart. Varié par Steibelt ({{K|Eb}})<br /> |Average Duration=<br /> |Dedication=<br /> |First Performance=<br /> |Year/Date of Composition=<br /> |Year of First Publication=<br /> |Page Type=Book<br /> |Librettist=<br /> |Language=French, German<br /> |Piece Style=Classical<br /> |Instrumentation=piano<br /> |Related Works=No.3: Andante from {{LinkWork|Symphony No.94 in G major|Hob.I:94|Haydn|Joseph}}&lt;br&gt;No.12: Duet: ''Bei Männern, welche Liebe fühlen'' (Act I, No.7) from {{LinkWork|Die Zauberflöte|K.620|Mozart|Wolfgang Amadeus}}<br /> |Tags=methods ; pf ; fr ; de<br /> <br /> | *****COMMENTS***** =<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> | *****END OF TEMPLATE***** }}</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/IMSLP:Music_Publishers 2019-11-14T10:03:50Z

<p>Acarroll: added J. Dale</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> {{#iflang:<br /> |de =<br /> '''Siehe auch:''' [[:Category:Music Publishers|Kategorie Musikverlage]], [[:Category:Editions|Kategorie Editionen]]<br /> Diese Tabelle listet alle bekannten Musikverlage auf IMSLP auf. Da diese Tabelle eine Sortierung erlaubt, kann sie bei der Identifikation einer Partitur sehr hilfreich sein.<br /> ===Kurzanleitung===<br /> * Um eine Spalte sortieren zu lassen, klicken Sie bitte auf das Symbol direkt neben dem Spaltentitel<br /> * '''Neue oder modifizierte Daten eingeben''': Die Spalten müssen sortierbar bleiben. Wenn also für einen Verlag mehrere Einträge vorgenommen werden sollen, beginnen Sie bitte für jeden Eintrag eine neue Zeile. Duplizieren Sie die nicht veränderte Information, aber umschließen Sie diese Info mit dem Code: &lt;code&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;{{Hide|text}}&lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/code&gt;. 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As this table is sortable, it can provide help identifying a score.<br /> ===Manual===<br /> * To sort on a column, click on the icon next to the column title<br /> * '''Entering new or modifying data'''. The columns need to be sortable. Therefore, when multiple entries exist for one publisher, start a new column for the new entry. Duplicate the non-changing information but include it in &lt;code&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;{{Hide|text}}&lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/code&gt;. It is important not to use spaces after the pipe symbol - the sorting would occur on the space.<br /> ** '''Name''': Use the name as used by the publisher. If applicable, link to its own page. Do not sort on first names, &quot;Edition&quot;, etc.<br /> ** '''Plate No''': Each # stands for one digit used. Put a space between letters and digits or ampersands, but not between letters. 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Name <br /> ! Platte<br /> ! Jahr<br /> ! Ort<br /> |en =<br /> ! Name <br /> ! Plate<br /> ! Year<br /> ! Place<br /> |ja =<br /> ! 出版社名<br /> ! プレート<br /> ! 年<br /> ! 所在地<br /> }}<br /> ! width=30% | {{#iflang:|de =Kommentar|en =Comment|ja =備考}}<br /> |-<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;A&quot;&gt;A&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|A}}|| ||{{hs|A}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Ambrose Abbott]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Addison &amp; Beale]]''' || || 1823-1824 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Aibl|Jos. Aibl]]''' ||#### ||1825–1904 ||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft 1904 an Universal Edition |en =sold to Universal Edition in 1904}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Alard]]''' ||C.A. #### ||1877–1878 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ed. Albert &amp; Co.''' ||Ed.A. ##|| ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Albert &amp; Son]]''' ||##|| ||Sydney ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alberti]]''' ||##||1920-30 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Aletter''' ||A. ## A. || ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Aletter]]''' ||W.A. ##&lt;br&gt;W. ## A. || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H. Alexander''' ||#### || ||Pr. Stargardt ||Preußisch Stargardt, now Starogard Gdański (Poland)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Alexandre père et fils''' || ||ca.1850-ca.1876?||Paris ||Perhaps see [[wikipedia:fr:Alexandre Père et Fils|Wikipedia article (French)]] though music publication is not mentioned? Specialized in publication of music for orgue d'Alexandre (a type of harmonium) which they also manufactured.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Music]]''' ||#### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Allan &amp; Co.]]''' || ## ||1870-present ||Melbourne, Sydney ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[G. Alsbach &amp; Co.]]''' ||A. &amp; Co. ||1866-1961 ||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alt &amp; Uhrig]]''' ||A. &amp; Co. ||1875-1895 ||Cologne ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;G. Alsbach &amp; Co&lt;/div&gt; ||G.A. &amp; Co. || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Altschuler]]''' || ||192-40 ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Amadeus Verlag]]''' || ||1973 - ? ||Winterthur ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Amon]]''' || ||ca.1790-1818 ||Heilbronn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anceaux]]''' ||A.A. ### ||1900-04 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. André]]''' ||G.A. ###.## ; G.A. &amp; Co. ###.## ||1850-79 ||Philadelphia || founded by (Jean François?) Gustave André (poss.:1805–1878)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johann André]]''' ||##### ||1775- ||Offenbach am Main ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Andrieu frères]]''' ||##### ||1903-54 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[The Anglo-French Music Co.]]''' ||AFM Co.#### ||1920s- ||London ||Later O.U.P.<br /> |----<br /> |'''Anglo-Soviet Music Press''' ||A.S.M.P. ## || ||London || {{#iflang:|de =Umfangreiche Reprints von [[Muzgiz]] Titeln.|en =<br /> Largely reprints of [[Muzgiz]] titles.|ja =ほとんど[[Muzgiz]]のリプリント版}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eduard Annecke]]''' ||##### ||1882- ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Apollo-Verlag''' ||A. ### V. || ||Berlin ||Extensive archive located in Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Apostol]]''' ||##### ||- ||Helsinki||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Appun's Musikverlag''' ||K. ## || ||Bunzlau ||works of Louis Kruber use plate K. ## (not unusual- see discussion forum), other plates unknown <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arct]]''' ||#### ||||Warsaw||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Arnaud''' ||### A.||1821 or before-1850 or after||Lyon||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arnold]]''' ||#### ||1829 or before-1877||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.W. Arnold]]''' ||#### ||1843-1872||Elberfeld||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arrow]]''' ||AMP #### ## ||1938–1956 ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arnoldis]]''' ||#### ||1910-1940||Halle, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L'Art belge]]''' ||A.B. ### ||1915-1933 ||Bruxelles ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Art Publication Society]]''' || ||1912-1980's ||St. Louis ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Artaria]]''' ||####||1765-1858||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon|Artia]]''' || ||1953-89||Prague ||=Supraphon<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Ascher]]''' ||E.A. ## ||1888- ||Hamburg, New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ascherberg, Hopwood &amp; Crew]]''' || ##,#### ||||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''E. Ascherberg &amp; Co.''' ||E.A. &amp; Co. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Ascherberg, Hopwood &amp; Crew, Ltd.&lt;/div&gt; ||A.H.&amp; C. Ltd. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edwin Ashdown]]''' ||E.A. ##,#### ||1889-||London ||<br /> |----<br /> <br /> |'''[[Associated Board]]''' ||#### ||1919-||London ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Associated Music Publishers]]''' ||A.S. #####-## ||18??-1964 ||New York ||Started sometime around 1876-1894??; acquired by [[Schirmer]] in 1964. US representative/copublisher of [[Schott]] and others.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Auer]]''' || #### || ||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Altschuler]]''' || #### ||1920-40 ||Warsaw, Riga||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Augener]]''' ||##### ||1854-1962||London ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Galaxy 1962.|en =sold to Galaxy in 1962}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Augusta Edizioni Musicali''' || || ||Torino ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hermann Augustin''' ||H.A. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sociedad de Autores Españoles]]'''|| S.A.E. ### ||1900s || Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Charles Avison, Ltd.]]''' ||Av Ed ## ||1905-18||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;B&quot;&gt;B&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|B}}|| ||{{hs|B}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Bach &amp; Co.''' ||B. ## &amp; C°. || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bachmann]]''' || ||1819- ||Hannover ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. D. Baedeker]]''' || ||1819- ||Essen||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Julius Bagge]]''' || ||1874-90 ||Stockholm||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bahn]]''' || ||1854-97 ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Le Bailly]]''' || ### ||1835-1902 ||Paris ||Acquired by O [[Bornemann]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ballard]]''' || ||1551–1821 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Banks]]''' ||##|| ||York, Leeds ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bärenreiter|Bärenreiter-Verlag]]''' ||BA ####&lt;br&gt;BVK ####&lt;br&gt;TP ###||1923– ||Kassel ||{{#iflang:|de =Herausgeber des MGG (Deutsche Musikenzyklopädie], neue Gesamtausgaben von JS Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Schütz, etc.|en =Publishers of MGG (German musical encyclopædia), New Complete Editions of JS Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Schütz, etc.|ja =ドイツの音楽事典であるMGGを出版した会社。バッハ、モーツァルト、シューベルト、シュッツなどの新全集。}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''[[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Neue Mozart-Ausgabe|Neue Mozart-Ausgabe]]'' '''NMA'''||BA 4501–4617||1955–2007|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Aktuell in 115 Bänden|en =<br /> Presently in 115 volumes|ja =現在115冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''Franz Berwald: Sämtliche Werke''||BA 4901–4923||1966–1987|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Aktuell in 22 Bänden|en =Presently in 22 volumes|ja =現在22冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''[[Neue Bach-Ausgabe (Bach, Johann Sebastian)|Neue Bach-Ausgabe]]'' '''NBA'''||BA 5001–5100||1954–2007|| ||{{#iflang:|de =In 99 Bänden|en =In 99 volumes|ja =現在99冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''[[New Edition of the Complete Works (Berlioz, Hector)|New Berlioz Edition]]'' '''NBE'''||BA 5441–5466||1967–2005|| ||{{#iflang:|de =In 26 Bänden|en =In 26 volumes|ja =現在26冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''Neue Schubert-Ausgabe''||BA 5502–5557||1964–|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Aktuell in 52 Bänden|en =Presently in 52 volumes|ja =現在52冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''Leoš Janácek: Kritische Gesamtausgabe''||BA 6841–6860||1978–|| ||{{#iflang:|de= Aktuell in 16 Bänden in Verbindung mit Subraphon|en =Presently in 16 volumes, in conjunction with Supraphon|ja =現在16冊、}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''G. Barnewitz'sche Hofbuchhandlung''' ||# || ||Neustrelitz || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Barrau]]''' ||B. ### ||1910-24 ||Paris, Luchon || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Barth]]''' ||#### ||1872-94 ||Berlin || Barth &amp; Fritze 1872 bought by [[Otto Junne]]<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Theodor Barth&lt;/div&gt; ||B. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friedrich Bartholomäus]]''' ||#### ||1854-71 ||Erfurt || bought by [[Siegel]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Barvitius]]''' ||#### ||1854-71 ||Prague || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fritz Baselt]]''' ||F.B. ### || ||Frankfurt am Main || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joubert|L. Bathlot]]''' ||#### ||1868-87 ||Paris || became [[Joubert]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Baudoux]]''' ||E. #### B. ||1880?–1905 ||Paris||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft 1905 an Rouart, Lerolle et Cie.|en =<br /> sold to Rouart, Lerolle et Cie. in 1905|ja =Rouart, Lerolle et Cie.に売却}}<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Julius Bauer]]''' ||#### ||1873- ||Braunschweig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Louis Bauer]]''' ||#### || ||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Bauer]]''' ||#### ||1900-1910 ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.T. Bauersachs''' ||#### || ||St.Louis||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bayley &amp; Ferguson]]''' ||#### ||1884- ||Glasgow London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Beal, Stuttard]]''' ||#### ||ca.1900- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bechtold]]''' ||#### ||1885- ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bechtold &amp; Hartje]]''' ||#### ||?-1842 ||Berlin ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Beck]]''' ||#### ||1763- ||Nördlingen ||(Munich 1889)<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Ernst Hugo Becker Verlag]]''' ||#### ||1920s- ||Wuppertal ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Begas]]''' ||#### ||1873-76 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M.P. Belaieff]]''' ||#### ||1885–1972 ||Leipzig, St. Petersburg || {{#iflang:|de =Übernommen von Peters|en =Absorbed by Peters|ja =Petersに吸収}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bellmann &amp; Thümer]]''' ||#### ||1877- ||Potschappel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bellon, Ponscarme et Cie.]]''' ||#### ||1903-6 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Belwin Inc.]]''' ||#### ||1918- ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W. Benicke''' || ||1890s(?)-? ||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur.|en =Engraving.}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Benicke|Benicke]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Benicke|Benicke]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anton J. Benjamin]]''' ||A.J.B. #### || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Benoît aîné]]''' || (B.a.)#### ||1851-1913 || Paris || See {{DataBNF|en/14815033/benoit_aine/}}. ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Émile Benoît]]''' || E.B.#### ||1882-1900, 1913-1927 || Paris || Acquired by [[W. Sulzbach]] in 1900, then reappeared following Sulzbach's retirement. See {{DataBNF|en/17014848/emile_benoit_editeur/}}. ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[S.M. Berg]]''' || #### ||1916-19 ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Berens]]''' ||E.B. ### || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Berka]]''' ||#### ||1835||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Berlin Music]]''' || #### ||1920- ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M. Bernard]]''' || || ||St. Petersburg ||{{#iflang:|de =Übernommen von Jurgenson 1885|en =Absorbed by Jurgenson in 1885|ja =1885年Jurgensonに吸収}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Marco Berra]]''' || ### ||1811-1854 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Bertarelli &amp; C.]]''' || ### ||1900-1914 ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Berté]]''' ||E.B. &amp; Cie. ||1890- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bertelsmann]]''' ||#### ||1850- ||Gutersloh ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bertling]]''' ||#### ||1850- ||Danzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bertram]]''' ||#### ||1883-91 ||Brussels ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bessel]]''' ||#### ||1869- ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Bessel}} ||W. #### B. ||1869- ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Betts]]''' ||#### ||1800-1850 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Bevilacqua &amp; Cia]]''' ||#### || ||Rio de Janeiro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Beyer &amp; Söhne]]''' || ### ||1861- ||Langensalza ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bideri]]''' || ||1876- ||Naples ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Biglow &amp; Main''' || ## || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''C.H. Bigolet''' ||C.H.B. ## || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Billaudot]]''' || ||1896- ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W.H. Billing''' || ||1880-1940||Toronto ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Birchall|Robert Birchall]]''' || ||ca.1780-ca.1824 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchall &amp; Andrews}} || ||ca.1783-ca.1785 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchall &amp; Co.}} || ||ca.1821-ca.1830 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchall, Lonsdale, and Mills}} || ||ca.1821-ca.1830 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Birchard|C.C. Birchard &amp; Company]]''' ||#### ||1901-1956 ||Boston ||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Clayton F. Summy 1957|en =purchased by Clayton F. Summy Co. in 1957}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Summy-Birchard Co.}} || ||1957-ca.1980 ||Evanston || See also [[Summy]]?<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchtree Music Group}} || ||1980?-1988 ||Princeton ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Warner-Chappell|en =sold to Warner-Chappell}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Birnbach]]''' ||R.B. #### ||ca.1904- ||Berlin ||Acquired [[Verlag Dreililien]] in 1934. <br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birnbach's Volks-Ausgabe}} ||B.V.A. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Bisping]]''' || ||1908- ||Münster ||<br /> |----<br /> |A.E. Blackmar &amp; Bro. || || 1860-? || Augusta Georgia, elsewhere || See [[wikipedia:Armand Blackmar|Armand E. Blackmar]] , e.g.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Josef Blaha]]''' or '''Groscher &amp; Blaha''' ||J.B. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[George E. Blake]]''' ' || #### ||1803-1850 ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''L. A. Blanchard''' || ||1870s ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eduard Bloch]]''' || #### I || 1865- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Blosfeld]]''' ||B #### I || 1886- ||Riga ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Boag]]''' || #### I || ca.1790-1830 ||London, Newcastle ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boessenecker]]''' || ||1863-1913 ||Regensburg ||bought by [[Coppenrath]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anton Böhm]]''' || ||1802- ||Augsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Anton Böhm &amp; Sohn}} || ||1871- || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Böhme]]''' || ||1794-1887 ||Hamburg ||sold to Cranz<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boieldieu jeune]]''' || ### || 1811–1824 ||Paris || Founded by Louis-Armand Boieldieu (1777-1840); absorbed by Janet et Cotelle in 1824. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boivin]]''' || || 1720s-1750 ||Paris || sold to Bayard<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bölling]]''' || ||1881-87||Darmstadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bongiovanni''' ||F. ### B. || 1905-present? || Bologna || Also F[rancesco] Bongiovanni, founded in 1905 (eponymously), now a substantial record label in Italy and now called Casa Bongiovanni. (May still publish music?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Boosey &amp; Co''' || ||1854- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boosey &amp; Hawkes]]''' || ||1930- ||London ||Merger of Boosey &amp; Co. and Hawkes &amp; Sons<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bornemann]]''' || O.B. #### || by 1888?- ||Paris || Now Editions Bornemann, earlier O. Bornemann, S.Bornemann, le Bailly-Bornemann.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Bosc]]''' || ||1893-1939||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bösenberg''' || ||1840s ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bösendorfer]]''' || ### ||1870-1890 ||Vienna || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bossler]]''' || ### ||1781-1792 ||Speyer || <br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Bossler}} || ### ||1792-1828 ||Darmstadt || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boston Music Co.]]''' ||B.M.C. ##&lt;br&gt;B.M.Co. ##### ||1885-2003 ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bosworth &amp; Co.]]''' ||B. &amp; Co. ##### ||1890s?–1920s ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bote &amp; Bock]]''' ||B. &amp; B. ##### ||1838-present ||Berlin, Wiesbaden ||Has had offices in Berlin, Breslau, Stettin, Posen, Wiesbaden, perhaps elsewhere<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bowerman]]''' || ||1880s?–1920s ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boyer]]''' || ||ca.1780–ca.1806 ||Paris ||acquired by [[Naderman]]. Also &quot;Boyer et Le Menu&quot;. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maison Brahy]]''' ||##### ||1890–2004 ||Liege ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brainard|S. Brainard]]''' ||##### ||1845–1864 ||Cleveland ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;S. Brainard's Sons&lt;/div&gt; || ||1864-1931 ||Cleveland, Chicago ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brandenburg]]''' ||##### ||1830–1837 ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oscar Brandstetter]]''' || ||1880-present ||Leipzig (1880{{EN}}1945), Wiesbaden ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Brandstetter|Brandstetter]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Brandstetter|Brandstetter]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Max Brandt''' ||## || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brandus]]''' || ||1846–1887 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Ph. Maquet, 1888.|en =Sold to Ph. Maquet, 1888.|ja =1888年Ph. Maquetに吸収}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Brandus &amp; Cie.}} ||B. &amp; Cie. ||1846–1854, 1873–1887 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Brandus &amp; Dufour}} ||B. &amp; D. ##### ||1854–1872 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Georg Bratfisch]]''' || G.B. #### || ||Frankfurt-Oder ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bratti]]''' || #### ||1870-1930 ||Florence ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolph Brauer]]''' || #### ||1847- ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Breitkopf und Härtel]]''' ||##### ||1725-||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''Orchester-Bibliothek''<br /> |Orch.-B. || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''Partitur-Bibliothek''<br /> |Part.-B. || || || <br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''Volksausgabe''<br /> |V. A. ||1876–1913 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Bach-Gesellschaft Ausgabe]]''<br /> |B.W. ### || || || <br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Ludwig van Beethoven - Complete Works Edition|Beethoven Gesammtausgabe]]''<br /> |B. ### ||1862–1888 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Johannes Brahms - Complete Works Edition|Brahms: Sämtliche Werke]]''<br /> |J.B. ### ||1926–1927 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Georg Friedrich Händels Werke (Handel, George Frideric)|Georg Friedrich Händels Werke]]''<br /> |H.W. ### ||1858–1894, 1902 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Franz Liszt - Liszt-Stiftung Edition|Liszt-Stiftung Edition]]''<br /> |F.L. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Complete Works Edition|Alte Mozart-Ausgabe]]''<br /> |W.A.M. ### ||1877–1910|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Platte Nr. = Köchel (KV)&lt;sup&gt;1&lt;/sup&gt;|en =Plate number = Köchel (KV)&lt;sup&gt;1&lt;/sup&gt;|ja =プレート番号は|ケッヘル番号 (KV)&lt;sup&gt;1&lt;/sup&gt;}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy - Complete Works Edition|Mendelssohn Gesammtausgabe]]<br /> |M.B. ### || || || <br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Franz Peter Schubert - Complete Works Edition|Franz Peter Schuberts Werke]]''<br /> |F.S. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Robert Alexander Schumann - Complete Works Edition|Robert Schumanns Werke]]''<br /> |R.S.## ||1879–1893 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Bremner]]''' || ||1754-1762 ||Edinburgh ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Robert Bremner&lt;/div&gt; || ||1762-1789 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brewer &amp; Co]]''' || ||1860-85 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J. Brixner''' || ||1872- ||Vienna ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Brockhaus]]''' ||M.B || 1893- || Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Brödrene Hals'''||B.H.M. ### ||1887–1908 ||Kristiania (=Oslo) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Broekmans &amp; Van Poppel]]'''||### || ||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Broude Brothers]]''' || ||1929– ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J.F. Browne''' || || 1810-? || London, New York || Established (according to an ad in Dwight's Journal) in London in 1810, established a New York office in 1841, moved warerooms (and address?) from 709 to 589 Broadway, NY in 1866. Harp makers, publishers of harp music.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brüggemann]]''' || || 1829-31 ||Halberstadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bruneau]]''' ||B&amp;Cie###|| 1880–1900 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Buffet-Crampon]]''' || ||1836– ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Bulla]]''' || E.B. ### ||1878-1910 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bursik &amp; Kohout'''||B. ### K. || ||Prague||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Buchholz &amp; Diebel]]'''||B. ### D. || ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |----''Buschmann &amp; Guimarães'''||### || ca.1880s ||Rio de Janeiro||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Büttner]]''' || ||1850- ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oluf By's Musikforlag]]'''||O.B. #### ||ca.1904-1925 ||Kristiania (=Oslo)|| Purchased by Norsk Musikforlag<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;C&quot;&gt;C&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|C}}|| ||{{hs|C}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[C. E. Music Publishers]]'''|| ####|| 1920||Dublin|| Should probably be named something like &quot;Cochrane &amp; Esposito Music Publishing&quot; on this site, for clarity<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Campbell, Connelly &amp; Co.]]'''|| ####|| 1925||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Capolongo-Feola'''|| ####|| ||Naples||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Johann Cappi'''||####||1801-182x? ||Vienna||See https://www.wien.gv.at/wiki/index.php/Johann_Cappi . Uncle of Pietro Cappi, partner of Diabelli. Company passed to his wife after his death, for some period of time? Publisher of some Beethoven works as late as 1822.<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Diabelli|Cappi et Diabelli]]'''||C. et D. No. ### || ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carisch &amp; Jänichen]]'''||C. ##### J. || bef.1898-aft.1956 ||Milan; Leipzig || Still exists as Carisch &amp; Jänichen Musical Instruments - perhaps also as publisher? Needs looking into, I think (as do several other &quot;2nd or 3rd tier publishers&quot; that turn up once awhile). Seems to have printed some 15000 plates at least (Bloch sonata, 1956?) in that 60-year timeframe - does anyone know anything about them?<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carli''' || #### || ?–1828 ||Paris || Raphael Carli et Cie. purchased in 1828 by [[Girod]] (or by Launer, according to BNF Data?). (Purchased right after the owner Nicolas-Raphaël Carli (1764-1827)'s death, it seems.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carulli]]''' || ||1822–1833 ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carus]]'''||||1972-||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cary &amp; Co.]]'''||C. &amp; Co., ####|| ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cassell]]'''||||1860s- ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Catelin]]'''||||1837-66||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''CeBeDeM'''|| ||1951-2015||Brussels|| See http://www.cebedem.be/en : the Belgian Centre for Music Documentation was a non-profit organization. In 2015 it was taken over by the library of the Brussels Royal Conservatories.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Century Music Co.]]'''||||1890-1950||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Chabal]]''' ||#### ||ca.1840-1905||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Chadim]]''' ||#### ||ca.1920-1950||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Challier &amp; Co.]]'''||C.&amp;Co. ### || 1836–aft.1934 || Berlin || Do not know much about this publisher but their name and imprint seems to turn up fairly often - not so much on scores we have so far (14 times at most ) but in libraries generally I think. Possibly founded by C.A. Challier (d.1871) or (more likely?) renamed by him (to C.A. Challier &amp; Co.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''E. Challiot''' || E.C. #### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.W. Chanot]]''' ||#### ||ca.1890-19??||London Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''S. Chapelier''' ||S.C. ## || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Chappell]]''' ||C ##### ||1810-present||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Charivari Musikverlag]]''' || ##### ||1930-||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emile Chatot]]''' ||#### ||ca.1859-1894||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Chérubini, Méhul, Kreutzer, Rode und Boieldieu''' || ||1802-1811||Paris ||Mostly existed to publish the works of the five composers in question, it seems.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. &amp; W. Chester, Ltd.]]''' || ||1861-present ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Chester}} ||CH #### ||1970?-present || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. &amp; W. Chester, Ltd.}} ||J.W.C. #### ||1861-ca.1970 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Thomas W. Chester'''||T.W.C. No. ## || ||London||bought (partly) by Rossini<br /> |----<br /> |'''La Chevardière''' || ||1757-1785 ||Paris || Stock sold to Le Duc on 1 December 1784<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Julius Chmel]]'''||Ch. ##### ||1878-97||Vienna||dances, piano, zither, songs<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Choudens]]'''||A.C. ##### ||1845-||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Christoph &amp; Kuhé]]'''|| ||1855-1880||Pest||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Church]]'''||##### ||1869-1930||Cincinnati||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Theodore Presser Co.|en =acquired by Theodore Presser Co.}} Known as John Church, Church &amp; Co., etc.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Clementi &amp; Co.]]'''|| ||1801-1830||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cochet]]''' || ||1794ca.-1804ca. ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Cocks]]'''||##### ||1823-1904||London||bought by [[Augener &amp; Co.]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cohen]]'''||##### ||1866-95||Bonn||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Martin Cohen'''||### || ||Regensburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E.W. Cole]]'''||##### ||1880ca.-1925 ca.||Melbourne||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Cole]]'''||##### ||1802-1839||Baltimore||bought by [[Miller &amp; Beacham]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Colombier]]''' ||C. #### ||1838-1892||Paris||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Émile Gallet|en =acquired by Émile Gallet}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Comendinger''' ||## || ||Constantinople|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Composers Association of Macedonia'''|| || ||Skopje||{{plain|http://www.socom.com.mk|Informational link here.}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Composers' Music Corporation'''||C.M.C. ### || ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[The Composers Press]]'''||### ||1925-1971 ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Coppenrath|Alfred Coppenrath]]''' ||A.C. ### ||1855- ||Regensburg ||Acquired(?) by Carus-Verlag in 2008<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Alfred Coppenrath's Verlag (H. Pawelek)}} ||H.P. ### ||1887-? || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Alfred Coppenrath Verlag}} || ||1945?- ||Altötting ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cos Cob]]''' || ||1929-1930s ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Costallat]]'''||C. &amp; C. / C. &amp; Cie. ||1895-ca.1950||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cotta]]'''|| ## ||1659-? ||Tubingen, Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cottrau]]'''|| ||1855-84 ||Naples||Founded by Teodoro Cottrau in 1855; sold to [[Ricordi]] in 1884.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Courleux]]'''||G.C. ### ||1884-99 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Cousineau'''|| ||1766-? ||Paris||Also known as Cousineau Père et Fils, Vve Cousineau, etc. Founded by Georges Cousineau (b.1733), father of a famous harpist, in Paris before the Revolution. Across the street he founded a famous instrument shop, where the son (Jacques-Georges, 1760-1824 or 1836) soon joined his father. (Govea, &quot;Nineteenth- and Twentieth-century Harpists: A Bio-critical Sourcebook&quot;, p.39; other sources.) Possibly purchased by/succeeded by [[Lemoine]] around 1825.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Coventry &amp; Hollier]]'''|| ||1833-1849 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.B. Cramer]]'''|| ||1820-1970s ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[August Cranz]]'''||C. || ||Hamburg, Leipzig, Brussels ||{{#iflang:|de =Tochter von Schott|en =subsidiary of Schott|ja =Schottの子会社}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Creuzbauer]]'''|| ||1841-43 ||Karlsruhe||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.H. Cundy]]'''|| ###-# ||?-1907 ||Boston|| Boston music publisher primarily? (Now better known as one-half of Cundy-Bettoney, itself better known for their clarinets than their music publications, it seems.)<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Cundy Music Co.}}|| ####-# || 1890s ||Boston||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Cundy-Bettoney}}|| ####-# || 1907{{EN}}? ||Boston|| Cundy-Bettoney was created when W.H. Cundy was purchased by Harry Bettoney (1867{{EN}}1953) in 1907. He had begun working there in 1897. (See brief bio of Bettoney &lt;span class=&quot;plainlinks&quot;&gt;[http://test.woodwind.org/clarinet/BBoard/read.html?f=1&amp;i=10171&amp;t=10171 here]&lt;/span&gt;.) Publisher and clarinet maker.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Curci]]'''|| ||1860-present ||Naples Milan||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Curwen &amp; Sons]]'''|| ||1863-1970s ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;D&quot;&gt;D&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|D}}|| ||{{hs|D}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''J. Dale''' || ||1783-c1800 ||London|| Joseph Dale was a musician, music and musical instrument maker and seller, and publisher<br /> |----<br /> |'''Edition Dania''' || E.D. ### || 1930?-1966? ||Copenhagen || Directed by the Association of Danish Composers (see {{plain|http://dvm.nu/periodical/dmt/dmt_1936/dmt_1936_03/edition-dania/|this 1936 explanation (Danish)}}.) May have published part of the ''[[wikipedia:da:Samfundet til Udgivelse af Dansk Musik|Samfundet til Udgivelse af Dansk Musik]]'' series (now published by Edition S) and [[wikipedia:en:Edition S|Edition S]] - the organization was in fact first called &quot;Edition Samfundet&quot;. Edition Dania may have been one of their projects?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dansk Tonekunstner Forenings Forlag]]''' || ||1903- ||Copenhagen|| <br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Herman Darewski]]''' || ||1920s ||London|| <br /> |---- <br /> |'''D. Davis &amp; Co.''' || || ||Sydney|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Duncan Davison &amp; Co.''' || #### || ||London|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H.F.W. Deane &amp; Sons]]''' || ||ca.1910 ||London|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Decombe''' || ||1795-1819 ||Paris|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Decourcelle]]''' || P.D. ### ||ca.1882?-?||Nice|| Founded? by composer {{LinkName|Paul|Decourcelle}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Raymond Deiss]]''' || ||ca.1910-1940 ||Paris|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Delrieu]]'''||D.F.### || ||Nice, Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Demets]]''' ||E. #### D. ||1895?-ca.1925||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt''' || || ||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Deutscher Verlag für Musik''' ||DVfM #### ||1954- ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig. {{#iflang:de| =Unter Breitkopf &amp; Härtel|en =Under Breitkopf &amp; Härtel|ja =Breitkopf &amp; Härtelの下で}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Diabelli]]''' ||#### ||1817-1858 ||Vienna || Eventually merged into [[August Cranz]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Dieckmann]]''' ||##### ||1888- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Diemer]]''' ||#### ||1879- ||Mainz || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Dietrich]]''' ||##### ||1883- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Otto Dietrich''' ||O. #### D. ||1886-1936 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Wilhelm Dietrich''' ||W. #### D. || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L. Digoudé-Diodet]]''' ||L. #### D. ||1904-ca.1947 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ditson|Oliver Ditson]]''' ||##### ||1783- ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Ditson}}&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; → Musician's Library<br /> |ML-####-# || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Doblinger]]''' ||D. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Domkowski &amp; Co.''' ||#### ||ca. 1892-ca. 1900 ||Munich || led by R. Wächtler<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Donajowski]]''' || #### ||ca.1890- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dörffel]]''' || #### ||1862-1891 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dorey]]''' || A.D.####, F.D.#### ||ca.1898-ca.1914 ||Paris / Charleroi || ''Aux 100,000 Chansons'': Adrien Dorey, Éditeur (ca.1898-1910)&lt;br&gt;Fernand Dorey, Éditeur (1911-ca.1914), ''<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dover Publications]]''' || ||1941-||Mineola ||Mostly reprints<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Verlag Dreililien|Dreililien]]''' || ||1901-1934 ||Berlin, Lichterfelde ||Or, &quot;Verlag Dreililien&quot;, or &quot;Dreililien-Verlag&quot; . Incorporated in 1934 into the publisher Richard Birnbach.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Drei Masken Verlag]]''' || ||1910- ||Munich, Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W. Dubois''' || ||1820s-1830s ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Dufaut et Dubois]]'''||V.D. et D. #### ||1819-1842 ||Paris|| See {{DataBNF|14816437/dufaut___dubois_editeur_de_musique/}} for some information.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dunst]]''' || ||ca.1820-1848 ||Frankfurt, Bonn, Cologne||<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Dupont-Metzner''' ||### ||1893?-1976? ||Nancy ||Initial publisher of many works by Guy Ropartz. May no longer be a publisher, but still a piano maker. See {{plain|http://www.dupont-metzner.com/|http://www.dupont-metzner.com/}} for example.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Dupont]]''' || ||1855-1908 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dupuis]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Durand]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|A. Durand et Fils}} ||A.D. &amp; F. ||1891-ca.1920 || ||{{#iflang:|de =Weniger bekannt als D. &amp; F.|en =less common than D. &amp; F.|ja =D. &amp; F.より一般的でない}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand et Cie.}} ||D. &amp; C. ||ca.1960-present || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand et Fils}} ||D. &amp; F. ||1891-ca.1960. || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand, Schoenewerk, et Cie.}} ||D.S. &amp; Cie. ||1870–1885 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand-Schoenewerk}} ||D.S. ||1886–1891 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Durdilly &amp; Cie.]]'''||V.D. &amp; Cie. #### ||1878-1908 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;E&quot;&gt;E&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|E}}|| ||{{hs|E}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[A. Eady]]''' || ### ||1889- ||Auckland ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eberle|Josef Eberle &amp; Co.]]''' ||J.E. ### ||1873-1974 ||Vienna ||{{#iflang:|en =Engraver and publisher of music.}} {{#iflang:|en =(Use template [[Template:Eberle|Eberle]] for the firm's work as an engraver.)}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Waldheim-Eberle}} || ||1890s-1974 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Ebling''' || ### || ||Mainz ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Carl Ebling}} <br /> |K.E. ### || ||Mainz ||now Karl Ebling<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ebner]]''' || ### ||1889-96 ||Ludwigsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Echo Muzyczne]]''' || ### ||1885- ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[van Eck]]''' || ### || ||The Hague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ch. Egrot]]''' ||Ch. E. ### ||ca.1862-ca.1887 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eisoldt &amp; Rohkrämer]]''' || E. ### R. ||1900- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Elkan &amp; Schildknecht]]''' ||### ||1859- ||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Elkan-Vogel]]''' || ||1928-1970 ||Philadelphia ||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Theodore Presser Co.|en =acquired by Theodore Presser Co.}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Elkin &amp; Co.]]''' ||E. &amp; Co. || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fried. Emmermann]]''' ||F.E. ### || ||Mainz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[vom Ende|H. vom Ende]]''' ||E. &amp; Co. ||1895- ||Köln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.A. Endter]]''' || #### ||1600–1855 ||Nuremberg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Engelmann &amp; Mühlberg]]'''||##### || ||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Engelmann|Engelmann]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Engelmann|Engelmann]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Enoch]]''' || ||1853- ||Paris, London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch}} <br /> |E.F. &amp; C. ||1881–1895 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch &amp; Cie.}}<br /> |E. &amp; C. ||1895-present ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch &amp; Cie.}}<br /> |E. &amp; Cie. ||1895-present ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch &amp; Sons}} <br /> |E. &amp; S. #### ||1869–1927 || London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch Père et Fils}}<br /> |E.P. &amp; F. ||1853–1881 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eos]]''' || #### ||1913–1925 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Erard''' || ### ||? (before 1810s)–? ||Paris ||Also &quot;Melles Erard&quot;. Publishing arm of the piano manufacturer, it seems. See the collection {{GoogleB|VVvHCgAAQBAJ|PP61|The History of the Erard Piano and Harp in Letters and Documents, 1785–1959}} (2015, Cambridge University Press, multiple editors) (pg. 61 especially, but otherwise too).<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Erler]]''' || #### ||1867-1881 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Eschig]]''' ||M.E. #### ||1907–1987 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Escudier]]''' || ||1837-1882||Paris ||Sold to Heugel in 1882<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|La France Musicale}} ||F.M. #### ||1837-1843||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Bureau Central de la Musique}} ||B.C. #### ||1843-1853||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Léon Escudier}} ||L.E. #### ||1853-1882||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B. Eslava]]''' || ||1857-1900 ||Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eulenburg|Edition Eulenburg]]''' || || ||Leipzig, London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Ernst Eulenburg}} ||E.E. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Europa]]''' ||Ed. ### Er. || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Evans &amp; Co.]]''' || ### || 1866-1930||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Evette &amp; Schaeffer]]''' ||E.S. #### ||1875-1929 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ewer]]''' || ||1823-1867 ||London || Acquired by [[Novello]] in 1867<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;F&quot;&gt;F&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|F}}|| ||{{hs|F}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Falter &amp; Sohn]]''' ||F. &amp; S. ###||1786-1888 ||Munich || Founded (as Falter'schen Musikhandlung) in 1786 (no prefix to plates); changed to Falter &amp; Söhn sometime before 1820 or so (presumably as his son took over part of the business); purchased by [[Aibl]] in 1888. See {{plain|http://muk.gwi.uni-muenchen.de/mv0002|Münchner Musik-Lexikon}} for some additional information.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Farrenc]]''' ||A.F. ### ||1820-1839 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K. G. Fazer]]''' || ### || ||Helsingfors ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Gustav Fechner''' || G. ## F.|| ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leo Feist]]''' || ### || ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B. Feldman &amp; Co.]]''' || ### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ph. Feuchot]]''' || P.F. #### ||ca.1872-1889 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Feuchtinger &amp; Gleichauf]]''' || ### || ||Regensburg ||bought [[Pustet]] 1978<br /> |----<br /> |'''Filippone e Tornaghi''' || #### F. e T. || ||Rio de Janeiro || <br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Fiot''' || 1830s || ||Philadelphia || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Firnberg]]''' || ###&lt;br&gt;B.F. ### || ||Frankfurt am Main||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Firth|John Firth]]''' || ||1815-1820 ||New York ||Probably manufactured instruments only<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth &amp; Hall}} || ||1821-1832 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth, Hall &amp; Pond}} ||#### ||1833-1846 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth, Pond &amp; Co.}} ||#### ||1847-1863 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth, Son &amp; Co.}} ||#### ||1863-1867 || ||Acquired by [[Ditson|Oliver Ditson Co.]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''Fischbacher''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.E. Fischer]]''' || ||1862- ||Bremen ||bought by Benjamin, 1925<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Fischer]]''' || ||1872-present ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Fischer &amp; Brother]]''' ||J.F. &amp; B. ####-## ||1864-1970 ||Dayton, OH; New York||Founded by Joseph and Ignaz Fischer in 1864. See http://trove.nla.gov.au/version/24816111 .<br /> |----<br /> |'''Paul Fischer''' ||P.F. ### || ||Berlin ||moved to Falkenberg and changed his plate to P. ### F.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[FitzSimons]]''' || || 1930-1986 || Chicago || Taken over by Fred Bock<br /> |----<br /> |'''Harold Flammer, Inc.''' || || 1917-? || New York || Now owned by Shawnee Press (which is now a branch of Hal Leonard). Began his company on June 6, 1917, in Manhattan (according to {{GoogleB|Z7qzxK4ZascC|PA157|The Musical Monitor, Vol.11}}). Began specializing in choral music ca.1930. (Not sure when bought by Shawnee Press.) Still exists as a choral music imprint in 2011 according to Worldcat.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Flaxland]]''' ||G.F. #### &lt;br&gt;or G.D. ####|| 1847–1869 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =An [[Durand]] 1870 verkauft|en =to [[Durand]], 1870|ja =[[Durand]]へ1870年}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''William Foden''' || || fl.1890's-1947 || St. Louis || Mostly guitar music<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fœtisch Frères]]''' ||F #### F || 1862-1976 ||Lausanne, Switzerland || taken over by Hug 1976<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Forberg]]''' ||#### ||1888-||Leipzig || bought Thiemer<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Robert Forberg]]''' ||#### ||1862-||Leipzig || {{#iflang:|de =Gravur von Röder|en =engraving by Röder|ja =Röderが刻字}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Forlivesi]]''' ||#### ||1875-||Florence ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Forster Music Publisher]]''' ||#### ||1902-||Chicago ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[William Forster]]''' || ||1700s?||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Forsyth Brothers, Ltd.]]''' ||#### ||1875-||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[A. Fouquet]]''' ||A.F. ####|| 1876–1908 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sam Fox]]''' ||#### ||1906-||Cleveland ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Francis, Day &amp; Hunter]]''' ||#### ||1877-||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Willy von Franquet]]''' || ||1890-between 1898 and 1903|| Greiz, Leipzig, Berlin, Braunscheig || Acquired by [[Louis Oertel]] sometime between 1898 and 1903<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Freie Vereinigung zur Förderung guter Guitaremusik]]''' || I-VIII, # || ||Augsburg ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur von Oscar Brandstetter|en =engraving by Oscar Brandstetter (Leipzig)}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bernhard Friedel]]''' ||#### ||1851-1881||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hugo Friedländer''' ||### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. Friedlein]]''' ||#### ||1849-56||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friese]]''' ||#### ||?-1866||Dresden, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E.W. Fritzsch]]''' ||E.W.F. ###||1866?–1903||Leipzig || Possibly founded by Ernst Wilhelm Fritzsch (1840{{EN}}1902). Acquired by [[C.F.W. Siegel]] after his death, in 1903. Published music, essays and books (by Nietzsche and others).<br /> |----<br /> |'''C.W. Fröhlich''' || ||?-1838||Berlin || Bought by [[Bote &amp; Bock, GmbH]] <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Fromont]]''' ||E. #### F. ||ca.1891–1921||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fuentes y Asenjo]]''' || ||ca.1850-1910||Madrid|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Funk &amp; Wagnalls]]''' || ||1880–||New York|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Furore Verlag''' || ||1986- ||Kassel || {{#iflang:|de =Fokussiert auf wenig bekannten Werken von Komponistinnen, enschl. viele Erstausgaben von Clara Schumann, Fanny Hensel und anderen.&lt;br&gt;Mindestens eine Ausgabe hat einen falschen Urheberrechtshinweis (Reprint)|en =Focuses on obscure works by female composers, inc. many first editions of Clara Schumann, Fanny Hensel, et al.&lt;br&gt;At least one edition has a bogus copyright notice (reprint)|ja =少なくとも1つの版でいんちきの著作権表示 (リプリント)}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fürstner|Adolph Fürstner]]''' ||A. #### F. ||1868-ca.1905 ||Berlin ||{{#iflang:|de =Tochter von Schott|en =subsidiary of Schott|ja =Schottの子会社}}<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;G&quot;&gt;G&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|G}}|| ||{{hs|G}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Gallet]]''' ||E.G. #### ||1892- ||Paris||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Gambaro''' ||### ||1814-1861 ||Paris|| Some information &lt;span class=plainlinks&gt;[https://www.clarinet.org/clarinetFestArchive.asp?archive=82 at this biography page]&lt;/span&gt;. Dates 1814-1861 are from the Gambaro entry in the index of a book about [[Breitkopf und Härtel]].<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Gambogi frères]]''' ||G.G. #### ||1860-1877 ||Paris||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[F.W. Garbrecht]]''' || ||1862-ca.1880||Leipzig||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|en =Acquired by Brandstetter.}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Garbrecht|Garbrecht]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Garbrecht|Garbrecht]])}}<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[E. Gaudet]]''' || ####.E.G. ||1895-1933 ||Paris|| Successor of La Fleur, purchased by [[Salabert]]<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Gay &amp; Tenton]]''' || #### ||ca. 1900- ||Paris||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Gebauer]]''' || || 1919- ||Leipzig, Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Gebethner and Wolff]]''' || || 1857-ca.1945 ||Warsaw || Nationalized after World War II<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Gebethner and Wolff}}<br /> |G. &amp; C. ### ||1857-1860s || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Gebethner and Wolff}}<br /> |G. #### W. ||1860s- || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L.E. Gebhardi]]''' || || 1838-1870 ||Erfurt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Gehrmans''' ||C.G. #### ||||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Geib''' || ||1820?-1840s? ||New York, Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.M. Geidel]]''' || || ||Leipzig||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Geidel|Geidel]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Geidel|Geidel]])}}<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[F.B. Geitler]]''' || #### ||1862-1871||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Gérard et Cie.]]''' ||C.M. #### ||1860-1887||Paris ||Catalog acquired by Heugel<br /> |----<br /> |'''Gustav Gerdes''' ||### || ||Köln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gevaert]]''' ||G. ||ca.1850-ca.1900||Liege, Ghent ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Giessel]]''' ||##|| ||Bayreuth || Also Carl Giessel, Jr. ; relates to E.F. Steinacker of Leipzig? (So claims one of Sonneck&amp;rsquo;s books for the Library of Congress.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B. Girard]]''' || ||1815-1877||Naples ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Girard-Fatout''' ||G. #### F. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Girod]]''' || ||1855-1919||Paris ||Possibly acquired by Alphonse Leduc after 1919<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|E. Girod}} ||E.G. #### ||1855-ca.1863||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|E. et A. Girod}} ||E. et A.G. #### ||ca.1864-ca.1881||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Veuve Girod}} ||E.G. #### ||ca.1882-ca.1907||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|P. Girod}} || ? ||ca.1908-ca.1919||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Giudici et Strada''' ||##### ||||Turin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Givre]]''' ||J. ### G. ||ca.1893-ca.1905||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Conrad Glaser]]''' ||#### ||1833-||Schleusingen (from 1892 Coburg) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fritz Gleichauf]]''' || ### #|| ||Regensburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. H. Glen]]''' || ### #|| ||Melbourne ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Globus Verlag]]''' ||D.L.S. ### #|| ||Berlin ||Deutsche Lieder-Sammlung<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Glocken-Verlag]]''' || ### #|| ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Glöggl]]''' || ### #|| ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Michel Glücksberg]]''' || M.G. ##; M. ## G.|| ||Warsaw||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anton Goll]]''' ||A.G. ### || ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gombart]]''' || ### || 1789-1836||Basel, Augsburg || Subject of a book &quot;Musikverlag Gombart : Basel, Augsburg (1789-1836)&quot; by Hans Rheinfurth and Monika Groening (published by Schneider (Tutzing), 1999).<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Goodwin &amp; Tabb]]''' || || || London || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Göpel]]''' || ||1842-1862 ||Stuttgart|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hamilton S. Gordon | Gordon]]''' || || ca.1850-1920 || New York || <br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|S.T. Gordon}} ||#### ||1855-1872||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|S.T. Gordon &amp; Son}} ||##### ||1873-1890||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Hamilton S. Gordon}} ||##### ||ca.1890-1920||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gordon &amp; Gotch]]''' || || 1885-||Sydney|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gotham-Attucks]]''' || || 1904-1912||New York|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.P. Gotthard]]''' || J.P.G. ### || 1868-80 || Vienna || sold to Doblinger<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gould &amp; Bolttler]]''' ||G. &amp; B. ### || 20th c || London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Goulding &amp; Co.]]''' || || ca.1784-1867|| London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Goumas]]''' || || -1870s || Paris || sold to Buffet-Crampon<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Grąbczewski]]''' || ||1920s || Warsaw ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''A. Gräbner''' ||A.G. ### || || Göttingen || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Graffart]]''' || ||ca.1870-ca.1900 || Liège || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Grahame &amp; Black]]''' ||G. &amp; B. ### || 1905-1915 || London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H.W. Gray]]''' || || 1877- ||New York || US agent for Novello<br /> |----<br /> |'''M. Gray''' ||M. G. #### || 1860-1887 ||San Francisco, Oakland || Also Matthias Gray, M. Gray's Music Stores. Formerly Atwill, who sold his business to Matthias Gray (1829{{EN}}1887) and William Herwig in 1860. According to ''Sixty years of California song'' (1913), soon after Gray's death the &quot;immense&quot; stock of music was &quot;sold for a song&quot; to [[Ditson]]. (Publisher page should probably be &quot;Gray&quot; for conciseness.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Henri Gregh''' ||H.G. #### || ||Paris||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Louis Gregh]]''' ||L.G. #### || 1873-1907||Paris||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[W. Greiner]]''' ||#### || 1833-1883||Paris||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[F.G.L. Gressler]]''' ||#### || 1842-98||Langensalza||Schulbuchhandlung<br /> |---- <br /> |'''J. van Groningen''' || ## || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Philipp Grosch]]''' || #### || 1920 ca.-||Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johann Gross]]''' || #### || 1882-||Innsbruck||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Grude]]''' || #### || 1883-||Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Grüninger]]''' ||C.G. #### || ||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Grus]]''' || ||1842-1875 ||Paris, London||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Grus}}<br /> |A.G. #### ||1842-1861 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Grus}}<br /> |L.G. #### ||1862-1875 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gubrynowicz &amp; Schmidt]]''' || ### ||1882 ||Lwow||Gubrynowicz &amp; Son from 1909<br /> |----<br /> |'''Giovanni Gualberto Guidi''' || #### || ||Firenze ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Joseph Günther''' ||J. ### G. || ||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gutheil]]''' ||A. #### G. || 1859-1947||Moscow || {{#iflang:|de =1914 an Edition Russe verkauft|en =to Edition Russe, 1914|ja =Edition Russeへ、1914年}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.J. Gutmann]]''' ||J. ### G. ||1874- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Gutmann}}<br /> |A.J.G. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;H&quot;&gt;H&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|H}}|| ||{{hs|H}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[J. Haakman-Chartier]]'''||J.H.### ; J.H.C.### || 1903-1910? || Paris ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Hachette]]'''||#### || 1846-1977 || Paris ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Häcker]]'''||#### || 1839-1851 || Chemnitz ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Hagemann &amp; Topp]]'''||#### || 1847-1856 || Rostock ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Julius Hainauer|Julius (or Jules) Hainauer]]''' ||J. #### H. ||1852?-ca.1933 ||Breslau ||May have absorbed or succeeded an earlier Breslau publisher, Schuhmann, and reissued e.g. some Liszt works originally published by same before 1852 or so when Hainauer-Verlag prob. started issuing music. Son of founder, Ernst Julius (1901-196x?), seems to have taken over at some point, left Breslau for England in 1933 after the [[wikipedia:Machtergreifung|seizure of political power by the Nazis]] (&quot;Machtergreifung&quot;), and founded Julius Hainauer Ltd. in London in 1936.<br /> |----<br /> |'''{{hide|Julius Hainauer Ltd.}}''' || ||1936-? ||London || See {{plain|http://www.lbi.org/german-exile-publishers/julius-hainauer-ltd/|German Exile Publishers}}<br /> |----<br /> |''Hal Leonard'''|| ### ||1947- ||Minnesota ||under L <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Halbreiter]]'''|| O.H. ### ||1875-1929 ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[William Hall &amp; Son]]'''||#### ||1847-1874||New York ||Acquired by [[Ditson|Oliver Ditson &amp; Co.]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hallberger]]'''||J. #### H. ||1848-72||Stuttgart ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brødrene Hals]]'''|| ####||||Kristiania (=Oslo) ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Hamelle|J. Hamelle]]'''||J. #### H. ||1877-ca.1940||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Hammond &amp; Co.]]'''||H. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hansa-Verlag'''||H.V. ### || ||Berlin-Wilmersdorf ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hansen|Edition Wilhelm Hansen]]''' ||##### ||1853- ||Copenhagen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Petter Håkonsen|Petter Håkonsen]]''' ||##### ||1-1887 ||Christiani ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Haring]]''' ||##### ||1847- ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Harmonia]]''' ||##### ||1881- ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Harmonie Verlag]]''' ||H. ### ||1897-1938 ||Berlin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[T.B. Harms ]]'''|| #### ||1881-1929?||New York ||According to [[T.B. Harms]], was sold or folded in 1929, though some counterexamples (e.g. a copyist's manuscript, at least, with © T.B. Harms, 1953) suggest otherwise- perhaps was merely an imprint by this point.<br /> |----<br /> <br /> |'''[[Frederick Harris]]''' ||##### ||1904- ||London, Toronto ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hartmann]]''' ||##### ||1882- ||Elberfeld ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Hartmann]]''' ||G.H. #### || 1868-1891||Paris || {{#iflang:|de =An [[Heugel]] 1891 verkauft|en =to [[Heugel]], 1891|ja =[[Heugel]]へ、1891年}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|G. Hartmann &amp; Cie.}} ||G.H. &amp; Cie. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tobias Haslinger|Haslinger]]''' ||T.H. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Charles Haslinger}} ||C.H. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hatzfeld]]''' || #### ||1891- 97||Leipzig ||150 works by 1899<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hawkes &amp; Sons''' || #### ||1792- ||London ||Merged with Boosey &amp; Co 1930<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Hebermann's Nachfolger''' ||A.H.N. ## || ||Danzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heckel]]''' ||#### || || Mannheim ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heckenast]]''' || || || Pest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. W. Heffelfinger]]''' ||##### ||100-1918||Los Angeles ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Otto Hefner''' ||### ||||Oberneudorf-Buchen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heinrichshofen's Verlag]]''' ||H.M. ####&lt;br&gt;H.V. ##### ||1806- ||Magdeburg ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Heins''' ||C.H. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gustav Heinze]]''' ||G. ### H. || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Helmuth]]''' ||### ||to 1841 ||Halle ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Helsingfors Nya Musikhandel''' ||H.N.M. ### || 1884?&amp;ndash;1911? || Helsinki || See [[wikipedia:fi:Fazerin_musiikkikauppa|Article in Wikipedia (Finnish) on Fazer Publishing]] (the successor to H.N.M.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Helvetia-Verlag''' ||H. ### || ||Zürich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Th. Henkel]]''' || ||1853- ||Frankfurt am Main ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Henle Verlag]]''' || ||1949- ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ad. Henn]]''' ||A. ### H. || ||Geneva ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Herf &amp; Wolff]]''' ||#### ||1867-72 ||Mainz || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hesse]]''' || ||1881- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heu]]''' || ||1828-ca.1877 ||Paris ||Acquired by [[Louis Gregh]]<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|C. Heu}} ||C. H. #### ||1828-ca.1850 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|E. Heu}} ||E. H. #### ||1851-ca.1877 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heugel]]''' ||H. #### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Heugel et Companie}} ||H. &amp; C&lt;sup&gt;ie&lt;/sup&gt;. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Hieber]]''' || || ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Hiélard]]''' ||1858-99 || ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hientzsch]]''' ||C.F.H. #### ||1860–18885 ||Breslau||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''William E. Hill &amp; Sons''' ||#### ||1897– ||London||Small number of scores 1897-1917, then a few books on violin makers<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hinds, Hayden &amp; Eldredge]]''' ||#### ||1917- ||New York||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''C. Hiner''' || ### ||1880 ca.– ||Graz ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hinrichsen]]''' || ||1938-1980 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hercules Hinz]]''' || ### ||1879–1936 ||Altona ||bought by Hofmeister<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Abraham Hirsch]]''' || #### || 1843?-1943 ||Stockholm ||founded by Abraham Hirsch (1815-1900); taken over by his son Otto in 1884. For a few years in the 1840s published the weekly &quot;Stockholms musik-tidning&quot;. Publishing house existed as late as 1920s and perhaps more recently (they were the first publisher of Sibelius' 6th symphony, e.g.) (First appears in HMB in 1843, as publisher of Carl Reinecke's Op.2.) In 1943, merged into Carl Gehrman (&quot;Hirsch förlag bis 1943 , als die Firma in den Verlag Carl Gehrman aufging&quot;.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hirsch]]''' || ||1854-1869 ||Leipzig||formerly Friedlein &amp; Hirsch 1842-54. Bought by Kistner 1884<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hladky]]''' || ||ca.1900-1969 ||Vienna|| Bought by Heinrichtshoven 1969<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Hodsoll]]''' ||### ||1790-1830 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hoesick]]''' ||### ||1867-1940 ||Warsaw ||Hosick or Hösick<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Hofbauer]]''' ||C.H. ### ||1891- ||Leipzig ||pub A.Ashton, R Fuchs, Lehar<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hoffarth]]''' ||## ||1862- ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Hoffheinz]]''' ||E. ### H.||1889-1910? ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''E. Hoffmann''' ||E.H. ## || ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Hoffmann]]''' ||### ||1838- ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hoffmeister]]''' ||### ||1783-1807 ||Vienna || Catalog acquired by [[Tobias Haslinger|Chemische Druckerey]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friedrich Hofmeister]]''' || || ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hofmusikhandelens Forlag''' ||K.H.M. || ||Copenhagen || Related to Nordisk Musikforlag in some way (and ''their'' plates are N.M.F.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Matth. Hohner''' || ###/###|| ||Trossingen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Holle]]''' || ####||1837- ||Wolfenbuttel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Horneman &amp; Erslev]]''' || ####|| ||Copenhagen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Howley, Haviland &amp; Co.]]''' || ####|| 1894-1906||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Huberty]]''' ||### ||1756- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hudební Matice]]''' ||H. M. ### ||1871–1951 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hug|Gebrüder Hug]]''' ||G.H. #### ||1807–&lt;br&gt;1885–1956 ||Zurich&lt;br&gt;Leipzig || History [http://www.hug-musikverlage.ch/infos/index.htm　here]. Founded by Hans Georg Nägeli (1791) and Jakob Christoph Hug (1807). Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hull]]''' || #### ||ca.1880-1930 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. J. Hummel]]''' || #### ||1766?–1821? ||Amsterdam, Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hüni]]''' || #### ||ca.1910-190 ||Zurich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Huss &amp; Beer''' || H. &amp; B. ### || ||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hutchings &amp; Romer]]''' || #### ||ca.1840-1920 ||London <br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;I&quot;&gt;I&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|I}}|| ||{{hs|I}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Léon Idzikowski]]''' || ||ca.1900-ca.1930||Kiev, Warsaw ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Ikelmer]]''' || ||1857-1900||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|A. Ikelmer et Cie.}} ||A.I. et Cie. #### ||1857-ca.1877|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Ikelmer frères}} ||I.F. #### ||1877-ca.1881|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Désiré Ikelmer}} ||D.I. #### ||1882-c1900|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |[[Imbault]] || ||1784-1812 || Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[International Music Company]]'''|| || ||New York ||{{#iflang:|de =Eine Tochterfirma des Pop-Musik-Herausgebers Bourne Music, Inc. Eine überwiegende Zahl der Ausgaben sind geschützt.|en =A subsidiary of the pop-music publisher Bourne Music, Inc. A vast majority of editions are under copyright.|ja =ポピュラー音楽の出版社、Bourne Music, Inc.の子会社。膨大な出版物の主なものは著作権あり}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Iochem]]''' || ||1868-1899 || Paris ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Raffaele Izzo''' ||#### || || Naples ||<br /> |---- <br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;J&quot;&gt;J&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|J}}|| ||{{hs|J}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Walter Jacobs]]''' || ### ||1894-1941 ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Julius Jäger''' || J. ## J.|| ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Max Jaffe''' || M.J. ## || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Jakubowski]]''' || ### ||1866- ||Konigsberg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jakubowski &amp; Zadurowicz]]''' || ### ||1893- ||Lemberg (Lwów) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Janet et Cotelle]] || J.C. #### || 1810&amp;ndash;1836 || Paris || Became '''A. Cotelle''' after a gap of two years (after Janet's death in 1836, and some reorganization??) in 1838.<br /> |-<br /> |{{hide|A. Cotelle}} ||A.C. ###||1832?-?||Paris||Successor to the early-19th century Paris firm Janet et Cotelle (begun 1810)? (see {{plain|http://oxfordindex.oup.com/view/10.1093/gmo/9781561592630.article.14128|Oxford J&amp;C Firm Bio}}. Pierre-Honoré Janet d.1832.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Janin]]''' || ### ||1883-1928 ||Lyon ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jatho]]''' || [C.H.J.] ### ||1916-1922 || Berlin || Purchased by [[Ries &amp; Erler]] in 1922. Plates as high as 101 or so (Wellesz' Lieder nach Dichtungen von Stefan George, ca.1920?) known, perhaps higher, though the possibly later orchestral suite Op.31 by Erich Anders may have gone without plate number altogether.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Jefferys]]''' || ### ||1850-1910 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Joanin''' ||A.J. et Cie ###||1903?-1907?||Paris||Possibly purchased by [[Heugel]]??<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jobert]]''' ||J.J. ### ||1921- ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Johansen]]'''|| ||1890-1918 ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Johnson]]''' || ||1740-77|| London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Josephson]]''' || ||1851-1867||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Jost]]''' || ||1900-1950||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joubert]]''' || ||1889-ca.1967 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot}} ||L.B. #### ||1868-ca.1887|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot &amp; Héraud}} || ||1887{{EN}}? || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot &amp; Vve. Héraud}} || ||?{{EN}}ca.1891|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot-Joubert}} || ||1891-1896|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|C. Joubert}} ||C.J. ''or'' J. #### ||1896-?|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L. Jouve]]''' ||L.J. ## || ||Paris ||Possibly founded by Louis Jouve (1814{{EN}}96)?<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Jowien]]''' ||L.J. ## ||1849-1884 ||Hamburg||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Jullien &amp; Co.''' ||### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P.L. Jung]]''' ||P.L.J. ### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Jungmann &amp; C. Lerch]]''' ||J. &amp; L. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Junne]]''' ||O.J. ####||1887–1943? || Leipzig ||As of 1917, called itself a branch of Schott frères. Destroyed during bombing of Leipzig, 1943.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Jurgenson]]'''|| ||1861-1918 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Juwal]]''' || ||1922-? ||Berlin ||Founded, in part, by {{LinkName|Joel|Engel}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Jibneh}} || ||ca.1924-? ||Jerusalem ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;K&quot;&gt;K&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|K}}|| ||{{hs|K}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[C.F. Kahnt Nachfolger|C.F. Kahnt]]''' ||#### ||1851-ca.1910 ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> ||| C.F.K. #### ||ca.1910-|| ||||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kaibel|F.W. Kaibel]]''' || F.W.K. ##### ||1870- ||Lübeck ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Georg Kallmeyer''' || #### || ||Wolfenbuttel ||Now Moseler<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Edwin F. Kalmus|Edwin F. Kalmus &amp; Co., Inc.]]''' ||None ||1929- ||Boca Raton||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Karczag &amp; Wellner]]''' || ||1904-1936||Vienna||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Heinrich Karmrodt]]''' || ||1852-1895||Halle||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Kastner]]''' || ||1904-1936||Voronezh||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.B. Katto]]''' || ||1855-1870||Brussels||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Kaun]]''' ||R. #### K. ||1890-||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;H. Schröder's Nachf.&lt;/div&gt; ||ca.1888 ||||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kerksieg &amp; Breusing]]''' ||##### ||ca. 1840-1861 ||New York ||became Schirmer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[James S. Kerr]]''' ||##### ||1880- ||Glasgow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kgl. Hof-Musikhandel]]''' || ||1880-1902 ||Copenhagen||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kiesler]]''' ||##### ||1898- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kistler|Cyrill Kistler]]''' || ||ca.1891-1907||Bad Kissingen ||catalog apparently acquired by [[C.F.W. Siegel]]<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Verlag der Musikalischen Tagesfragen&lt;/div&gt; || ||ca.1891-ca.1892|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Verlag von Cyrill Kistler&lt;/div&gt; || ||ca.1896-1907|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kistner|Fr. Kistner]]''' ||##### ||1823- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Kittlitz-Schott &amp; Bieger''' ||K.-S. &amp; B. ### || ||Mainz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Henry Kleber]]''' ||##### || ||Pittsburgh ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.A. Klemm]]''' ||##### ||1832-1933 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Klemm &amp; Brother]]''' ||##### ||1800s ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Knop]]''' ||##### ||1834-1844 ||Basel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kociho]]''' ||##### ||900-1930||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Antoni Kocipiński]]''' ||A.K.### || || Kiev ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Koeppen]]''' ||##### ||1898-||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K. Kollmann]]''' ||##### ||ca.1800-1900 ||Augsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Könemann Music''' ||K. ### || ||Budapest<br /> |{{#iflang:|de =Verleger von günstigen Urtext-Editionen. Die Bearbeiternotizen sind auf der Webseite kostenlos verfügbar. Viele Veröffentlichungen aus den frühen und mittleren 1990er-Jahren sind unveränderte Reprints von gemeinfreien Ausgaben we die Ricordi Gesamtpartitur von ''Aida'', etc.|en =Publisher of low-priced Urtext editions. Editor's notes are freely available on the publisher's website. Many publications from the early to mid–1990s are unedited reprints of public domain editions like the Ricordi full score of ''Aida'', etc.|ja =低価格の原典版の出版社。出版社のサイトで自由に編集者の注釈を見ることができます。リコルディ版の「アイーダ」など、早い時代から1990年代半ばまでの多くの出版物は、パブリックドメインの版の編集なしのリプリントです。}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boleslas Koreywo]]''' || ||1870s ||Kiev||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Körner]]''' || || ||Erfurt||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ad. Köster''' || A. #### K. || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kothe]]''' || #### ||1873- ||Leobschüt (Głubczyce)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Kotrba]]''' || #### ||1873- ||Prague||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vinzenz Kratochwill]]''' || || ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heinrich Kreisler]]''' ||H. ### K. &amp; Co. ||1895- ||Hamburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.R. Krentzlin''' || || ||Berlin|| Richard Krentzlin (1864-1956) published works for educational purposes, the works were printed in cooperation with a well-known partner (mostly Lienau), the partner publisher is printed on the title page too, plate numbers are usually from the partner publisher<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;H.R. Krentzlin Unterrichtsverlag&lt;/div&gt; || || ||Berlin-Lichterfelde|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''G.A. Krüger''' ||G.A.K. ### || ||Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kruzinski &amp; Lewi]]''' || || 1880s||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Krygier]]''' || || 1880s||Yekaterinburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[S. A. Krzyżanowski]]''' || S ## K || 1871?-2011? || Kraków || Antique shop and publisher founded ca.1871, closed? possibly due to rent issues? 2011?<br /> |----<br /> |'''F.H. Kühling''' || ## || ||Bonn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[T.F.A. Kühn]]''' || || ||Weimar ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Chez A. Kühnel Bureau de Musique''' ||###||1800–1813||Leipzig (Germany)||{{#iflang:|de =Die folgende Information ist auf der Webseite der Edition Peters (https://www.edition-peters.de/cms/deutsch/edition-peters/c.f.-peters/verlagsgeschichte.html) verfügbar: &quot;Am 1. Dezember 1800 ging der Dirigent und Komponist Franz Anton Hoffmeister (1754-1812) eine Partnerschaft mit dem Buchhändler und Organisten Ambrosius Kühnel (1770–1813) mit dem Ziel der Einrichtung eines 'Bureau de Musique' in Leipzig. . . . 1806 ging das Geschäft in das Alleineigentum von A. Kühnel über und wurde offziell unter dem Namen 'Neuer Verlag des Bureau de Musique' registriert . . . . Infolge des plötzlichen Todes von Kühnel wurde die Firma vom Leipziger Buchhändler Carl Friedrich Peters (1779-1827) erworben, welcher ab dem 1. April 1814 unter dem Namen 'Bureau de Musique de C.F. Peters' auftrat.&quot; (Siehe unten: Edition Peters). Jedoch ist mindestens noch ein Werk erhalten geblieben (Crusell, Clarinet Concerto op.1) mit Kühnel's Name und 'Bureau de Musique', so dass es unklar ist ob die so gekennzeichneten Ausgaben den Jahren 1800–1806 oder dem Zeitraum 1806–1813 zuzuordnen ist. Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig.<br /> |en =The following information is available from the Edition Peters website (http://www.edition-peters.com/aboutus/history.php): &quot;On 1 December 1800 the conductor and composer Franz Anton Hoffmeister (1754–1812) entered into partnership with the bookseller and organist Ambrosius Kühnel (1770–1813) for the purpose of establishing a 'Bureau de Musique' in Leipzig . . . . In 1806 the business passed into the sole ownership of A. Kühnel when it was officially registered under the name 'Neuer Verlag des Bureau de Musique' . . . . Following Kühnel's untimely death, the firm was acquired by the Leipzig bookseller Carl Friedrich Peters (1779–1827), who traded from 1 April 1814 under the name 'Bureau de Musique de C.F. Peters'.&quot; (see below, Edition Peters) However, there is at least one extant work (Crusell, Clarinet Concerto op.1) with Kühnel's name and 'Bureau de Musique', so it is unclear whether editions so marked belong to the 1800–1806 or 1806–1813 period.}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[N. Kulikov and Son]]''' ||#### ||19th c ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kunkel Brothers]]''' ||#### ||1868-ca.1923 ||St. Louis ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Kunst- und Industrie-Comptoir''' ||### ||1801-1814? || Vienna || (Also known as Bureau d'Arts (or des Arts) et d'Industrie.) acc. to &quot;Beethoven and His World&quot; (Clive), firm of music publishers, and dealers in maps and map prints, founded in 1801 by the painter Joseph Anton Kappeller &amp; the lawyer Jakob Holer, under the name &quot;Kunst- und Industrie-Comptoir Kappeller und Holer&quot;. Kappeller left in 1802; ownership of the firm changed about a bit and the name changed to &quot;Kunst- und Industrie-Comptoir zu Wien&quot;. The firm was taken over in 1814 by Joseph Riedl von Leuenstern.They were Beethoven's principal publisher from 1802 to 1808 (when Breitkopf assumed that role; before 1802 this was Artaria principally, even though sometimes Beethoven had had some works published by Mollo, with sometimes quite negative results...), and in all, the K-a-I-Comptoir Wien published in all some forty first editions of his works. (Paraphrased from Clive.) <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolf Kunz]]''' || A.K.V.B. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Kunzelmann]]''' || || ||Adliswil (Switzerland) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.P. Küpper]]''' || #### || ||Elberfeld ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kybourtz]]''' || ASC ||1875-1889 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;L&quot;&gt;L&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|L}}|| ||{{hs|L}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Labonde]]''' ||A.L. ### ||1890-1910 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Lacom]]''' ||### ||1880s-90s ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pierre Lafitte]]''' ||### ||1899- ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lafleur]]''' ||### ||1862-1917 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lamborn Cock]]''' ||L. &amp; C. ### ||1862-1879 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Léon Langlois]]''' ||L. L. ### ||1869-1902 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. H. Larway]]''' || L. #### ||1893-1938 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. T. Latour]]''' || L. #### ||ca.1826-1845 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[ Bernard Latte]]''' || ### ||1831-ca.1855 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Laudy &amp; Co.]]''' ||J. ### L. ||1890-? ||London ||Their first publication was an organ work by {{LinkName|Filippo|Capocci}}. Distributed after 1894 or so(?) by, and perhaps eventually acquired by, [[Bosworth &amp; Co.]] (may exist only as an imprint now?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lauterbach &amp; Kuhn]]''' ||L. &amp; K. ### ||1902-1908 ||Leipzig ||Acquired by [[Bote &amp; Bock]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Läuterer]]''' || ### ||188-1900 ||Munich ||Acquired by [[Aibl]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leader and Cock]]''' ||L. C. ### ||1843-1862 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lebeau]]''' || ### ||1855-1900 ||Paris ||Acquired by <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lederer]]''' || ### ||1887- ||Munich || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Le Duc''' || ||? - 1820s? ||Paris || Eventually taken over by [[Alphonse Leduc]], owned by an indirect (possibly by marriage) relative of the former owner.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alphonse Leduc]]''' ||A.L. #### ||1841-present ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lee &amp; Walker]]''' ||#####-# ||1848-1875 ||Philadelphia ||Created by two former clerks of George Willig&amp;rsquo;s in 1848, and bought out by [[Ditson|Oliver Ditson]] in 1875.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Leede]]''' || ### ||1843 || Leipzig || Publisher of Bungert, Sommer, Germer, B Seifert in 1880s-90s.<br /> |----<br /> |'''Leeds Music''' || ||1935-1964 || New York ||In 1944 Leeds Music acquired the Am-Rus catalog and became the American agents for many Soviet composers. Acquired by MCA Music in 1964.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Legouix]]''' || O. L. G. ### ||?-? || Paris || Publisher of e.g. chamber music, founded by Onésime Legouix - succeeded?? by E. Legouix and G. Legouix (fl.1926+).<br /> |----<br /> |'''A.C. Lehmann''' || ### ||?-? || Hamburg || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Lehne &amp; Komp.''' || ### ||?-? || Hannover || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Leichssenring]]''' ||#### || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Leitgeber]]''' || ### ||1867- || Posen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lemoine|Henry Lemoine]]''' ||##### H.&lt;br&gt;##### H.L. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lengnick|Alfred Lengnick &amp; Co.]]''' ||A.L. &amp; Co. Ltd. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hal Leonard]]''' || ||1947- ||Milwaukee<br /> |{{#iflang:|de =Es ist höchst unwahrscheinlich, dass irgendwelche Publikationen von Hal Leonard gemeinfrei sind. Hal Leonard kontrolliert die Druckrechte des Schirmer Katalogs seit 1986.|en =It is highly unlikely that there are any Hal Leonard publications in the public domain. Hal Leonard has controlled the print rights for the Schirmer catalog since 1986.|ja =Hal Leonardの出版物がパブリックドメインであるのは、ほとんどありそうにないことです。Hal Leonardは1986年以来Schirmerのカタログのために版権をコントロールしてきました。}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leonard &amp; Co.]]''' ||1890-1927 || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Leopas]]''' ||#### || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.E.C. Leuckart]]''' ||F.E.C.L. #### ||1782- ||Munich, Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gustav Lewy]]''' ||G.L. ### ||1855-97 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Heinrich Lewy''' || H.L. ## || ?-after 1908 ||Munich || Also Verlag Heinrich Lewy ; &quot;H. Lewy&quot;. Published vocal scores of operas (e.g. Prinzessin Brambilla, by Walter Braunfels, and a few others, held at Worldcat libraries &amp; at ÖNB), and other music also.<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Licht &amp; Meyer]]''' || #### ||1884- || Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lichtenauer]]''' || #### ||1843- || Rotterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lichtenberger]]''' || #### ||1867-92 || Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Lienau]] || || ||Berlin-Lichterfelde || Purchased [[Schlesinger]] of Berlin ca.1864 - kept the imprint which they kept using for decades (leading very many people to very often describe scores, including very very many major ones- Sibelius' 3rd symphony is just one- as published by Schlesinger that were in fact published by Lienau in their Schlesinger line.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leo Liepmannssohn]] || || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Axel E. Lindgren]]''' ||### || ||Helsinki ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rudolf C. Lindner''' ||R.C.L. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Marcel Lion]]''' ||### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.S. Lischke]]'''|| ### ||18th c-1842 ||Berlin||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Lissarrague]]''' || A. L. ### ||1876-1891 || Paris || Publisher of salon music, primarily for piano solo.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Litolff]]''' || || ||Braunschweig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gekauft von Peters 1940. Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig. |||en =Bought by Peters in 1940.|ja =1940年にPetersが買収}}<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[J. Loebel]]'''|| ### || ||Zittau||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Longman &amp; Broderip]]''' || ||1776-1798 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''C. Lonsdale''' || || 1834-1880 ||London || Christopher Lonsdale (1795-1877) published many Italian songs. Previously a partner in Birchall, Lonsdale and Mills.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[C.C. Lose]]''' || ||1821 -79 ||Copenhagen ||sold to Hansen<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lotter und Söhne]]''' || ||ca.1700-1844 ||Augsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lowe &amp; Brydone]]''' || || ||London||printer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Stanley Lucas, Weber, Pitt &amp; Hatzfeld]]''' || ||1880-1903||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Lucca]]''' || ||–1891 ||Milan|| {{#iflang:|de =1891 verkauft an [[Ricordi]]|en =sold to [[Ricordi]] in 1891|ja =1891年に[[Ricordi]]に売却}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Luckhardt]]''' || || ||Cassel, Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Luckhardt's Musik-Verlag (J. Feuchtinger)''' ||J.F. ### || ||Freiburg, Leipzig ||Purchased by Heinrichshofen in 1905.<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ludewig &amp; Schmidt''' ||L. &amp; S. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Abr. Lundquists Kongl. Hof-Musikhandel]]''' ||Abr.L. #### || 1838-||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Lyon &amp; Healy''' || ||1864– ||Chicago|| See [[wikipedia:Lyon &amp; Healy|Wikipedia]]. Founded by George Lyon (ret.1889) and Patrick J. Healy (1840?{{EN}}1905), first as a music publisher, then also as an instrument (mostly harp) manufacturer. Bought by Steinway &amp; Sons in the 1970s, and became specifically a harp-making subsidiary.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikverlag Lyra]]''' || M.L. ## || ||Berlin ||bought by Bosworth 1938<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;M&quot;&gt;M&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|M}}|| ||{{hs|M}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Maass]]''' || ||1885- ||Vienna ||bought by Universal-Edition<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Félix Mackar]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Félix Mackar et Gresse}} ||F.M. et G. ###||1865-ca.1868 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Félix Mackar}} ||F.M. ###||1868-1889 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|F. Mackar et Noël}} ||M.N. ###&lt;br&gt;M. et N. ###||1889-1896 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|A. Noël}} || ||1896-1940 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|P. Noël}} || ||1947-? || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Macmillan]]''' || ||1843- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maeyens-Couvreur|Mme. Maeyens-Couvreur]]''' || M.C. ### or JPL. ### || 1840s-1860s ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Magasin de l'imprimerie chimique'''||#### ||1803-1815 || Vienna ||Founded by {{LinkName|Anton|Reicha}} (and possibly also known as (Verlage der) chemie Druckerey. Absorbed it seems into S.A. Steiner? (which later became Haslinger.) (Which is why on [[Tobias Haslinger]] you see &quot;Chemische Druckerey (1803-1815)&quot;.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jacques Maho|J. Maho]]''' ||J #### M. ||1851–1877 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Hamelle 1877|en =sold to Hamelle in 1877}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. Maho}} ||J.M. ### ||1851–1877 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Aloys Maier]]''' || ||1850s-1940 ||Fulda ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Maillochon]]''' || ||1910 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M. Maillot]]''' ||M. ### M., ### ||ca.1899-ca.1917 ||Nice ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ludwig Maisch''' || ||1810-1822 ||Vienna ||Firm ran by his widow 1816-1822; she married Mathias Artaria who took over &amp; renamed firm Artaria<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Manganelli]]''' || || ||Rome ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Manuel]]''' || ||189-1901 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pablo Martín]]''' ||C.M. #### &lt;br&gt;P.M. ####&lt;br&gt;P. #### M. || ||Madrid ||earlier Casimiro Martín<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ph. Maquet''' ||Ph. M. &amp; Cie. ##,### ||1887-1899 ||Paris || Successor to [[Brandus]], 1887; succeeded by [[Joubert]] in 1899<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Margueritat]]''' ||### ||1846 ||Paris ||Publisher of much band and orchestral music (mostly briefer works) in the mid-to-late 19th century?<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edward B. Marks]]''' ||##### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''C. Marowsky''' || C. ### M. ||ca.1879-ca.1898 ||Minden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Giovanni Martinenghi''' || #### ||ca.1860-ca.1890s? ||Milano ||Founded probably(?) by {{LinkName|Giovanni|Martinenghi}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Massute]]''' || ### ||1864-92 ||Frankfurt am Oder ||dance music: bought by Benjamin 1892<br /> |----<br /> |'''Masters Music Publications''' || || ||Boca Raton || {{#iflang:|de =(siehe Kalmus)|en =(see Kalmus)|ja =(Kalmus参照)}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mathias &amp; Strickland]]''' ||###||1889-1901||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Eug. Mathieu''' ||E.M. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.Z. Mathot]]''' ||Z. ### M. || ||Paris (before 1930)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K. Maykov]]''' ||K.####M. || ||Moscow ||bought by Jurgenson<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[McCarthy &amp; Fisher]]''' || ||1914- ||New York)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[McLaughlin &amp; Reilly]]''' || ||1930s-1970s ||Boston)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pietro Mechetti]]''' ||P.M. #### || ||Vienna (before 1857) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst ter Meer]]''' || #### ||1848-56 ||Aachen ||bought by Kistner<br /> |----<br /> |'''Robert Meissner''' ||E.A. #### || ||Berlin ||bought (parts of) Emil Ascher<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Meissonnier]]''' ||#### ||ca.1812–1842 ||Paris ||became [[Heugel]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Meissonnier]]''' || ||ca.1821–1860 ||Paris ||acquired by E. Gérard et Cie<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. Meissonnier}} ||J.M. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. Meissonnier}} ||C.M. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nakladatelství Melantrich''' ||M. ### ||1897-1999 ||Prague ||See [[wikipedia:Melantrich|Wikipedia article]]. First/early (or first Czech publisher, in other cases) publisher of many scores by {{LinkName|Bohuslav|Martinů}}, among others. Usually referred to just as ''Melantrich''. (Nakladatelství - Publishing House.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Le Menu''' || ||ca.1760–ca.1784 ||Paris || Purchased at some point by [[Boyer]].<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Merhoff]]''' ||### ||1867-1890 ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Méridian]]''' || ||1920 ca.- ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Merseburger]]''' ||C. ####-# M. ||1849- ||Leipzig, Berlin, Kassel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Béla Méry''' ||M.B. ### || ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Meser]]''' ||### ||?-1872 ||Dresden) ||Acquired by Fürstner in 1872<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|C.F. Meser (Herm. Müller)}} ||H.M. ### ||Dresden || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|C.F. Meser}} ||1873-? ||Berlin || ||Separate company or imprint created after Fürstner's acquisition of Meser<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Metzler]]''' ||M. #### || ||London ||Instrument manufacturer and music publisher, music plates were sold at auction in 1880<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Meuriot]]''' || #### ||1875-1906 ||Paris ||bought by Rouault<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G.M. Meyer]]''' || #### ||1828-1853 ||Braunschweig ||bought by Litolff<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Théodore Michaelis]]''' ||T.M. ### ||1876-1893 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Michow]]''' || ### ||1885-97 ||Berlin-Charlottenburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''F. Miller''' ||F.M. ## || ||Munich||= A. Läuterers Nachfolger<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Miller &amp; Beacham]]''' ||#### ||1853-1864 ||Baltimore||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Millereau]]''' ||#### ||1861-1930 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mills]]''' ||#### ||1919- ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Minkoff''' ||#### ||1972-2010 ||Geneva||Facsimiles<br /> |----<br /> |'''N. Mischonzniky''' ||N.M. ### || ||Bucarest||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Mitteldeutscher Musikverlag''' ||M.M.V. || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mitteldeutscher Verlag]]''' ||#### ||1946- ||Halle/Saale||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Herbert Moeschk]]''' ||#### || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mollo]]''' ||### ||1798-99, 1802-37? ||Vienna || Founded by Tranquillo Mollo (1767-1837). For a brief history of the firm see [[wikipedia:de:Tranquillo Mollo|Wikipedia (German)]].<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. J. de Momigny]]''' ||#### ||1800-1828 ||Paris||Bought by Richault<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. J. Mompour]]''' ||#### ||?-1843 ||Bonn||Bought by Furstner<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mori &amp; Lavenu]]''' ||#### ||1814-1844 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pierre Mortier]]''' ||#### || ||Amsterdam||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Möseler Verlag]]''' ||####&lt;br&gt;M ##.### ||1945- ||Wolfenbuttel||Previously Kallmeyer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Müller]]''' || #### ||1830-1890 ||Rodelstadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. F. Müller]]''' also '''H. F. Müller's Witwe''' || #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leopold Muraille]]''' || ###.-### || ||Liege ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Murdoch, Murdoch &amp; Co.]]''' || #### ||1920s ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musée musical]]''' || #### || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Musica Budapest]]''' ||Z. #### || ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Musica Obscura Editions''' || || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Musica Rara''' ||M.R. #### || ||London / Monteux (FR) ||{{#iflang:|de =Unter Breitkopf &amp; Härtel seit 2000|en =Under Breitkopf &amp; Härtel since 2000|ja =2000年からBreitkopf &amp; Härtelの下で}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musical Antiquarian Society]]''' || ||1840–1850 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Editions Musicales Transatlantiques''' ||E.M.T. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikaliska Konstföreningen]]'''||####||1859- ||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikwissenschaftlicher Verlag]]'''||####||1933- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Musytschna Ukraina''' || || ||Kiev ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikwoche]]'''||####||1900- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Mutuelle]]'''||E. ####. M. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Muzgiz|Muzgiz / Muzyka]]''' ||G.M. #### I.M.&lt;br&gt;Г.M. #### Г.M. ||1918–1930 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Muzgiz / Muzyka&lt;/div&gt; ||M. ##### G.&lt;br&gt;M. ##### Г. ||1930–1963 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Muzgiz / Muzyka&lt;/div&gt; ||#####||1963- ||Moscow ||<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;N&quot;&gt;N&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|N}}|| ||{{hs|N}}||<br /> |-<br /> | '''[[Naderman]]''' || #### ||1773-1828 || Paris || <br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Nagel|Adolph Nagel]]&lt;br&gt;''Nagels Musik Archiv''''' ||Archiv Nr. ## ||1835–1952 ||Hannover ||{{#iflang:|de = Bärenreiter Verlagszeichen von 1952 an.|en =Bärenreiter imprint from 1952 on.|ja =1952年以降Bärenreiterのインプリント}}<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Adolph Nagel&lt;/div&gt; ||N.M.A. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nägeli]]''' || ||1800-1865||Zürich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arthur Napoleão]]'''&lt;br&gt;'''''Editora Arthur Napoleão Ltda.''''' ||####&lt;br&gt;AN-#### (modern)||1866/8-||Rio de Janeiro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Näumann]]''' || ||1841-||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Naus]]''' || ||1880-1907||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Neldner]]''' || ||1882-19??||Riga ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Edition Neubert''' ||Ed. N. ### || ||Prag ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Neudecker''' ||A. ### N. || ||Bunzlau ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Verlag Neue Musik'''||##### ||1957–present || Berlin || See [[wikipedia:de:Verlag Neue Musik|Wikipedia article (German)]] (Verlag Neue Musik) for history, also {{plain|http://www.verlag-neue-musik.de|their website}}.<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Augusto Neuparth]]''' ||###&lt;br&gt;A.N. ###&lt;br&gt;N. &amp; Ca. ### ||1890s ca.||Lisbon||Later Neuparth &amp; Carneiro<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nicholson &amp; Ascherberg]]''' ||### ||1873-1950||Melbourne, Sydney||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nickau &amp; Welleminsky''' ||N. &amp; W. ## ||||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G.W. Niemeyer]]''' ||GWN ### ||1839-1887||Hamburg||previously Schubert &amp; Niemeyer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nightingale &amp; Co.]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Félix Mackar|A. Noël]]''' || ## ||||Paris ||successor to [[Félix Mackar]] <br /> |----<br /> |'''Otto Heinrich Noetzel Verlag''' || || ||Wilhelmshaven||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kgl. Hof-Musikhandel|Nordisk Musikforlag]]''' || N.F. #### ||1902–1910 || Kjøbenhavn , then Stockholm? || Began with coproductions (e.g. works by Stenhammar and Sjøgren) formerly Kgl. Hof-Musikhandel, Copenhagen<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hansen|Nordiska Musikförlaget]]''' || NMS ###||1915–1988 || Stockholm || Founded in 1915 as a Stockholm office/subsidiary to [[Hansen]], purchased in 1988 by Music Sales, sold to Fazer, then in 1993 sold to Warner/Chappell. Source: {{GoogleB|qKrNTzIPQCkC|PA600|Orchestral Music: A Handbook}}. Still appears as an imprint. First publisher for quite a few Swedish composers (e.g. Allan Pettersson, others.) Appeared also as &quot;A.B. Nordiska Musikförlaget&quot;.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Norsk Musikforlag]]''' ||####||1909-||Kristiania (=Oslo)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.A. Noske]]''' ||A.A.N. ### || ||{{hs|G}}'s Gravenhage (Netherlands) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Nosske]]''' ||R.N. ### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Novello]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''John F. Nunns''' || ||1834-1842 (Philadelphia), 1842-1880s? (New York) ||Philadelphia, then New York || Primarily a piano maker and dealer<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;O&quot;&gt;O&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|O}}|| ||{{hs|O}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. O'Kelly]]''' ||A.O.K.#### ||1872-1888 ||Paris || catalog mostly acquired by Mackar &amp; Noël<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;A. O'Kelly&lt;/div&gt; ||A.O'K. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oberdörffer]]''' ||M.O.H. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Odeon-Verlag''' ||O. ### V.|| ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Georges Oertel''' ||G.O. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Johannes Oertel''' ||J.O. ### || ||Munich (?), Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Louis Oertel]]''' ||L. #### O. || ||Hannover ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nakladatelství Oldřích Padírek''' ||Ol. P. || ||Brno ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ollendorff]]''' || #### ||1889-90 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ollivier &amp; Co.''' ||O &amp; Co. #### || ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Oppenheimer]]''' || ###||1876-19??||Hameln||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon|Orbis]] ||EO ###||1949–1953 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maurice Orgelbrand]] || ###||1860s ||Vilnius ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Österreichischer Bundesverlag]]''' ||Dm.d.Tk.in Oest. xxx ## ||1772 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ostrowski]]''' ||###||1880ca-after 1915 ||Odessa ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oxford University Press]]''' || ###||1920-||London||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;P&quot;&gt;P&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|P}}|| ||{{hs|P}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pabst]]''' ||#### ||1873-19?? ||Delitzsch ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pacini]]''' || #### ||180- || Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paez]]''' || #### ||1842- || Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pagani Edition''' || #### || || New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.H. Paling]]''' || #### || ||Sydney||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Pardini]]''' || #### || ||Czernowitz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paterson]]''' || #### || ||Glasgow||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Patey &amp; Willis]]''' ||P. &amp; W. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Paul]]''' || #### ||1829-1857||Dresden || Succeeded by Bernhard Friedel<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rudolf Pawliska''' || R.P. ## || ||Vienna || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Paxton &amp; Co.]]''' ||P. &amp; W. #### ||1870ca.- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Payne's Musikverlag]]''' ||A.P. ## || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pazdírek]]''' || #### ||1919-1949||Brno ||MelPa (Melantrich-Pazdirek) 1936-49 (see '''Melantrich''')<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Pechel]]'''|| #### ||1886- ||Graz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Peermusic''' ||##### ||1960 ca. (1928) &amp;ndash;present||New York City; Hamburg? ||Founded as &quot;Southern Music Publishing Company&quot; in 1928. Started using the &quot;Peermusic Classical&quot; imprint sometime around 1941 (first as Peer International) though used both for some time; now uses peermusic (lowercase p) exclusively. See [[wikipedia:Peermusic|Wikipedia]]; {{plain|http://www.peermusic.com/peermusic/index.cfm/about-us/|History at official website}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Pégat]]''' ||A.P. ## ||1900-1914||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pennauer]]''' ||A.P. ## ||ca.1800-1831 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.W. Pepper]]''' || ## || 1877- ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pérégally &amp; Parvy]]''' ||A.P. ## ||1882-1909 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Peters]]''' ||##### || ||Leipzig; Frankfurt ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Edition Peters&lt;/div&gt; ||EP ##### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.L. Peters]]''' ||#####-## ||by 1859{{EN}}1871?, 1881{{EN}}1892 ||St. Louis || Founded by John L. Peters.<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;J.L. Peters&lt;/div&gt; ||#####-## ||1866{{EN}}1875/77 ||New York || New York branch purchased by Ditson (C.H. Ditson) in 1877<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.C. Peters]]''' || ||1832-1849 ||Louisville || Founded by William C. Peters. Taken over by Peters &amp; Webb in 1850.<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;W.C. Peters&lt;/div&gt; || ||1844/50-1851 ||Baltimore || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;W.C. Peters&lt;/div&gt; || ||1846-1866 ||Cincinnati || Purchased by J.L. Peters in 1866.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Peters &amp; Webb]]''' ||### ||ca.1850-1865 ||Louisville KY ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Petersen]]''' ||C.P. ###&lt;br&gt;C. ### P. || ||Gotha; Halle ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Petersen]]''' ||#### ||1882-1896 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pfister Frères''' ||P.F. ## ||1901-1914? ||Paris || See {{DataBNF|14814713/pfister_freres_editeur_de_musique/|BNF Data}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Philidor]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[S. Philipp]]''' ||C. ### P. ||1862- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Philippo et Cie.''' ||C. ### P. || ||Paris ||Also L. Philippo et M. Combre<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Phillips &amp; Page]]''' || ||1883- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pigna &amp; Rovida]]''' || || ||Milan || Minor Italian publisher, turn of the 19th century<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pigott &amp; Co.''' ||# || ||Dublin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Pinatel''' || A.P.#### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J. Pirrault''' ||J. et H.P. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Jacques Pisa''' ||J.P. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pitman, Hart]]''' ||J. et H.P. ### ||1862-1960 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pitt &amp; Hatzfeld]]''' || ||1880-1903||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Piwarski]]''' ||#### ||1897-1951 ||Cracow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pizzi''' ||P &amp; ### C ||? ||Bologna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johannes Platt]]''' ||#### ||ca.1900-ca.1906? ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Plattner]]''' ||#### ||1805-1842 ||Rotterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Playford]]''' ||#### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pleyel]]''' ||#### ||1795-1834 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Plötner &amp; Meinhold]]''' ||#### ||1878-19?? ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hugo Pohle]]''' ||H.P. #### ||1872-1891 ||Hamburg||Purchased by [[Schweers &amp; Haake‎]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne]] (PWM)''' ||P.W.M. #### || ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pond|William A. Pond &amp; Co.]]'''||##### ||1863-1917?||New York ||Catalog acquired by [[Carl Fischer]] in 1946<br /> |----<br /> |'''S.G. Porges'''||### || ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fr. Portius]]'''||### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Power]]''' || ||1790 ca.-1834- ||Dublin, London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Praeger &amp; Meier]]''' ||P. ### M. || ||Bremen ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Praeger &amp; Meier&lt;/div&gt;||P. &amp; M. ### || ||Bremen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Theodore Presser]]'''||#####&lt;br&gt;P.C. ### ||1883- ||Philadelphia; Bryn Mawr from 1949 ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Preston]]''' || ||c.1774-c.1835 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Prilipp]]''' || ||1834-1890 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.A. Probst''' || ||1823-1836 ||Leipzig || See [[Kistner]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. O. von Prochaźka]]''' || ||1880-? ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pro Musica]]''' || ||1946- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hermann Protze''' || || ||Leipzig ||acquired by Triumph-Verlag, Berlin<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Keith Prowse]]''' || || ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Prüfer''' ||C.P. ### || ||Boston||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Prütz &amp; Mauri]]''' || P&amp;M ##||1872-1875 ||Stettin||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Pustet]] || || 1862–1978 ||Regensburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; paddding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;R&quot;&gt;R&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|R}}|| ||{{hs|R}}||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Raabe &amp; Plothow]]''' || ||1880- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[D. Rahter]]''' || || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rajchman &amp; Frender]]''' || ||1862- ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Rathke]]''' ||A. ### R. ||1879- ||Magdeburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Theodor Rättig]]''' ||R. ### ||1878-ca.1910 ||Vienna, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Rau''' ||C.R. # || ||Flensburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Philipp Reclam jun.]]''' || || 1823-1896? ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Reeder &amp; Walsh]]''' ||R. &amp; W. #### || 1890s- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Regina Verlag''' ||R.V. ## || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ed. Rehder''' ||E.R. ## || ||Hamburg ||bought (in parts) by Emil Ascher<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Reid Bros.]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gebrüder Reinecke]]''' ||G. ### R. ||1890- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Walther Reissbrodt''' ||W. R. ### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jerome H. Remick]]''' || || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Repos]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richault]]''' ||#### R. ||1805–1898 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Constallat et Cie.|en =sold to Constallat et Cie.|ja =Costallat et Cie.に売却}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richter &amp; Hopf]]''' ||####|| 1889 to 1894|| Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ricordi]]''' ||###### ||1808- ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Ries]]''' ||####|| 1875 to 1881|| Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ries &amp; Erler]]''' ||R. #### E. ||1881-present ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Rieter-Biedermann|Rieter-Biedermann]]''' ||#### ||1849–1917 ||Winterthur, Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =1917 verkauft an Peters|en =sold to Peters in 1917}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sidney Riorden]]''' || ||1904-1915||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robbins-Engel]]''' || ||1920-1927||New York ||Later Robins Music Corp.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolf Robitschek|Rebay &amp; Robitschek]]''' ||R. &amp; R. ####&lt;br&gt;R.R. ####&lt;br&gt;R. u. R. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robolsky]]''' ||#### ||1879- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rockza Music Edition]]''' ||RME-###### ||2009- ||Tokyo ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.G. Röder]]''' || ||1846-ca.1980||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Röder|Röder]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Röder|Röder]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Roerich &amp; Co.]]''' ||F.R. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Estienne Roger]]''' ||### ||1697-1743||Amsterdam ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Winthrop Rogers]]''' ||W.R. ##### ||1898-1943 ||London ||Bought by [[Boosey &amp; Hawkes]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rohlfing]]''' ||### ||1880-||Milwaukee ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Röhr]]''' ||#### ||1900-1939 ||Berlin ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Rondo]]''' ||#### ||1925- ||Berlin ||<br /> |---<br /> <br /> |'''[[Antonio Romero]]''' ||### ||1856-||Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Root &amp; Cady]]''' ||#### ||1858?-1871?||Chicago ||1969 book with history and possibly almost complete(?) list of this publisher&amp;rsquo;s plate nos. (Dana J. Epstein's ''Music Publishing in Chicago Before 1871: The Firm of Root &amp; Cady, 1858-1871''.) First Root &amp; Cady, then Root &amp; Co.; plates bought out by [[Brainard]] in 1871. A &quot;Root &amp; Sons&quot; (imprint of Brainard? A separate company?) still published as late as 1882 however ? .<br /> |----<br /> |'''Th.J. Roothaan &amp; Co.''' ||TR&amp;C ### || 1851?-?||Amsterdam ||Published a wide variety of music (chamber, piano, liturgical, vocal, symphonies, etc.) mainly? by Dutch composers. (Publisher &quot;Louis Roothaan&quot; also to look into?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Rosé]]''' ||C ### R || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.A. Røsholm]]''' || ### ||1865-1893 ||Christiania ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rossini &amp; Co.''' || || ||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Will Rossiter]]''' || ||1891- ||Chicago ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''J.B. Rotschy''' ||## || ||Geneve ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.]]''' || || 1905–1941 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Alexis Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.&lt;/div&gt; ||A.R. #### ||1905–1908 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Alexis Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.&lt;/div&gt; ||R.L. #### &amp;&amp;nbsp;Cie. ||1908-1941||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.&lt;/div&gt; ||R.L. #### ||1920?–1941 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Louis Rouhier]]''' ||L.R. ### ||1895-1915 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Royalty]]''' || || ca. 1925 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rózsavölgyi|Rozsavölgyi &amp; Co]]''' ||R. &amp; Co. #### ||1850–? ||Pest, later Budapest || Founded by Gyula Rozsavölgyi (1822–1861) in 1850?. See {{plain|http://www.rozsavolgyi.hu|Rózsavölgyi ës tärsa}}, their current website.<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Rozsavölgyi &amp; Co&lt;/div&gt; ||N.G. #### || ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Rózsavölgyi ës tärsa&lt;/div&gt; || ||1850s?– ||Pest, later Budapest || Early and current name (in Hungarian) of Rózsavölgyi &amp; Co.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rozsnyai Károly]]''' ||R.K. #### || ||Budapest|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ruch Muzyczny]]''' || || 1857-1859 ||Warsaw|| Weekly magazine with musical supplements<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rudall, Carte]]''' ||R.C.&amp; Co. Ltd. #### ||1850s-1948 ||London|| purchased by Boosey &amp; Hawkes<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Rühle]]''' ||C. #### R. ||1880-1947 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Rühle &amp; Rüttinger}} || ||1882-1884 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Rühle &amp; Milkuhn}} || ||1884-1885 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rühle &amp; Hunger]]''' ||R. &amp; H. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rühle &amp; Wendling''' ||R. &amp; W. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Richard Rühle''' ||R.R. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Robert Rühle''' ||Ro. #### Rü. ||1887- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''G.D. Russell &amp; Company''' ||#### ||1863- ||Boston || Formed after the dissolution of Russell &amp; Tolman<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editions Russes de Musique]]''' ||R.M.V. ### || ||Berlin, Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;S&quot;&gt;S&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|S}}|| ||{{hs|S}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Sackur]]''' || ||1883- ||Breslau ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.H. Sajewski]]''' || ||1910-1940 ca. ||Chicago ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Salabert]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''D. Samson''' ||D.S. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Santojanni]]''' || ||1883-1933 ||Naples ||purchased by [[Bideri]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sassetti]]''' || ### || ||Lisbon ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Satie]]''' || A.S. ### ||1883-1889 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sauer &amp; Leidesdorf]]''' ||S et L ### ||1822-1832/1833 ||Vienna ||purchased by [[Diabelli]]<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Sauer &amp; Leidesdorf}} ||S.L. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Leidesforf}} || ||1826-1832/1833 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolphe Sax]]''' || ||1845-72 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Schauss''' || || ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Scheithauer]]''' || B.S. ## || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johann Schick]]''' || || ||Vienna ||https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Schickh<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Schildbach]]''' || ||1810-1840 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schirmer]]''' || ||1861- ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E.C. Schirmer]]''' ||E.C.S. #### ||1921- ||Boston ||Subsidiary of ECS Publishing<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schlesinger|Maurice Schlesinger (Paris)]]''' ||M.S. #### ||1821–1846 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schlesinger|A. Schlesinger (Berlin)]]''' ||S. #### ||1810–1864&lt;br&gt;({{#iflang:|de =Lienau nach 1864|en =Lienau after 1864|ja =1864年からLienau}}) ||Berlin || ''Purchased by'' [[Robert Lienau]] ca.1864.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M. Schloss]]''' ||M.S. ### ||1840-75 ||Köln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Schmeitzner]]''' || ### || ||Chemnitz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Balthasar Schmid]]''' ||[N.] #### ||1726-93 ||Nuremberg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Schmid]]''' ||W.S.#### ||1856- ||Nuremberg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schmid Nachfolger]]''' ||[N.] #### ||1875-1960||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schmidl]]''' ||[N.] #### || ||Trieste ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arthur P. Schmidt]]''' ||A.P.S. ||1876–1960 ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Schmidt]]''' ||C.F.S. ### || ||Heilbronn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.W. Schmidt''' || ### ||1845-1886 ||Halle ||Also Lipper &amp; Schmidt<br /> |----<br /> |'''Th. Schmidt''' || Th.S. ### || 1872?-1888? ||Vienna ||Related to Blaha/Groscher &amp; Blaha. For more detail see {{GoogleB|kVUmAQAAIAAJ|PA17|this useful book about publishers}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''J. Schmitt''' || || ????-1791 || Amsterdam|| J.Schmitt refers to Joseph Schmitt (1734-91), music publisher and merchant, Warmoes-straat, Amsterdam.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Schoen]]''' ||F ### S ||1860-1881 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Editions Musicales de la Schola Cantorum''' ||S.#### P.|| ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schonenberger]]''' ||S. ### ||1830–1875 ||Paris || &quot;Georges Schonenberger was an active publisher of music in Paris from 1830 to 1875&quot; - &quot;Breitkopf und Härtel in Paris : the letters of their agent Heinrich Probst between 1833 and 1840&quot; (Lennenberg, 1990), &quot;The Letters&quot;, p.28, paraphrasing Hopkinson, ''Dictionary'', p.110.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schöningh]]''' || ### ||1850- ||Paderborn || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schott|B. Schott's Söhne]]''' ||#####&lt;br&gt;B.S.S. ##### || ||Mainz&lt;br&gt;({{#iflang:|de =Ältere Aufdrucke verwenden &quot;Mayence&quot;|en =older imprints use &quot;Mayence&quot;|ja =より古いインプリントでは「Mayence」を使っている}}) ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Schott Frères&lt;/div&gt; ||S.F. #### ||1843?- ||Brussels ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Schott &amp; Co., Ltd.&lt;/div&gt; ||#####&lt;br&gt;S. &amp; Co. ####&lt;br&gt;#### S. &amp; Co. ||1835?- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Schott&lt;/div&gt; ||S. ####&lt;br&gt;P.S. #### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friedrich Schreiber]]''' ||F.S. ##### ||1876–1879 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Schröder''' ||S. ## || ||Berlin ||bought bei Kaun<br /> |----<br /> |'''Schroeder &amp; Gunther''' ||S. &amp; G. Inc. #### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Schubert]]''' || ||1834-1841 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schuberthaus-Verlag]]''' || ||1906-1930 ||Leipzig, Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schuberth &amp; Co.|Edward Schuberth &amp; Co.]]''' ||E.S. &amp; Co. || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;[[Schuberth &amp; Co.|J. Schuberth &amp; Co.]]&lt;/div&gt; ||### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.L. Schultheiss]]''' || #### ||1925- ||Ludwigsburg, Stuttgart ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. Schultz Musik-Verlag]]''' ||R.S. #### ||1882-1892 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schwann]]''' || #### ||1821- ||Dusseldorf ||Bought by Peters 1974<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schweers &amp; Haake]]''' ||#### ||1892-19?? ||Bremen||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Luigi Scotti''' ||#### ||1820-1850 ||Milan||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Schwickert''' || || 1772-1845 || Leipzig ||also Halle for 1792-1802<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.G. Seeling]]''' || || 1879- || Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Seemann Nachfolger]]''' ||H.S.N. #### || 1900-1905 ||Leipzig || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Josef Seiling]]''' ||#### ||1881-94 ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Seiling]]''' ||#### ||ca. 1900- ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Seitz]]''' ||R.S. ### ||1864-ca.1881? ||Leipzig || May have been absorbed into, or sold its stock to, [[Ries &amp; Erler]] soon after the latter was founded in 1881?<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maurice Senart|Editions Maurice Senart]]''' ||E.M.S. #### ||1908–1941 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Senart, Roudanez et Cie.''' ||S.R. &amp; Cie. ||1908–1914 ||Paris ||&quot;Edition M. Senart, B. Roudanez et Cie&quot;<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bartholf Senff]]''' || ||1847–1907 ||Berlin ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[G. Sennewald]]''' || ||1835–1890 ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Senta-Verlag''' ||S.V. ## || ||Stuttgart ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Severnaya Lira''' || || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Seyfarth]]''' || ||1873– ||Lemberg )(Lvov) ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Shanghai Music Publishing House ||#J#### ||1949-present ||Shanghai ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Shapiro, Bernstein]]''' ||####||||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Charles Sheard]]''' ||####||||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''James D. Sheppard''' || ||1827-1855 ||Buffalo || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Sheppard &amp; Cottier / Sheppard &amp; Cottier &amp; Co.&lt;/div&gt; || ||1855-1867 ||Buffalo || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Cottier &amp; Denton&lt;/div&gt; || ||1867-1878 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Denton &amp; Cottier&lt;/div&gt; || ||1878-1887 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Denton, Cottier &amp; Daniels&lt;/div&gt; || ||1887-1924 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Denton, Cottier &amp; Daniels, Inc.&lt;/div&gt; || ||1924-after 1941 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Peter Short]]''' ||####||1596-1603||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sieber]]''' ||####||1772-1850s?||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F.W. Siegel|C. F. W. Siegel]]''' ||E.W.F. ### L.&lt;br&gt;#### ||1846–1909 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Felix Siegel]]''' || ### ||1888–1899 ||Leipzig ||bought by J.Schuberth<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Siegel &amp; Schimmel]]''' || ### &lt;br&gt;#### ||1883–1901 ||Berlin ||bought by Heinrichshofen<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Siegismund &amp; Volkening''' || S. &amp; V. ### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[G. Siéver]]''' ||G.S. ### ; G. #### S.||ca.1900-ca.1920||Paris ||Published thousands of works in the first 2 decades of the 20th century, yet essentially no information about the organization is available.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hans Sikorski]]''' ||H.S. ####|| ||Hamburg|| 1935-present Rents a wide range of music online at {{plain|http://www.sikorski.de|Sikorski Music Publishers}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Simon]]''' ||C.S. ### || ||Berlin ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig im Bestand von Breitkopf &amp; Härtel. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Simon]]''' ||E##S ||1863-1930 ||Stettin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Simon and Schuster''' ||S &amp; S ### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[N. Simrock]]''' || ||||Berlin ||History: Nikolaus {{plain|http://www2.bonn.de/stadtmuseum/inhalte/n_simrock.htm|Simrock site}} ; [[wikipedia:de:Nikolaus_Simrock|Wikipedia (German)]] ; Fritz - [[wikipedia:de:Fritz Simrock|Wikipedia (German) for Fritz Simrock]] ; [[wikipedia:Fritz Simrock|Wikipedia (English) for Fritz Simrock]][. Founded by Nikolaus Simrock in 1793<br /> |----<br /> |'''Editions de la Sirène''' ||E.D. ### L.S. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[La Sirène musicale]]''' ||S.M. ###|| ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sirius]]'''|| ||1928-69 ||Berlin ||bought by Heinrichshofen<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. Smith &amp; Co.]]'''|| ||1857- ||London, Watford, Wellingboro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Society for the Publication of American Music'''||S.P.A.M.||1919-1969|| Various locations? || See [https://archives.yale.edu/repositories/6/resources/10566 Archives.yale.edu] and brief collective biography @ [https://snaccooperative.org/ark:/99166/w61d4msj SNAC].<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sohn]]'''|| ||1853-1857 ||Breslau ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Y.A. Sokolov]]'''|| || ||St. Petersburg ||bought by Jurgenson<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Sommermeyer]]'''||E.S. ### ||1882- ||Baden-Baden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Casa Musicale Sonzogno]]'''|| ||1874- ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sound Pool Music]]'''|| || ||Brussels ||Publisher for Frederic Rzewski.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sovietski Kompositor]]''' ||C. #### K. || ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Spehr]]''' || ||1829-1852 ||Braunschweig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Spina|C. A. Spina]]''' ||C.S. ||1852–1876 ||Vienna ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an [[August Cranz]]|en =sold to [[August Cranz]]|ja =[[August Cranz]]に売却}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Max Staegemann jr.''' ||M. St. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Stahl]]''' || ||1898-ca.1920 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Stainer &amp; Bell]]''' ||S. &amp; B. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Standard-Edition''' || || ||Varberg || Sweden<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Stark &amp; Son]]''' || #### || ||Sedalia, St.Louis, New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emanuel Starý]]''' || ||1867- ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. J. Stasny]]''' || ||1908- ||Cleveland, New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Fritz Steidl''' ||F. St. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tobias Haslinger|S.A. Steiner und Comp.]]''' ||S. et C. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Steingräber Verlag]]''' ||## || 1878–present? ||Hannover/Leipzig || History {{plain|http://www.steingraeber-musikverlag.de/historie.php|here}}. Founded by Theodor Steingräber (1830–1904). Also known as Steingräber, Edition Steingräber.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Stellovsky]]''' || #### || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Stelzner''' || K. ## St. || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joseph W. Stern]]''' ||##### || ||New York ||sold to [[Edward B. Marks]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Stern &amp; Co.]]''' || S et Co. ||1845-||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Steyl &amp; Thomas]]''' || ## || ||Frankfurt am Main ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.M. Stoddart]]''' || ## || ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edm. Stoll]]''' ||#### ||1850-1909 ||Leipzig||acquired by Pohl-Wohnlich of Basel<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolf Stöppler]]''' ||St. ## W. || ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Storck''' ||# || ||Heubach ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Edition Strache''' ||E. St. ##&lt;br&gt;Edition Strache No.## || ||Vienna, Warnsdorf ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[The Strad]]''' || ||1890- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernest Stuttard]]''' || ||1890- ||Burnley, England ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Süddeutscher Musikverlag]]''' ||S M.-V. ## || ||Strassburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Fritz Müller, Süddeutscher Musikverlag}} ||F.M. ### S.M.|| ||Karlsruhe ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Sulzbach]]''' || ## ||1879- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sulzer]]''' ||R.S. ## || ||Berlin (Bielefeld, Leipzig) ||bought by Ries &amp; Erler<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Summy]]''' ||## || ||Chicago ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Suppan]]''' || ||1920- ||Düsseldorf ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon|Státní nakladatelství krásné hudby, literatury a umení (SNKHLU)]]''' ||H #### ||1953–1967 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon]]''' ||H ####||1967- ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''S. A. Edizioni Suvini Zerboni''' ||S. #### Z.|| 1907–present ||Milan||Website: {{plain|http://www.esz.it/it/|Edizioni Suvini Zerboni}} ; [[wikipedia:Suvini_Zerboni|Wikipedia article]]. Now possibly a division of Sugarmusic s.p.a.?<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nototisk A. Švarce''' ||A.Š.-H.K.-### || ||Kutná Hora ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Swan &amp; Co.]]''' ||## ||ca. 1900-1930 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;T&quot;&gt;T&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|T}}|| ||{{hs|T}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Táborszky &amp; Parsch]]''' ||T. &amp; P. ### || ||Pest (Budapest) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Teich]]''' ||C.F.T. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Tellier]]''' ||### ||1876-1898||Paris || Bought by [[Heugel]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tessaro]]''' ||### ||1895-1920||Berlin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Thauvin]]''' || ### ||1879-1908 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Thelen]]''' ||P.T. ### ||1890- ||Berlin &amp; Chicago || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Theune]]''' ||### ||?-1858||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rudolf Thiele''' ||Th. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Thieme]]''' ||### ||?-1840||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hugo Thiemer]]''' ||### ||1876-? ||Hamburg || Later became Otto Forberg-Verlag of Leipzig.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Thompson]]'''|| ||1741-1805 ||London ||taken over by Purday &amp; Button (later Button &amp; Whitaker) <br /> |----<br /> |'''Thompson &amp; Odell'''||T &amp; O ### || ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Harry Von Tilzer]]''' ||### ||1902- ||New York|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tischer &amp; Jagenberg]]''' ||### ||1910-? ||Koln/Cologne || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nicolás Toledo]]''' || || ||Madrid||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Henry Tolman]]'''|| ||1846-1868||Boston||began alone, then merged to become Russell &amp; Tolman, then as Henry Tolman &amp; Co. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P.J. Tonger]]'''||P.J.T. #### || ||Köln||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bernh. Tormann'''||B.T. #### || ||Münster||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Christoph Torricella]]'''|| #### ||1777-1786 ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Towarzystwo Wydawnicze Muzyki Polskiej]]''' || #### || ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Traeg]]''' ||### ||1793-1820 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[T. Trautwein]]''' ||#### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Treichlinger]]''' ||J. T. ### ||1844-1874 ||Pest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Tretbar]]''' ||#### ||1870-1900 ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Triton]]''' ||#### ||1930s ||Leningrad ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Troupenas]]''' ||||1825–1850 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||### ||1825-1834 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||T. #### ||1835-1843 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||T.M. #### ||1844 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||E.T. &amp; Cie. #### ||1844-1850 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Truax &amp; Baldwin]]''' || ### || ||Cincinnatti ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Anton Trutschel''' ||A.T. ## || ||Schwerin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''G. Tschentscher''' || || ||Berlin ||bought (parts of) Rühle &amp; Hunger<br /> |----<br /> |'''Charles Tuckwood''' ||#### || ||London ||Absorbed by Hopwood &amp; Crew<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;U&quot;&gt;U&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|U}}|| ||{{hs|U}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Gebr. Ulbrich''' ||U. ### || 1899-1911 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W. Ulbrich''' ||W.U. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Union Musical Española]]''' ||U.M.F.E. #### ||1890s- ||Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Editura Muzicală a Uniunii Compozitorilor din R.P.R.''' || ? ||1940s?-now? || Bucharest || Major (at first state-sponsored, one supposes?) Romanian publisher. Published (in some cases republished) very many (thousands?) of works (music &amp; books about?) by Enescu, Rogalski, Wilhelm Georg Berger, Constantinescu, Mihalovici, others. (Sometimes edition nos., does not seem to use plate nos. or prefixes?) Though it seems to have begun before WW2, after the war and before the 1990s it may have been something like the Romanian analogue of [[Muzgiz]] and [[Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne]] e.g. perhaps? Don't know.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Universal Edition]]''' ||U.E. #### ||1901- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[University Society]]''' ||### - ## || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Urbánek]]''' ||U. #### || ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Mojmír Urbanék&lt;/div&gt; ||M.U. ### ||1900–1949 ||Prague ||Plate numbers of the form &quot;Edition M.U. ###&quot; are listed on scores uploaded to this site simply as &quot;M.U. ###&quot;||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;V&quot;&gt;V&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|V}}|| ||{{hs|V}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edoardo De Vasini]]''' ||### || ||Casale Monferrato||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Genesio Venturini]]''' ||#### || ||Florence||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vernède]]''' || #### ||1880-1896||Versailles||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Andrés Vidal]]''' || A. #### V. ; V.R. ### ; H. #### V. || 1860s?-1890s?||Barcelona|| Also known as Andrés Vidal e hijo, Hijos de Andrés Vidal e Roger, etc.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L. Vieillot]]''' ||L.V. #### ||1845?-||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vieweg]]''' ||#### ||1877-?||Quedlinburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Zdenek Vik''' ||### || ||Prag||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vincent]]''' ||#### ||1890-1913||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[D. Vismara]]''' ||#### || ||Milan||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vlk]]''' ||#### ||1920-1950||Prague||<br /> |----<br /> |----'''W. Vobach''' || || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Voigt]]''' ||#### ||1879-1894||Kassel||bought by Ries &amp; Erler<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Volkwein]]''' ||#### ||1905-||Pittsburgh||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;W&quot;&gt;W&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|W}}|| ||{{hs|W}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''A. Wagner &amp; Levien Sucs.''' ||#### L || ||Mexico ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Walsh]]''' || ||1695-1766 ||London ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Ward Lock &amp; Co.]]''' ||#### ||1854- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Warmuth]]''' ||C.W. #### ||1851–1908 ||Kristiania (=Oslo) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Warren &amp; Phillips]]''' || ||1890-140 ca. ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne]]''' || ||1871- ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K.F. Wasenius]]''' ||K.F.W. ## ||1888-1907 ||Helsinki ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Waterson, Berlin &amp; Snyder]]''' || ## ||1907-1929 ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wa-Wan Press]]''' || ||1901-1911 ||Newton Center ||Acquired by [[Schirmer]] in 1912<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joh. Fr. Weber]]''' ||## ||1860-1895||Cologne ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eduard Wedl]]''' ||E.W.W.N. ## ||1886 ||Wiener-Neustadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Weekes]]''' || ||1870-1970 ||London||Acquired by [[Stainer &amp; Bell]] in 1960. Weekes &amp; Co. or A. Weekes<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carlos Wehrs]]''' || ## ||1930- ||Rio de Janeiro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Weigl]]''' || #### || ca.1809-ca.1828 ||Vienna || Eponymous publishing house of Thaddäus Weigl (1776-1844) aka Thadé Weigl. A 1982 (Vienna: Ludwig Krenn, 178 pp) book &quot;Verzeichnis der Musikalien des Verlages Thadé Weigl&quot; covers this apparently. Also known as Thadé Veigl, &quot;in der Kunst- und Musikhandlung des k. k. Hoftheater-Kapellmeisters Thadé Weigl&quot;. Not to be confused with the publisher Christoph Weigl.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Weiller]]''' || E.W. ### ; E. ### W. ||1900-19 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Josef Weinberger]]''' ||J.W. ### || 1885–present || Vienna, Leipzig, London || From www.josef-weinberger.com/about.html : Founded by Josef Weinberger in Vienna in 1885. (The London branch is credited in recent years as publisher of symphonies by Malcolm Williamson, new editions of works by {{LinkName|York|Bowen}}, among other works.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Weinhold]]''' || ### ||1835-45 ||Breslau||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Weinholtz]]''' || ### ||1840- ||Braunschweig, Berlin, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Heinrich Weiss''' || || ||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Julius Weiss]]''' || J.W. ### ||1850-? ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Jul. &amp; Heinr. Weiss}} || J. &amp; H.W. ### || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Welcker]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J.M. Welleminsky''' ||J.M.W. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Werner]]''' || ||1869-97 ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Wernthal]]''' ||O.W. ### ||1893-at least 1940 ||Magdeburg, Berlin (1899) ||Otto Wernthal was a director of [[Bosworth &amp; Co.]] from 1892<br /> |----<br /> |'''J.A. Werth''' ||### || ||Bonn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wessel &amp; Co.]]''' ||W. &amp; Co. No. #### ||1824-1860 ||London ||Acquired by Ashdown &amp; Parry in 1860<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wessely &amp; Büsing]]||F.W. ## || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;F. Wessely&lt;/div&gt;||F.W. ## || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R.E. Westerlund]]''' ||R.E.W.### ||1890s?-1967 ||Helsinki ||Acquired by Fazer in 1967<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Moritz Westphal]]'''|| ## ||to 1859 ||Berlin ||Acquired by Bote and Bock <br /> |----<br /> |'''Paul Westphal'''||P.W. ## || ||Berlin-Karlshorst || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Wetzler]]''' ||### ||1882-90 ||Vienna ||Acquired by Doblinger in 1890 (HMB shows Wetzler in Prague from 1866)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Wheatstone &amp; Co.''' || ||1803-1934 ||London || Musical instrument maker, music seller, music engraver and publisher. Patentee of the concertina, invented by Sir Charles Wheatstone (1802-75) in 1829.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Whistling]]''' || ####|| -1887||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[White, Smith &amp; Co.]]''' ||#### - #||1867–1895? ||Boston||Opened in 1867? as White, Smith and Perry originally. Published magazine ''The Folio'' until 1895. Probably became White-Smith Music Company (1891-1980).<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Whitney Warner]]''' || ##### ||ca. 1895-ca. 1915 ||Detroit ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wickins &amp; Co.]]''' ||E.W.Wickins ##### ||ca. 1885-ca. 1905 ||London ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wiener Philharmonischer Verlag]]''' ||W. Ph. V. ### ||1923-1925? ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wiener Urtext Edition]]''' ||UT ##### ||1972- ||Vienna ||{{#iflang:|de =Gegründet 1972 als Gemeinschaftsunternehmen von Schott und Universal|en =Founded in 1972 as a joint venture of Schott and Universal|ja =SchottとUniversalの合弁として1972年に設立}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Constantin Wild]]''' || ###| 1892-||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karol Wild''' || K.####.W|| 1796-1882||Lwow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Juliusz Wildt]]''' || ####&lt;br&gt;J.W. #####&lt;br&gt;J. #### W. || ||Kraków||<br /> |----<br /> |'''B. Williams''' ||B.W. ##### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joseph Williams]]''' ||J.W. ##### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[George Willig]]''' || ||1794-1856 || Philadelphia || The first music publishing firm in the United States (begun by Moller &amp; Capron in 1793, acquired by Willig Sr. in 1794, bought by former clerks [[Lee &amp; Walker]] in 1856.)<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Willis]]''' || ||1899- ||Cincinnati || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sep. Winner]]''' || ||1843-1902 ||Philadelphia || Sep. Winner &amp; Son, Winner &amp; Shuster<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[M. Witmark &amp; Sons]]''' || ####|| 1886-1929||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Witte]]''' || ####|| 1878-95||Stettin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Witvogel]]''' || ####|| 1740s||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Witzendorf]]''' || ####|| 1842-71||Vienna ||Mollo u. Witzendorf 1842-44<br /> |----<br /> |'''Gebrüder Wolff''' ||G.W. ###|| ||Wiesbaden, Kreuznach ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Heinrich Wolff''' ||H.W. ###&lt;br&gt;H. ### W.|| ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Wolff Musikverlag''' ||K. #### W.|| ||Dresden-Neustadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B.F. Wood]]''' ||B.F.W. #### || ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Woolcott and Clarke]]''' || #### ||1850s ||Sydney ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Woolhouse]]''' || #### ||1890- ||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Otto Wrede''' || || ||Berlin-Neukölln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lawrence Wright]]''' || #### ||1910 ||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Wunder]]''' || #### ||1834-1841 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Wunderhorn-Verlag]]''' || #### ||1910-1940 ||Cologne, Munich ||<br /> |---- <br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;Y&quot;&gt;Y&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|Y}}|| ||{{hs|Y}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Yearbook Press|The Year Book Press Ltd.]]''' || #### ||1911 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Antoine Ysaÿe|Editions Antoine Ysaÿe]]''' ||A.Y. #### || ||Brussels||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;Z&quot;&gt;Z&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|Z}}|| ||{{hs|Z}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[G. Zanibon]]''' ||G. #### Z. ||1908- ||Padua (Milan since 1992) || Now part of the [[Ricordi]] Group<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Haakon Zapffe]]''' || #### ||1893-1927 ||Christiania || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Zawadzki]]''' || #### ||1820- ||Wilna (Vilnius)||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Ziemssen]]''' || #### ||1875- ||Danzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ferdinand Zierfuss''' || ## || ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Zimmermann]]''' ||Z. #### ||1876- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Jul. Heinrich Zimmermann}} || Z. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Wilhelm Zimmermann}} ||Z. #### || ||Frankfurt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[ZJTC Music]]''' ||####-##-## || ||Tokyo ||{{#iflang:|de = Dieser ziemlich obskure Verlag scheint hauptsächlich aktuelle Partituren nachzudrucken (z.B. Bärenreiter).|en =This rather obscure publisher seems to reprint mainly recent scores (e.g. Bärenreiter).|ja =かなり無名の出版社は主に最近の楽譜 (Bärenreiterなど) のリプリントをしているようです}} <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Zozaya]]''' || #### || ||Madrid||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Zschocher]]''' || #### ||1908-54||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Zulehner]]''' || #### ||ca. 1800-1830 ||Mainz || acquired by B. Schott<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G.A. Zumsteeg]]''' || G.A.Z. #### ||1828-1940||Stuttgart ||Purchased by Sikorski<br /> |----<br /> |'''Zwissler''' || #### ||1872-||Wolfenbuttel||Now Moseler<br /> |----<br /> |}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers|*]]</div>

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<p>Acarroll: /* Links */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> == History ==<br /> An Italian firm established by Giuseppe Girard in 1815 and later managed by Bernardo Girard. B. Girard changed the firm's name, firstly to Calcografia de' Reali Teatri, then to Stabilimento Musicale B. Girard &amp; C. Guglielmo Cottrau (1797-1847) served as director from 1828 to 1846, editing the publication ''Passatempi musicali'' (1835-47), a collection of 129 Neopolitan songs.<br /> <br /> In the first half of the 19th cneutry the firm published many works by Rossini, and competed with Ricordi and Lucca for the publication rights to the operas of Bellini, Pacini, Donizetti, Mercandante and Verdi.<br /> <br /> B. Girard died in 1835, but Cottrau maintained the business in partneship with the Girard heirs until his retirement in 1846, after which his son Teodoro Cottrau took over management. T. Cottrau oversaw the firm, changing its name in around 1870 to Successeurs della ditta Girard or Successeurs de Girard &amp; Cie. The firm was managed laterly by Bernado's son Federico Girard (d. 1877). The firm was sold to Ricordi in 1884.<br /> <br /> == Imprints, Agencies, Addresses ==<br /> === Imprints ===<br /> *B. Girard<br /> *Calcografia de' Reali Teatri<br /> *Stabilimento Musicale B. Girard &amp; C.<br /> *Successeurs della ditta Girard<br /> *Successeurs de Girard &amp; Cie.<br /> ===Addresses===<br /> *N. 177 via Toledo, Naples<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *Krummel, D., &amp; Sadie, S. (1990). Music printing and publishing (New Grove handbooks in music). Basingstoke: Macmillan.<br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> *[[:Category:Scores published by B. Girard &amp; C.]]<br /> *[[:Category:Scores published by Stabilimento Musicale Partenopeo Successore di B. Girard e Co]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/B._Girard 2019-10-31T15:38:10Z

<p>Acarroll: new page created</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> == History ==<br /> An Italian firm established by Giuseppe Girard in 1815 and later managed by Bernardo Girard. B. Girard changed the firm's name, firstly to Calcografia de' Reali Teatri, then to Stabilimento Musicale B. Girard &amp; C. Guglielmo Cottrau (1797-1847) served as director from 1828 to 1846, editing the publication ''Passatempi musicali'' (1835-47), a collection of 129 Neopolitan songs.<br /> <br /> In the first half of the 19th cneutry the firm published many works by Rossini, and competed with Ricordi and Lucca for the publication rights to the operas of Bellini, Pacini, Donizetti, Mercandante and Verdi.<br /> <br /> B. Girard died in 1835, but Cottrau maintained the business in partneship with the Girard heirs until his retirement in 1846, after which his son Teodoro Cottrau took over management. T. Cottrau oversaw the firm, changing its name in around 1870 to Successeurs della ditta Girard or Successeurs de Girard &amp; Cie. The firm was managed laterly by Bernado's son Federico Girard (d. 1877). The firm was sold to Ricordi in 1884.<br /> <br /> == Imprints, Agencies, Addresses ==<br /> === Imprints ===<br /> *B. Girard<br /> *Calcografia de' Reali Teatri<br /> *Stabilimento Musicale B. Girard &amp; C.<br /> *Successeurs della ditta Girard<br /> *Successeurs de Girard &amp; Cie.<br /> ===Addresses===<br /> *N. 177 via Toledo, Naples<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *Krummel, D., &amp; Sadie, S. (1990). Music printing and publishing (New Grove handbooks in music). Basingstoke: Macmillan.<br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> *[[:Category:Scores published by B. Girard &amp; C.]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/IMSLP:Music_Publishers 2019-10-31T15:12:22Z

<p>Acarroll: added dates for Girard</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> {{#iflang:<br /> |de =<br /> '''Siehe auch:''' [[:Category:Music Publishers|Kategorie Musikverlage]], [[:Category:Editions|Kategorie Editionen]]<br /> Diese Tabelle listet alle bekannten Musikverlage auf IMSLP auf. Da diese Tabelle eine Sortierung erlaubt, kann sie bei der Identifikation einer Partitur sehr hilfreich sein.<br /> ===Kurzanleitung===<br /> * Um eine Spalte sortieren zu lassen, klicken Sie bitte auf das Symbol direkt neben dem Spaltentitel<br /> * '''Neue oder modifizierte Daten eingeben''': Die Spalten müssen sortierbar bleiben. Wenn also für einen Verlag mehrere Einträge vorgenommen werden sollen, beginnen Sie bitte für jeden Eintrag eine neue Zeile. Duplizieren Sie die nicht veränderte Information, aber umschließen Sie diese Info mit dem Code: &lt;code&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;{{Hide|text}}&lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/code&gt;. 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Name <br /> ! Platte<br /> ! Jahr<br /> ! Ort<br /> |en =<br /> ! Name <br /> ! Plate<br /> ! Year<br /> ! Place<br /> |ja =<br /> ! 出版社名<br /> ! プレート<br /> ! 年<br /> ! 所在地<br /> }}<br /> ! width=30% | {{#iflang:|de =Kommentar|en =Comment|ja =備考}}<br /> |-<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;A&quot;&gt;A&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|A}}|| ||{{hs|A}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Ambrose Abbott]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Addison &amp; Beale]]''' || || 1823-1824 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Aibl|Jos. Aibl]]''' ||#### ||1825–1904 ||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft 1904 an Universal Edition |en =sold to Universal Edition in 1904}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Alard]]''' ||C.A. #### ||1877–1878 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ed. Albert &amp; Co.''' ||Ed.A. ##|| ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Albert &amp; Son]]''' ||##|| ||Sydney ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alberti]]''' ||##||1920-30 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Aletter''' ||A. ## A. || ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Aletter]]''' ||W.A. ##&lt;br&gt;W. ## A. || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H. Alexander''' ||#### || ||Pr. Stargardt ||Preußisch Stargardt, now Starogard Gdański (Poland)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Alexandre père et fils''' || ||ca.1850-ca.1876?||Paris ||Perhaps see [[wikipedia:fr:Alexandre Père et Fils|Wikipedia article (French)]] though music publication is not mentioned? Specialized in publication of music for orgue d'Alexandre (a type of harmonium) which they also manufactured.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Music]]''' ||#### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Allan &amp; Co.]]''' || ## ||1870-present ||Melbourne, Sydney ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[G. Alsbach &amp; Co.]]''' ||A. &amp; Co. ||1866-1961 ||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alt &amp; Uhrig]]''' ||A. &amp; Co. ||1875-1895 ||Cologne ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;G. Alsbach &amp; Co&lt;/div&gt; ||G.A. &amp; Co. || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Altschuler]]''' || ||192-40 ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Amadeus Verlag]]''' || ||1973 - ? ||Winterthur ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Amon]]''' || ||ca.1790-1818 ||Heilbronn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anceaux]]''' ||A.A. ### ||1900-04 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. André]]''' ||G.A. ###.## ; G.A. &amp; Co. ###.## ||1850-79 ||Philadelphia || founded by (Jean François?) Gustave André (poss.:1805–1878)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johann André]]''' ||##### ||1775- ||Offenbach am Main ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Andrieu frères]]''' ||##### ||1903-54 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[The Anglo-French Music Co.]]''' ||AFM Co.#### ||1920s- ||London ||Later O.U.P.<br /> |----<br /> |'''Anglo-Soviet Music Press''' ||A.S.M.P. ## || ||London || {{#iflang:|de =Umfangreiche Reprints von [[Muzgiz]] Titeln.|en =<br /> Largely reprints of [[Muzgiz]] titles.|ja =ほとんど[[Muzgiz]]のリプリント版}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eduard Annecke]]''' ||##### ||1882- ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Apollo-Verlag''' ||A. ### V. || ||Berlin ||Extensive archive located in Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Apostol]]''' ||##### ||- ||Helsinki||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Appun's Musikverlag''' ||K. ## || ||Bunzlau ||works of Louis Kruber use plate K. ## (not unusual- see discussion forum), other plates unknown <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arct]]''' ||#### ||||Warsaw||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Arnaud''' ||### A.||1821 or before-1850 or after||Lyon||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arnold]]''' ||#### ||1829 or before-1877||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.W. Arnold]]''' ||#### ||1843-1872||Elberfeld||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arrow]]''' ||AMP #### ## ||1938–1956 ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arnoldis]]''' ||#### ||1910-1940||Halle, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L'Art belge]]''' ||A.B. ### ||1915-1933 ||Bruxelles ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Art Publication Society]]''' || ||1912-1980's ||St. Louis ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Artaria]]''' ||####||1765-1858||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon|Artia]]''' || ||1953-89||Prague ||=Supraphon<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Ascher]]''' ||E.A. ## ||1888- ||Hamburg, New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ascherberg, Hopwood &amp; Crew]]''' || ##,#### ||||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''E. Ascherberg &amp; Co.''' ||E.A. &amp; Co. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Ascherberg, Hopwood &amp; Crew, Ltd.&lt;/div&gt; ||A.H.&amp; C. Ltd. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edwin Ashdown]]''' ||E.A. ##,#### ||1889-||London ||<br /> |----<br /> <br /> |'''[[Associated Board]]''' ||#### ||1919-||London ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Associated Music Publishers]]''' ||A.S. #####-## ||18??-1964 ||New York ||Started sometime around 1876-1894??; acquired by [[Schirmer]] in 1964. US representative/copublisher of [[Schott]] and others.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Auer]]''' || #### || ||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Altschuler]]''' || #### ||1920-40 ||Warsaw, Riga||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Augener]]''' ||##### ||1854-1962||London ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Galaxy 1962.|en =sold to Galaxy in 1962}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Augusta Edizioni Musicali''' || || ||Torino ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hermann Augustin''' ||H.A. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sociedad de Autores Españoles]]'''|| S.A.E. ### ||1900s || Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Charles Avison, Ltd.]]''' ||Av Ed ## ||1905-18||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;B&quot;&gt;B&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|B}}|| ||{{hs|B}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Bach &amp; Co.''' ||B. ## &amp; C°. || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bachmann]]''' || ||1819- ||Hannover ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. D. Baedeker]]''' || ||1819- ||Essen||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Julius Bagge]]''' || ||1874-90 ||Stockholm||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bahn]]''' || ||1854-97 ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Le Bailly]]''' || ### ||1835-1902 ||Paris ||Acquired by O [[Bornemann]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ballard]]''' || ||1551–1821 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Banks]]''' ||##|| ||York, Leeds ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bärenreiter|Bärenreiter-Verlag]]''' ||BA ####&lt;br&gt;BVK ####&lt;br&gt;TP ###||1923– ||Kassel ||{{#iflang:|de =Herausgeber des MGG (Deutsche Musikenzyklopädie], neue Gesamtausgaben von JS Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Schütz, etc.|en =Publishers of MGG (German musical encyclopædia), New Complete Editions of JS Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Schütz, etc.|ja =ドイツの音楽事典であるMGGを出版した会社。バッハ、モーツァルト、シューベルト、シュッツなどの新全集。}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''[[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Neue Mozart-Ausgabe|Neue Mozart-Ausgabe]]'' '''NMA'''||BA 4501–4617||1955–2007|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Aktuell in 115 Bänden|en =<br /> Presently in 115 volumes|ja =現在115冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''Franz Berwald: Sämtliche Werke''||BA 4901–4923||1966–1987|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Aktuell in 22 Bänden|en =Presently in 22 volumes|ja =現在22冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''[[Neue Bach-Ausgabe (Bach, Johann Sebastian)|Neue Bach-Ausgabe]]'' '''NBA'''||BA 5001–5100||1954–2007|| ||{{#iflang:|de =In 99 Bänden|en =In 99 volumes|ja =現在99冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''[[New Edition of the Complete Works (Berlioz, Hector)|New Berlioz Edition]]'' '''NBE'''||BA 5441–5466||1967–2005|| ||{{#iflang:|de =In 26 Bänden|en =In 26 volumes|ja =現在26冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''Neue Schubert-Ausgabe''||BA 5502–5557||1964–|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Aktuell in 52 Bänden|en =Presently in 52 volumes|ja =現在52冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''Leoš Janácek: Kritische Gesamtausgabe''||BA 6841–6860||1978–|| ||{{#iflang:|de= Aktuell in 16 Bänden in Verbindung mit Subraphon|en =Presently in 16 volumes, in conjunction with Supraphon|ja =現在16冊、}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''G. Barnewitz'sche Hofbuchhandlung''' ||# || ||Neustrelitz || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Barrau]]''' ||B. ### ||1910-24 ||Paris, Luchon || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Barth]]''' ||#### ||1872-94 ||Berlin || Barth &amp; Fritze 1872 bought by [[Otto Junne]]<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Theodor Barth&lt;/div&gt; ||B. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friedrich Bartholomäus]]''' ||#### ||1854-71 ||Erfurt || bought by [[Siegel]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Barvitius]]''' ||#### ||1854-71 ||Prague || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fritz Baselt]]''' ||F.B. ### || ||Frankfurt am Main || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joubert|L. Bathlot]]''' ||#### ||1868-87 ||Paris || became [[Joubert]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Baudoux]]''' ||E. #### B. ||1880?–1905 ||Paris||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft 1905 an Rouart, Lerolle et Cie.|en =<br /> sold to Rouart, Lerolle et Cie. in 1905|ja =Rouart, Lerolle et Cie.に売却}}<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Julius Bauer]]''' ||#### ||1873- ||Braunschweig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Louis Bauer]]''' ||#### || ||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Bauer]]''' ||#### ||1900-1910 ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.T. Bauersachs''' ||#### || ||St.Louis||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bayley &amp; Ferguson]]''' ||#### ||1884- ||Glasgow London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Beal, Stuttard]]''' ||#### ||ca.1900- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bechtold]]''' ||#### ||1885- ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bechtold &amp; Hartje]]''' ||#### ||?-1842 ||Berlin ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Beck]]''' ||#### ||1763- ||Nördlingen ||(Munich 1889)<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Ernst Hugo Becker Verlag]]''' ||#### ||1920s- ||Wuppertal ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Begas]]''' ||#### ||1873-76 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M.P. Belaieff]]''' ||#### ||1885–1972 ||Leipzig, St. Petersburg || {{#iflang:|de =Übernommen von Peters|en =Absorbed by Peters|ja =Petersに吸収}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bellmann &amp; Thümer]]''' ||#### ||1877- ||Potschappel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bellon, Ponscarme et Cie.]]''' ||#### ||1903-6 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Belwin Inc.]]''' ||#### ||1918- ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W. Benicke''' || ||1890s(?)-? ||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur.|en =Engraving.}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Benicke|Benicke]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Benicke|Benicke]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anton J. Benjamin]]''' ||A.J.B. #### || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Benoît aîné]]''' || (B.a.)#### ||1851-1913 || Paris || See {{DataBNF|en/14815033/benoit_aine/}}. ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Émile Benoît]]''' || E.B.#### ||1882-1900, 1913-1927 || Paris || Acquired by [[W. Sulzbach]] in 1900, then reappeared following Sulzbach's retirement. See {{DataBNF|en/17014848/emile_benoit_editeur/}}. ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[S.M. Berg]]''' || #### ||1916-19 ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Berens]]''' ||E.B. ### || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Berka]]''' ||#### ||1835||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Berlin Music]]''' || #### ||1920- ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M. Bernard]]''' || || ||St. Petersburg ||{{#iflang:|de =Übernommen von Jurgenson 1885|en =Absorbed by Jurgenson in 1885|ja =1885年Jurgensonに吸収}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Marco Berra]]''' || ### ||1811-1854 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Bertarelli &amp; C.]]''' || ### ||1900-1914 ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Berté]]''' ||E.B. &amp; Cie. ||1890- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bertelsmann]]''' ||#### ||1850- ||Gutersloh ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bertling]]''' ||#### ||1850- ||Danzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bertram]]''' ||#### ||1883-91 ||Brussels ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bessel]]''' ||#### ||1869- ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Bessel}} ||W. #### B. ||1869- ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Betts]]''' ||#### ||1800-1850 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Bevilacqua &amp; Cia]]''' ||#### || ||Rio de Janeiro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Beyer &amp; Söhne]]''' || ### ||1861- ||Langensalza ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bideri]]''' || ||1876- ||Naples ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Biglow &amp; Main''' || ## || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''C.H. Bigolet''' ||C.H.B. ## || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Billaudot]]''' || ||1896- ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W.H. Billing''' || ||1880-1940||Toronto ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Birchall|Robert Birchall]]''' || ||ca.1780-ca.1824 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchall &amp; Andrews}} || ||ca.1783-ca.1785 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchall &amp; Co.}} || ||ca.1821-ca.1830 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchall, Lonsdale, and Mills}} || ||ca.1821-ca.1830 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Birchard|C.C. Birchard &amp; Company]]''' ||#### ||1901-1956 ||Boston ||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Clayton F. Summy 1957|en =purchased by Clayton F. Summy Co. in 1957}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Summy-Birchard Co.}} || ||1957-ca.1980 ||Evanston || See also [[Summy]]?<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchtree Music Group}} || ||1980?-1988 ||Princeton ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Warner-Chappell|en =sold to Warner-Chappell}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Birnbach]]''' ||R.B. #### ||ca.1904- ||Berlin ||Acquired [[Verlag Dreililien]] in 1934. <br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birnbach's Volks-Ausgabe}} ||B.V.A. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Bisping]]''' || ||1908- ||Münster ||<br /> |----<br /> |A.E. Blackmar &amp; Bro. || || 1860-? || Augusta Georgia, elsewhere || See [[wikipedia:Armand Blackmar|Armand E. Blackmar]] , e.g.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Josef Blaha]]''' or '''Groscher &amp; Blaha''' ||J.B. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[George E. Blake]]''' ' || #### ||1803-1850 ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''L. A. Blanchard''' || ||1870s ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eduard Bloch]]''' || #### I || 1865- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Blosfeld]]''' ||B #### I || 1886- ||Riga ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Boag]]''' || #### I || ca.1790-1830 ||London, Newcastle ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boessenecker]]''' || ||1863-1913 ||Regensburg ||bought by [[Coppenrath]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anton Böhm]]''' || ||1802- ||Augsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Anton Böhm &amp; Sohn}} || ||1871- || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Böhme]]''' || ||1794-1887 ||Hamburg ||sold to Cranz<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boieldieu jeune]]''' || ### || 1811–1824 ||Paris || Founded by Louis-Armand Boieldieu (1777-1840); absorbed by Janet et Cotelle in 1824. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boivin]]''' || || 1720s-1750 ||Paris || sold to Bayard<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bölling]]''' || ||1881-87||Darmstadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bongiovanni''' ||F. ### B. || 1905-present? || Bologna || Also F[rancesco] Bongiovanni, founded in 1905 (eponymously), now a substantial record label in Italy and now called Casa Bongiovanni. (May still publish music?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Boosey &amp; Co''' || ||1854- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boosey &amp; Hawkes]]''' || ||1930- ||London ||Merger of Boosey &amp; Co. and Hawkes &amp; Sons<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bornemann]]''' || O.B. #### || by 1888?- ||Paris || Now Editions Bornemann, earlier O. Bornemann, S.Bornemann, le Bailly-Bornemann.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Bosc]]''' || ||1893-1939||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bösenberg''' || ||1840s ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bösendorfer]]''' || ### ||1870-1890 ||Vienna || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bossler]]''' || ### ||1781-1792 ||Speyer || <br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Bossler}} || ### ||1792-1828 ||Darmstadt || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boston Music Co.]]''' ||B.M.C. ##&lt;br&gt;B.M.Co. ##### ||1885-2003 ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bosworth &amp; Co.]]''' ||B. &amp; Co. ##### ||1890s?–1920s ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bote &amp; Bock]]''' ||B. &amp; B. ##### ||1838-present ||Berlin, Wiesbaden ||Has had offices in Berlin, Breslau, Stettin, Posen, Wiesbaden, perhaps elsewhere<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bowerman]]''' || ||1880s?–1920s ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boyer]]''' || ||ca.1780–ca.1806 ||Paris ||acquired by [[Naderman]]. Also &quot;Boyer et Le Menu&quot;. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maison Brahy]]''' ||##### ||1890–2004 ||Liege ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brainard|S. Brainard]]''' ||##### ||1845–1864 ||Cleveland ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;S. Brainard's Sons&lt;/div&gt; || ||1864-1931 ||Cleveland, Chicago ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brandenburg]]''' ||##### ||1830–1837 ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oscar Brandstetter]]''' || ||1880-present ||Leipzig (1880{{EN}}1945), Wiesbaden ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Brandstetter|Brandstetter]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Brandstetter|Brandstetter]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Max Brandt''' ||## || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brandus]]''' || ||1846–1887 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Ph. Maquet, 1888.|en =Sold to Ph. Maquet, 1888.|ja =1888年Ph. Maquetに吸収}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Brandus &amp; Cie.}} ||B. &amp; Cie. ||1846–1854, 1873–1887 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Brandus &amp; Dufour}} ||B. &amp; D. ##### ||1854–1872 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Georg Bratfisch]]''' || G.B. #### || ||Frankfurt-Oder ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bratti]]''' || #### ||1870-1930 ||Florence ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolph Brauer]]''' || #### ||1847- ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Breitkopf und Härtel]]''' ||##### ||1725-||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''Orchester-Bibliothek''<br /> |Orch.-B. || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''Partitur-Bibliothek''<br /> |Part.-B. || || || <br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''Volksausgabe''<br /> |V. A. ||1876–1913 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Bach-Gesellschaft Ausgabe]]''<br /> |B.W. ### || || || <br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Ludwig van Beethoven - Complete Works Edition|Beethoven Gesammtausgabe]]''<br /> |B. ### ||1862–1888 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Johannes Brahms - Complete Works Edition|Brahms: Sämtliche Werke]]''<br /> |J.B. ### ||1926–1927 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Georg Friedrich Händels Werke (Handel, George Frideric)|Georg Friedrich Händels Werke]]''<br /> |H.W. ### ||1858–1894, 1902 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Franz Liszt - Liszt-Stiftung Edition|Liszt-Stiftung Edition]]''<br /> |F.L. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Complete Works Edition|Alte Mozart-Ausgabe]]''<br /> |W.A.M. ### ||1877–1910|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Platte Nr. = Köchel (KV)&lt;sup&gt;1&lt;/sup&gt;|en =Plate number = Köchel (KV)&lt;sup&gt;1&lt;/sup&gt;|ja =プレート番号は|ケッヘル番号 (KV)&lt;sup&gt;1&lt;/sup&gt;}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy - Complete Works Edition|Mendelssohn Gesammtausgabe]]<br /> |M.B. ### || || || <br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Franz Peter Schubert - Complete Works Edition|Franz Peter Schuberts Werke]]''<br /> |F.S. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Robert Alexander Schumann - Complete Works Edition|Robert Schumanns Werke]]''<br /> |R.S.## ||1879–1893 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Bremner]]''' || ||1754-1762 ||Edinburgh ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Robert Bremner&lt;/div&gt; || ||1762-1789 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brewer &amp; Co]]''' || ||1860-85 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J. Brixner''' || ||1872- ||Vienna ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Brockhaus]]''' ||M.B || 1893- || Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Brödrene Hals'''||B.H.M. ### ||1887–1908 ||Kristiania (=Oslo) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Broekmans &amp; Van Poppel]]'''||### || ||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Broude Brothers]]''' || ||1929– ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J.F. Browne''' || || 1810-? || London, New York || Established (according to an ad in Dwight's Journal) in London in 1810, established a New York office in 1841, moved warerooms (and address?) from 709 to 589 Broadway, NY in 1866. Harp makers, publishers of harp music.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brüggemann]]''' || || 1829-31 ||Halberstadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bruneau]]''' ||B&amp;Cie###|| 1880–1900 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Buffet-Crampon]]''' || ||1836– ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Bulla]]''' || E.B. ### ||1878-1910 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bursik &amp; Kohout'''||B. ### K. || ||Prague||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Buchholz &amp; Diebel]]'''||B. ### D. || ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |----''Buschmann &amp; Guimarães'''||### || ca.1880s ||Rio de Janeiro||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Büttner]]''' || ||1850- ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oluf By's Musikforlag]]'''||O.B. #### ||ca.1904-1925 ||Kristiania (=Oslo)|| Purchased by Norsk Musikforlag<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;C&quot;&gt;C&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|C}}|| ||{{hs|C}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[C. E. Music Publishers]]'''|| ####|| 1920||Dublin|| Should probably be named something like &quot;Cochrane &amp; Esposito Music Publishing&quot; on this site, for clarity<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Campbell, Connelly &amp; Co.]]'''|| ####|| 1925||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Capolongo-Feola'''|| ####|| ||Naples||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Johann Cappi'''||####||1801-182x? ||Vienna||See https://www.wien.gv.at/wiki/index.php/Johann_Cappi . Uncle of Pietro Cappi, partner of Diabelli. Company passed to his wife after his death, for some period of time? Publisher of some Beethoven works as late as 1822.<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Diabelli|Cappi et Diabelli]]'''||C. et D. No. ### || ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carisch &amp; Jänichen]]'''||C. ##### J. || bef.1898-aft.1956 ||Milan; Leipzig || Still exists as Carisch &amp; Jänichen Musical Instruments - perhaps also as publisher? Needs looking into, I think (as do several other &quot;2nd or 3rd tier publishers&quot; that turn up once awhile). Seems to have printed some 15000 plates at least (Bloch sonata, 1956?) in that 60-year timeframe - does anyone know anything about them?<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carli''' || #### || ?–1828 ||Paris || Raphael Carli et Cie. purchased in 1828 by [[Girod]] (or by Launer, according to BNF Data?). (Purchased right after the owner Nicolas-Raphaël Carli (1764-1827)'s death, it seems.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carulli]]''' || ||1822–1833 ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carus]]'''||||1972-||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cary &amp; Co.]]'''||C. &amp; Co., ####|| ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cassell]]'''||||1860s- ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Catelin]]'''||||1837-66||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''CeBeDeM'''|| ||1951-2015||Brussels|| See http://www.cebedem.be/en : the Belgian Centre for Music Documentation was a non-profit organization. In 2015 it was taken over by the library of the Brussels Royal Conservatories.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Century Music Co.]]'''||||1890-1950||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Chabal]]''' ||#### ||ca.1840-1905||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Chadim]]''' ||#### ||ca.1920-1950||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Challier &amp; Co.]]'''||C.&amp;Co. ### || 1836–aft.1934 || Berlin || Do not know much about this publisher but their name and imprint seems to turn up fairly often - not so much on scores we have so far (14 times at most ) but in libraries generally I think. Possibly founded by C.A. Challier (d.1871) or (more likely?) renamed by him (to C.A. Challier &amp; Co.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''E. Challiot''' || E.C. #### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.W. Chanot]]''' ||#### ||ca.1890-19??||London Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''S. Chapelier''' ||S.C. ## || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Chappell]]''' ||C ##### ||1810-present||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Charivari Musikverlag]]''' || ##### ||1930-||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emile Chatot]]''' ||#### ||ca.1859-1894||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Chérubini, Méhul, Kreutzer, Rode und Boieldieu''' || ||1802-1811||Paris ||Mostly existed to publish the works of the five composers in question, it seems.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. &amp; W. Chester, Ltd.]]''' || ||1861-present ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Chester}} ||CH #### ||1970?-present || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. &amp; W. Chester, Ltd.}} ||J.W.C. #### ||1861-ca.1970 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Thomas W. Chester'''||T.W.C. No. ## || ||London||bought (partly) by Rossini<br /> |----<br /> |'''La Chevardière''' || ||1757-1785 ||Paris || Stock sold to Le Duc on 1 December 1784<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Julius Chmel]]'''||Ch. ##### ||1878-97||Vienna||dances, piano, zither, songs<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Choudens]]'''||A.C. ##### ||1845-||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Christoph &amp; Kuhé]]'''|| ||1855-1880||Pest||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Church]]'''||##### ||1869-1930||Cincinnati||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Theodore Presser Co.|en =acquired by Theodore Presser Co.}} Known as John Church, Church &amp; Co., etc.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Clementi &amp; Co.]]'''|| ||1801-1830||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cochet]]''' || ||1794ca.-1804ca. ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Cocks]]'''||##### ||1823-1904||London||bought by [[Augener &amp; Co.]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cohen]]'''||##### ||1866-95||Bonn||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Martin Cohen'''||### || ||Regensburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E.W. Cole]]'''||##### ||1880ca.-1925 ca.||Melbourne||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Cole]]'''||##### ||1802-1839||Baltimore||bought by [[Miller &amp; Beacham]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Colombier]]''' ||C. #### ||1838-1892||Paris||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Émile Gallet|en =acquired by Émile Gallet}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Comendinger''' ||## || ||Constantinople|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Composers Association of Macedonia'''|| || ||Skopje||{{plain|http://www.socom.com.mk|Informational link here.}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Composers' Music Corporation'''||C.M.C. ### || ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[The Composers Press]]'''||### ||1925-1971 ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Coppenrath|Alfred Coppenrath]]''' ||A.C. ### ||1855- ||Regensburg ||Acquired(?) by Carus-Verlag in 2008<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Alfred Coppenrath's Verlag (H. Pawelek)}} ||H.P. ### ||1887-? || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Alfred Coppenrath Verlag}} || ||1945?- ||Altötting ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cos Cob]]''' || ||1929-1930s ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Costallat]]'''||C. &amp; C. / C. &amp; Cie. ||1895-ca.1950||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cotta]]'''|| ## ||1659-? ||Tubingen, Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cottrau]]'''|| ||1855-84 ||Naples||Founded by Teodoro Cottrau in 1855; sold to [[Ricordi]] in 1884.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Courleux]]'''||G.C. ### ||1884-99 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Cousineau'''|| ||1766-? ||Paris||Also known as Cousineau Père et Fils, Vve Cousineau, etc. Founded by Georges Cousineau (b.1733), father of a famous harpist, in Paris before the Revolution. Across the street he founded a famous instrument shop, where the son (Jacques-Georges, 1760-1824 or 1836) soon joined his father. (Govea, &quot;Nineteenth- and Twentieth-century Harpists: A Bio-critical Sourcebook&quot;, p.39; other sources.) Possibly purchased by/succeeded by [[Lemoine]] around 1825.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Coventry &amp; Hollier]]'''|| ||1833-1849 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.B. Cramer]]'''|| ||1820-1970s ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[August Cranz]]'''||C. || ||Hamburg, Leipzig, Brussels ||{{#iflang:|de =Tochter von Schott|en =subsidiary of Schott|ja =Schottの子会社}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Creuzbauer]]'''|| ||1841-43 ||Karlsruhe||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.H. Cundy]]'''|| ###-# ||?-1907 ||Boston|| Boston music publisher primarily? (Now better known as one-half of Cundy-Bettoney, itself better known for their clarinets than their music publications, it seems.)<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Cundy Music Co.}}|| ####-# || 1890s ||Boston||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Cundy-Bettoney}}|| ####-# || 1907{{EN}}? ||Boston|| Cundy-Bettoney was created when W.H. Cundy was purchased by Harry Bettoney (1867{{EN}}1953) in 1907. He had begun working there in 1897. (See brief bio of Bettoney &lt;span class=&quot;plainlinks&quot;&gt;[http://test.woodwind.org/clarinet/BBoard/read.html?f=1&amp;i=10171&amp;t=10171 here]&lt;/span&gt;.) Publisher and clarinet maker.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Curci]]'''|| ||1860-present ||Naples Milan||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Curwen &amp; Sons]]'''|| ||1863-1970s ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;D&quot;&gt;D&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|D}}|| ||{{hs|D}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Edition Dania''' || E.D. ### || 1930?-1966? ||Copenhagen || Directed by the Association of Danish Composers (see {{plain|http://dvm.nu/periodical/dmt/dmt_1936/dmt_1936_03/edition-dania/|this 1936 explanation (Danish)}}.) May have published part of the ''[[wikipedia:da:Samfundet til Udgivelse af Dansk Musik|Samfundet til Udgivelse af Dansk Musik]]'' series (now published by Edition S) and [[wikipedia:en:Edition S|Edition S]] - the organization was in fact first called &quot;Edition Samfundet&quot;. Edition Dania may have been one of their projects?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dansk Tonekunstner Forenings Forlag]]''' || ||1903- ||Copenhagen|| <br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Herman Darewski]]''' || ||1920s ||London|| <br /> |---- <br /> |'''D. Davis &amp; Co.''' || || ||Sydney|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Duncan Davison &amp; Co.''' || #### || ||London|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H.F.W. Deane &amp; Sons]]''' || ||ca.1910 ||London|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Decombe''' || ||1795-1819 ||Paris|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Decourcelle]]''' || P.D. ### ||ca.1882?-?||Nice|| Founded? by composer {{LinkName|Paul|Decourcelle}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Raymond Deiss]]''' || ||ca.1910-1940 ||Paris|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Delrieu]]'''||D.F.### || ||Nice, Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Demets]]''' ||E. #### D. ||1895?-ca.1925||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt''' || || ||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Deutscher Verlag für Musik''' ||DVfM #### ||1954- ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig. {{#iflang:de| =Unter Breitkopf &amp; Härtel|en =Under Breitkopf &amp; Härtel|ja =Breitkopf &amp; Härtelの下で}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Diabelli]]''' ||#### ||1817-1858 ||Vienna || Eventually merged into [[August Cranz]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Dieckmann]]''' ||##### ||1888- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Diemer]]''' ||#### ||1879- ||Mainz || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Dietrich]]''' ||##### ||1883- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Otto Dietrich''' ||O. #### D. ||1886-1936 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Wilhelm Dietrich''' ||W. #### D. || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L. Digoudé-Diodet]]''' ||L. #### D. ||1904-ca.1947 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ditson|Oliver Ditson]]''' ||##### ||1783- ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Ditson}}&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; → Musician's Library<br /> |ML-####-# || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Doblinger]]''' ||D. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Domkowski &amp; Co.''' ||#### ||ca. 1892-ca. 1900 ||Munich || led by R. Wächtler<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Donajowski]]''' || #### ||ca.1890- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dörffel]]''' || #### ||1862-1891 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dorey]]''' || A.D.####, F.D.#### ||ca.1898-ca.1914 ||Paris / Charleroi || ''Aux 100,000 Chansons'': Adrien Dorey, Éditeur (ca.1898-1910)&lt;br&gt;Fernand Dorey, Éditeur (1911-ca.1914), ''<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dover Publications]]''' || ||1941-||Mineola ||Mostly reprints<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Verlag Dreililien|Dreililien]]''' || ||1901-1934 ||Berlin, Lichterfelde ||Or, &quot;Verlag Dreililien&quot;, or &quot;Dreililien-Verlag&quot; . Incorporated in 1934 into the publisher Richard Birnbach.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Drei Masken Verlag]]''' || ||1910- ||Munich, Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W. Dubois''' || ||1820s-1830s ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Dufaut et Dubois]]'''||V.D. et D. #### ||1819-1842 ||Paris|| See {{DataBNF|14816437/dufaut___dubois_editeur_de_musique/}} for some information.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dunst]]''' || ||ca.1820-1848 ||Frankfurt, Bonn, Cologne||<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Dupont-Metzner''' ||### ||1893?-1976? ||Nancy ||Initial publisher of many works by Guy Ropartz. May no longer be a publisher, but still a piano maker. See {{plain|http://www.dupont-metzner.com/|http://www.dupont-metzner.com/}} for example.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Dupont]]''' || ||1855-1908 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dupuis]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Durand]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|A. Durand et Fils}} ||A.D. &amp; F. ||1891-ca.1920 || ||{{#iflang:|de =Weniger bekannt als D. &amp; F.|en =less common than D. &amp; F.|ja =D. &amp; F.より一般的でない}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand et Cie.}} ||D. &amp; C. ||ca.1960-present || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand et Fils}} ||D. &amp; F. ||1891-ca.1960. || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand, Schoenewerk, et Cie.}} ||D.S. &amp; Cie. ||1870–1885 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand-Schoenewerk}} ||D.S. ||1886–1891 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Durdilly &amp; Cie.]]'''||V.D. &amp; Cie. #### ||1878-1908 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;E&quot;&gt;E&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|E}}|| ||{{hs|E}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[A. Eady]]''' || ### ||1889- ||Auckland ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eberle|Josef Eberle &amp; Co.]]''' ||J.E. ### ||1873-1974 ||Vienna ||{{#iflang:|en =Engraver and publisher of music.}} {{#iflang:|en =(Use template [[Template:Eberle|Eberle]] for the firm's work as an engraver.)}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Waldheim-Eberle}} || ||1890s-1974 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Ebling''' || ### || ||Mainz ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Carl Ebling}} <br /> |K.E. ### || ||Mainz ||now Karl Ebling<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ebner]]''' || ### ||1889-96 ||Ludwigsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Echo Muzyczne]]''' || ### ||1885- ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[van Eck]]''' || ### || ||The Hague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ch. Egrot]]''' ||Ch. E. ### ||ca.1862-ca.1887 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eisoldt &amp; Rohkrämer]]''' || E. ### R. ||1900- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Elkan &amp; Schildknecht]]''' ||### ||1859- ||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Elkan-Vogel]]''' || ||1928-1970 ||Philadelphia ||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Theodore Presser Co.|en =acquired by Theodore Presser Co.}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Elkin &amp; Co.]]''' ||E. &amp; Co. || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fried. Emmermann]]''' ||F.E. ### || ||Mainz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[vom Ende|H. vom Ende]]''' ||E. &amp; Co. ||1895- ||Köln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.A. Endter]]''' || #### ||1600–1855 ||Nuremberg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Engelmann &amp; Mühlberg]]'''||##### || ||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Engelmann|Engelmann]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Engelmann|Engelmann]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Enoch]]''' || ||1853- ||Paris, London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch}} <br /> |E.F. &amp; C. ||1881–1895 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch &amp; Cie.}}<br /> |E. &amp; C. ||1895-present ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch &amp; Cie.}}<br /> |E. &amp; Cie. ||1895-present ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch &amp; Sons}} <br /> |E. &amp; S. #### ||1869–1927 || London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch Père et Fils}}<br /> |E.P. &amp; F. ||1853–1881 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eos]]''' || #### ||1913–1925 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Erard''' || ### ||? (before 1810s)–? ||Paris ||Also &quot;Melles Erard&quot;. Publishing arm of the piano manufacturer, it seems. See the collection {{GoogleB|VVvHCgAAQBAJ|PP61|The History of the Erard Piano and Harp in Letters and Documents, 1785–1959}} (2015, Cambridge University Press, multiple editors) (pg. 61 especially, but otherwise too).<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Erler]]''' || #### ||1867-1881 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Eschig]]''' ||M.E. #### ||1907–1987 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Escudier]]''' || ||1837-1882||Paris ||Sold to Heugel in 1882<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|La France Musicale}} ||F.M. #### ||1837-1843||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Bureau Central de la Musique}} ||B.C. #### ||1843-1853||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Léon Escudier}} ||L.E. #### ||1853-1882||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B. Eslava]]''' || ||1857-1900 ||Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eulenburg|Edition Eulenburg]]''' || || ||Leipzig, London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Ernst Eulenburg}} ||E.E. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Europa]]''' ||Ed. ### Er. || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Evans &amp; Co.]]''' || ### || 1866-1930||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Evette &amp; Schaeffer]]''' ||E.S. #### ||1875-1929 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ewer]]''' || ||1823-1867 ||London || Acquired by [[Novello]] in 1867<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;F&quot;&gt;F&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|F}}|| ||{{hs|F}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Falter &amp; Sohn]]''' ||F. &amp; S. ###||1786-1888 ||Munich || Founded (as Falter'schen Musikhandlung) in 1786 (no prefix to plates); changed to Falter &amp; Söhn sometime before 1820 or so (presumably as his son took over part of the business); purchased by [[Aibl]] in 1888. See {{plain|http://muk.gwi.uni-muenchen.de/mv0002|Münchner Musik-Lexikon}} for some additional information.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Farrenc]]''' ||A.F. ### ||1820-1839 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K. G. Fazer]]''' || ### || ||Helsingfors ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Gustav Fechner''' || G. ## F.|| ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leo Feist]]''' || ### || ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B. Feldman &amp; Co.]]''' || ### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ph. Feuchot]]''' || P.F. #### ||ca.1872-1889 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Feuchtinger &amp; Gleichauf]]''' || ### || ||Regensburg ||bought [[Pustet]] 1978<br /> |----<br /> |'''Filippone e Tornaghi''' || #### F. e T. || ||Rio de Janeiro || <br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Fiot''' || 1830s || ||Philadelphia || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Firnberg]]''' || ###&lt;br&gt;B.F. ### || ||Frankfurt am Main||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Firth|John Firth]]''' || ||1815-1820 ||New York ||Probably manufactured instruments only<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth &amp; Hall}} || ||1821-1832 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth, Hall &amp; Pond}} ||#### ||1833-1846 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth, Pond &amp; Co.}} ||#### ||1847-1863 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth, Son &amp; Co.}} ||#### ||1863-1867 || ||Acquired by [[Ditson|Oliver Ditson Co.]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''Fischbacher''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.E. Fischer]]''' || ||1862- ||Bremen ||bought by Benjamin, 1925<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Fischer]]''' || ||1872-present ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Fischer &amp; Brother]]''' ||J.F. &amp; B. ####-## ||1864-1970 ||Dayton, OH; New York||Founded by Joseph and Ignaz Fischer in 1864. See http://trove.nla.gov.au/version/24816111 .<br /> |----<br /> |'''Paul Fischer''' ||P.F. ### || ||Berlin ||moved to Falkenberg and changed his plate to P. ### F.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[FitzSimons]]''' || || 1930-1986 || Chicago || Taken over by Fred Bock<br /> |----<br /> |'''Harold Flammer, Inc.''' || || 1917-? || New York || Now owned by Shawnee Press (which is now a branch of Hal Leonard). Began his company on June 6, 1917, in Manhattan (according to {{GoogleB|Z7qzxK4ZascC|PA157|The Musical Monitor, Vol.11}}). Began specializing in choral music ca.1930. (Not sure when bought by Shawnee Press.) Still exists as a choral music imprint in 2011 according to Worldcat.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Flaxland]]''' ||G.F. #### &lt;br&gt;or G.D. ####|| 1847–1869 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =An [[Durand]] 1870 verkauft|en =to [[Durand]], 1870|ja =[[Durand]]へ1870年}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''William Foden''' || || fl.1890's-1947 || St. Louis || Mostly guitar music<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fœtisch Frères]]''' ||F #### F || 1862-1976 ||Lausanne, Switzerland || taken over by Hug 1976<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Forberg]]''' ||#### ||1888-||Leipzig || bought Thiemer<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Robert Forberg]]''' ||#### ||1862-||Leipzig || {{#iflang:|de =Gravur von Röder|en =engraving by Röder|ja =Röderが刻字}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Forlivesi]]''' ||#### ||1875-||Florence ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Forster Music Publisher]]''' ||#### ||1902-||Chicago ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[William Forster]]''' || ||1700s?||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Forsyth Brothers, Ltd.]]''' ||#### ||1875-||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[A. Fouquet]]''' ||A.F. ####|| 1876–1908 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sam Fox]]''' ||#### ||1906-||Cleveland ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Francis, Day &amp; Hunter]]''' ||#### ||1877-||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Willy von Franquet]]''' || ||1890-between 1898 and 1903|| Greiz, Leipzig, Berlin, Braunscheig || Acquired by [[Louis Oertel]] sometime between 1898 and 1903<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Freie Vereinigung zur Förderung guter Guitaremusik]]''' || I-VIII, # || ||Augsburg ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur von Oscar Brandstetter|en =engraving by Oscar Brandstetter (Leipzig)}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bernhard Friedel]]''' ||#### ||1851-1881||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hugo Friedländer''' ||### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. Friedlein]]''' ||#### ||1849-56||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friese]]''' ||#### ||?-1866||Dresden, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E.W. Fritzsch]]''' ||E.W.F. ###||1866?–1903||Leipzig || Possibly founded by Ernst Wilhelm Fritzsch (1840{{EN}}1902). Acquired by [[C.F.W. Siegel]] after his death, in 1903. Published music, essays and books (by Nietzsche and others).<br /> |----<br /> |'''C.W. Fröhlich''' || ||?-1838||Berlin || Bought by [[Bote &amp; Bock, GmbH]] <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Fromont]]''' ||E. #### F. ||ca.1891–1921||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fuentes y Asenjo]]''' || ||ca.1850-1910||Madrid|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Funk &amp; Wagnalls]]''' || ||1880–||New York|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Furore Verlag''' || ||1986- ||Kassel || {{#iflang:|de =Fokussiert auf wenig bekannten Werken von Komponistinnen, enschl. viele Erstausgaben von Clara Schumann, Fanny Hensel und anderen.&lt;br&gt;Mindestens eine Ausgabe hat einen falschen Urheberrechtshinweis (Reprint)|en =Focuses on obscure works by female composers, inc. many first editions of Clara Schumann, Fanny Hensel, et al.&lt;br&gt;At least one edition has a bogus copyright notice (reprint)|ja =少なくとも1つの版でいんちきの著作権表示 (リプリント)}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fürstner|Adolph Fürstner]]''' ||A. #### F. ||1868-ca.1905 ||Berlin ||{{#iflang:|de =Tochter von Schott|en =subsidiary of Schott|ja =Schottの子会社}}<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;G&quot;&gt;G&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|G}}|| ||{{hs|G}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Gallet]]''' ||E.G. #### ||1892- ||Paris||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Gambaro''' ||### ||1814-1861 ||Paris|| Some information &lt;span class=plainlinks&gt;[https://www.clarinet.org/clarinetFestArchive.asp?archive=82 at this biography page]&lt;/span&gt;. Dates 1814-1861 are from the Gambaro entry in the index of a book about [[Breitkopf und Härtel]].<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Gambogi frères]]''' ||G.G. #### ||1860-1877 ||Paris||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[F.W. Garbrecht]]''' || ||1862-ca.1880||Leipzig||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|en =Acquired by Brandstetter.}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Garbrecht|Garbrecht]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Garbrecht|Garbrecht]])}}<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[E. Gaudet]]''' || ####.E.G. ||1895-1933 ||Paris|| Successor of La Fleur, purchased by [[Salabert]]<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Gay &amp; Tenton]]''' || #### ||ca. 1900- ||Paris||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Gebauer]]''' || || 1919- ||Leipzig, Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Gebethner and Wolff]]''' || || 1857-ca.1945 ||Warsaw || Nationalized after World War II<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Gebethner and Wolff}}<br /> |G. &amp; C. ### ||1857-1860s || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Gebethner and Wolff}}<br /> |G. #### W. ||1860s- || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L.E. Gebhardi]]''' || || 1838-1870 ||Erfurt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Gehrmans''' ||C.G. #### ||||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Geib''' || ||1820?-1840s? ||New York, Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.M. Geidel]]''' || || ||Leipzig||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Geidel|Geidel]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Geidel|Geidel]])}}<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[F.B. Geitler]]''' || #### ||1862-1871||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Gérard et Cie.]]''' ||C.M. #### ||1860-1887||Paris ||Catalog acquired by Heugel<br /> |----<br /> |'''Gustav Gerdes''' ||### || ||Köln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gevaert]]''' ||G. ||ca.1850-ca.1900||Liege, Ghent ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Giessel]]''' ||##|| ||Bayreuth || Also Carl Giessel, Jr. ; relates to E.F. Steinacker of Leipzig? (So claims one of Sonneck&amp;rsquo;s books for the Library of Congress.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B. Girard]]''' || ||1815-1877||Naples ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Girard-Fatout''' ||G. #### F. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Girod]]''' || ||1855-1919||Paris ||Possibly acquired by Alphonse Leduc after 1919<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|E. Girod}} ||E.G. #### ||1855-ca.1863||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|E. et A. Girod}} ||E. et A.G. #### ||ca.1864-ca.1881||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Veuve Girod}} ||E.G. #### ||ca.1882-ca.1907||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|P. Girod}} || ? ||ca.1908-ca.1919||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Giudici et Strada''' ||##### ||||Turin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Givre]]''' ||J. ### G. ||ca.1893-ca.1905||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Conrad Glaser]]''' ||#### ||1833-||Schleusingen (from 1892 Coburg) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fritz Gleichauf]]''' || ### #|| ||Regensburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. H. Glen]]''' || ### #|| ||Melbourne ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Globus Verlag]]''' ||D.L.S. ### #|| ||Berlin ||Deutsche Lieder-Sammlung<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Glocken-Verlag]]''' || ### #|| ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Glöggl]]''' || ### #|| ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Michel Glücksberg]]''' || M.G. ##; M. ## G.|| ||Warsaw||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anton Goll]]''' ||A.G. ### || ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gombart]]''' || ### || 1789-1836||Basel, Augsburg || Subject of a book &quot;Musikverlag Gombart : Basel, Augsburg (1789-1836)&quot; by Hans Rheinfurth and Monika Groening (published by Schneider (Tutzing), 1999).<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Goodwin &amp; Tabb]]''' || || || London || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Göpel]]''' || ||1842-1862 ||Stuttgart|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hamilton S. Gordon | Gordon]]''' || || ca.1850-1920 || New York || <br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|S.T. Gordon}} ||#### ||1855-1872||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|S.T. Gordon &amp; Son}} ||##### ||1873-1890||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Hamilton S. Gordon}} ||##### ||ca.1890-1920||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gordon &amp; Gotch]]''' || || 1885-||Sydney|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gotham-Attucks]]''' || || 1904-1912||New York|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.P. Gotthard]]''' || J.P.G. ### || 1868-80 || Vienna || sold to Doblinger<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gould &amp; Bolttler]]''' ||G. &amp; B. ### || 20th c || London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Goulding &amp; Co.]]''' || || ca.1784-1867|| London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Goumas]]''' || || -1870s || Paris || sold to Buffet-Crampon<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Grąbczewski]]''' || ||1920s || Warsaw ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''A. Gräbner''' ||A.G. ### || || Göttingen || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Graffart]]''' || ||ca.1870-ca.1900 || Liège || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Grahame &amp; Black]]''' ||G. &amp; B. ### || 1905-1915 || London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H.W. Gray]]''' || || 1877- ||New York || US agent for Novello<br /> |----<br /> |'''M. Gray''' ||M. G. #### || 1860-1887 ||San Francisco, Oakland || Also Matthias Gray, M. Gray's Music Stores. Formerly Atwill, who sold his business to Matthias Gray (1829{{EN}}1887) and William Herwig in 1860. According to ''Sixty years of California song'' (1913), soon after Gray's death the &quot;immense&quot; stock of music was &quot;sold for a song&quot; to [[Ditson]]. (Publisher page should probably be &quot;Gray&quot; for conciseness.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Henri Gregh''' ||H.G. #### || ||Paris||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Louis Gregh]]''' ||L.G. #### || 1873-1907||Paris||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[W. Greiner]]''' ||#### || 1833-1883||Paris||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[F.G.L. Gressler]]''' ||#### || 1842-98||Langensalza||Schulbuchhandlung<br /> |---- <br /> |'''J. van Groningen''' || ## || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Philipp Grosch]]''' || #### || 1920 ca.-||Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johann Gross]]''' || #### || 1882-||Innsbruck||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Grude]]''' || #### || 1883-||Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Grüninger]]''' ||C.G. #### || ||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Grus]]''' || ||1842-1875 ||Paris, London||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Grus}}<br /> |A.G. #### ||1842-1861 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Grus}}<br /> |L.G. #### ||1862-1875 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gubrynowicz &amp; Schmidt]]''' || ### ||1882 ||Lwow||Gubrynowicz &amp; Son from 1909<br /> |----<br /> |'''Giovanni Gualberto Guidi''' || #### || ||Firenze ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Joseph Günther''' ||J. ### G. || ||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gutheil]]''' ||A. #### G. || 1859-1947||Moscow || {{#iflang:|de =1914 an Edition Russe verkauft|en =to Edition Russe, 1914|ja =Edition Russeへ、1914年}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.J. Gutmann]]''' ||J. ### G. ||1874- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Gutmann}}<br /> |A.J.G. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;H&quot;&gt;H&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|H}}|| ||{{hs|H}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[J. Haakman-Chartier]]'''||J.H.### ; J.H.C.### || 1903-1910? || Paris ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Hachette]]'''||#### || 1846-1977 || Paris ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Häcker]]'''||#### || 1839-1851 || Chemnitz ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Hagemann &amp; Topp]]'''||#### || 1847-1856 || Rostock ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Julius Hainauer|Julius (or Jules) Hainauer]]''' ||J. #### H. ||1852?-ca.1933 ||Breslau ||May have absorbed or succeeded an earlier Breslau publisher, Schuhmann, and reissued e.g. some Liszt works originally published by same before 1852 or so when Hainauer-Verlag prob. started issuing music. Son of founder, Ernst Julius (1901-196x?), seems to have taken over at some point, left Breslau for England in 1933 after the [[wikipedia:Machtergreifung|seizure of political power by the Nazis]] (&quot;Machtergreifung&quot;), and founded Julius Hainauer Ltd. in London in 1936.<br /> |----<br /> |'''{{hide|Julius Hainauer Ltd.}}''' || ||1936-? ||London || See {{plain|http://www.lbi.org/german-exile-publishers/julius-hainauer-ltd/|German Exile Publishers}}<br /> |----<br /> |''Hal Leonard'''|| ### ||1947- ||Minnesota ||under L <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Halbreiter]]'''|| O.H. ### ||1875-1929 ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[William Hall &amp; Son]]'''||#### ||1847-1874||New York ||Acquired by [[Ditson|Oliver Ditson &amp; Co.]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hallberger]]'''||J. #### H. ||1848-72||Stuttgart ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brødrene Hals]]'''|| ####||||Kristiania (=Oslo) ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Hamelle|J. Hamelle]]'''||J. #### H. ||1877-ca.1940||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Hammond &amp; Co.]]'''||H. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hansa-Verlag'''||H.V. ### || ||Berlin-Wilmersdorf ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hansen|Edition Wilhelm Hansen]]''' ||##### ||1853- ||Copenhagen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Petter Håkonsen|Petter Håkonsen]]''' ||##### ||1-1887 ||Christiani ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Haring]]''' ||##### ||1847- ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Harmonia]]''' ||##### ||1881- ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Harmonie Verlag]]''' ||H. ### ||1897-1938 ||Berlin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[T.B. Harms ]]'''|| #### ||1881-1929?||New York ||According to [[T.B. Harms]], was sold or folded in 1929, though some counterexamples (e.g. a copyist's manuscript, at least, with © T.B. Harms, 1953) suggest otherwise- perhaps was merely an imprint by this point.<br /> |----<br /> <br /> |'''[[Frederick Harris]]''' ||##### ||1904- ||London, Toronto ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hartmann]]''' ||##### ||1882- ||Elberfeld ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Hartmann]]''' ||G.H. #### || 1868-1891||Paris || {{#iflang:|de =An [[Heugel]] 1891 verkauft|en =to [[Heugel]], 1891|ja =[[Heugel]]へ、1891年}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|G. Hartmann &amp; Cie.}} ||G.H. &amp; Cie. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tobias Haslinger|Haslinger]]''' ||T.H. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Charles Haslinger}} ||C.H. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hatzfeld]]''' || #### ||1891- 97||Leipzig ||150 works by 1899<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hawkes &amp; Sons''' || #### ||1792- ||London ||Merged with Boosey &amp; Co 1930<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Hebermann's Nachfolger''' ||A.H.N. ## || ||Danzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heckel]]''' ||#### || || Mannheim ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heckenast]]''' || || || Pest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. W. Heffelfinger]]''' ||##### ||100-1918||Los Angeles ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Otto Hefner''' ||### ||||Oberneudorf-Buchen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heinrichshofen's Verlag]]''' ||H.M. ####&lt;br&gt;H.V. ##### ||1806- ||Magdeburg ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Heins''' ||C.H. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gustav Heinze]]''' ||G. ### H. || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Helmuth]]''' ||### ||to 1841 ||Halle ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Helsingfors Nya Musikhandel''' ||H.N.M. ### || 1884?&amp;ndash;1911? || Helsinki || See [[wikipedia:fi:Fazerin_musiikkikauppa|Article in Wikipedia (Finnish) on Fazer Publishing]] (the successor to H.N.M.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Helvetia-Verlag''' ||H. ### || ||Zürich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Th. Henkel]]''' || ||1853- ||Frankfurt am Main ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Henle Verlag]]''' || ||1949- ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ad. Henn]]''' ||A. ### H. || ||Geneva ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Herf &amp; Wolff]]''' ||#### ||1867-72 ||Mainz || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hesse]]''' || ||1881- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heu]]''' || ||1828-ca.1877 ||Paris ||Acquired by [[Louis Gregh]]<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|C. Heu}} ||C. H. #### ||1828-ca.1850 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|E. Heu}} ||E. H. #### ||1851-ca.1877 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heugel]]''' ||H. #### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Heugel et Companie}} ||H. &amp; C&lt;sup&gt;ie&lt;/sup&gt;. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Hieber]]''' || || ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Hiélard]]''' ||1858-99 || ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hientzsch]]''' ||C.F.H. #### ||1860–18885 ||Breslau||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''William E. Hill &amp; Sons''' ||#### ||1897– ||London||Small number of scores 1897-1917, then a few books on violin makers<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hinds, Hayden &amp; Eldredge]]''' ||#### ||1917- ||New York||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''C. Hiner''' || ### ||1880 ca.– ||Graz ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hinrichsen]]''' || ||1938-1980 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hercules Hinz]]''' || ### ||1879–1936 ||Altona ||bought by Hofmeister<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Abraham Hirsch]]''' || #### || 1843?-1943 ||Stockholm ||founded by Abraham Hirsch (1815-1900); taken over by his son Otto in 1884. For a few years in the 1840s published the weekly &quot;Stockholms musik-tidning&quot;. Publishing house existed as late as 1920s and perhaps more recently (they were the first publisher of Sibelius' 6th symphony, e.g.) (First appears in HMB in 1843, as publisher of Carl Reinecke's Op.2.) In 1943, merged into Carl Gehrman (&quot;Hirsch förlag bis 1943 , als die Firma in den Verlag Carl Gehrman aufging&quot;.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hirsch]]''' || ||1854-1869 ||Leipzig||formerly Friedlein &amp; Hirsch 1842-54. Bought by Kistner 1884<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hladky]]''' || ||ca.1900-1969 ||Vienna|| Bought by Heinrichtshoven 1969<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Hodsoll]]''' ||### ||1790-1830 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hoesick]]''' ||### ||1867-1940 ||Warsaw ||Hosick or Hösick<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Hofbauer]]''' ||C.H. ### ||1891- ||Leipzig ||pub A.Ashton, R Fuchs, Lehar<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hoffarth]]''' ||## ||1862- ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Hoffheinz]]''' ||E. ### H.||1889-1910? ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''E. Hoffmann''' ||E.H. ## || ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Hoffmann]]''' ||### ||1838- ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hoffmeister]]''' ||### ||1783-1807 ||Vienna || Catalog acquired by [[Tobias Haslinger|Chemische Druckerey]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friedrich Hofmeister]]''' || || ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hofmusikhandelens Forlag''' ||K.H.M. || ||Copenhagen || Related to Nordisk Musikforlag in some way (and ''their'' plates are N.M.F.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Matth. Hohner''' || ###/###|| ||Trossingen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Holle]]''' || ####||1837- ||Wolfenbuttel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Horneman &amp; Erslev]]''' || ####|| ||Copenhagen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Howley, Haviland &amp; Co.]]''' || ####|| 1894-1906||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Huberty]]''' ||### ||1756- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hudební Matice]]''' ||H. M. ### ||1871–1951 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hug|Gebrüder Hug]]''' ||G.H. #### ||1807–&lt;br&gt;1885–1956 ||Zurich&lt;br&gt;Leipzig || History [http://www.hug-musikverlage.ch/infos/index.htm　here]. Founded by Hans Georg Nägeli (1791) and Jakob Christoph Hug (1807). Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hull]]''' || #### ||ca.1880-1930 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. J. Hummel]]''' || #### ||1766?–1821? ||Amsterdam, Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hüni]]''' || #### ||ca.1910-190 ||Zurich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Huss &amp; Beer''' || H. &amp; B. ### || ||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hutchings &amp; Romer]]''' || #### ||ca.1840-1920 ||London <br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;I&quot;&gt;I&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|I}}|| ||{{hs|I}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Léon Idzikowski]]''' || ||ca.1900-ca.1930||Kiev, Warsaw ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Ikelmer]]''' || ||1857-1900||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|A. Ikelmer et Cie.}} ||A.I. et Cie. #### ||1857-ca.1877|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Ikelmer frères}} ||I.F. #### ||1877-ca.1881|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Désiré Ikelmer}} ||D.I. #### ||1882-c1900|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |[[Imbault]] || ||1784-1812 || Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[International Music Company]]'''|| || ||New York ||{{#iflang:|de =Eine Tochterfirma des Pop-Musik-Herausgebers Bourne Music, Inc. Eine überwiegende Zahl der Ausgaben sind geschützt.|en =A subsidiary of the pop-music publisher Bourne Music, Inc. A vast majority of editions are under copyright.|ja =ポピュラー音楽の出版社、Bourne Music, Inc.の子会社。膨大な出版物の主なものは著作権あり}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Iochem]]''' || ||1868-1899 || Paris ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Raffaele Izzo''' ||#### || || Naples ||<br /> |---- <br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;J&quot;&gt;J&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|J}}|| ||{{hs|J}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Walter Jacobs]]''' || ### ||1894-1941 ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Julius Jäger''' || J. ## J.|| ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Max Jaffe''' || M.J. ## || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Jakubowski]]''' || ### ||1866- ||Konigsberg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jakubowski &amp; Zadurowicz]]''' || ### ||1893- ||Lemberg (Lwów) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Janet et Cotelle]] || J.C. #### || 1810&amp;ndash;1836 || Paris || Became '''A. Cotelle''' after a gap of two years (after Janet's death in 1836, and some reorganization??) in 1838.<br /> |-<br /> |{{hide|A. Cotelle}} ||A.C. ###||1832?-?||Paris||Successor to the early-19th century Paris firm Janet et Cotelle (begun 1810)? (see {{plain|http://oxfordindex.oup.com/view/10.1093/gmo/9781561592630.article.14128|Oxford J&amp;C Firm Bio}}. Pierre-Honoré Janet d.1832.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Janin]]''' || ### ||1883-1928 ||Lyon ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jatho]]''' || [C.H.J.] ### ||1916-1922 || Berlin || Purchased by [[Ries &amp; Erler]] in 1922. Plates as high as 101 or so (Wellesz' Lieder nach Dichtungen von Stefan George, ca.1920?) known, perhaps higher, though the possibly later orchestral suite Op.31 by Erich Anders may have gone without plate number altogether.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Jefferys]]''' || ### ||1850-1910 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Joanin''' ||A.J. et Cie ###||1903?-1907?||Paris||Possibly purchased by [[Heugel]]??<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jobert]]''' ||J.J. ### ||1921- ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Johansen]]'''|| ||1890-1918 ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Johnson]]''' || ||1740-77|| London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Josephson]]''' || ||1851-1867||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Jost]]''' || ||1900-1950||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joubert]]''' || ||1889-ca.1967 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot}} ||L.B. #### ||1868-ca.1887|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot &amp; Héraud}} || ||1887{{EN}}? || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot &amp; Vve. Héraud}} || ||?{{EN}}ca.1891|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot-Joubert}} || ||1891-1896|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|C. Joubert}} ||C.J. ''or'' J. #### ||1896-?|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L. Jouve]]''' ||L.J. ## || ||Paris ||Possibly founded by Louis Jouve (1814{{EN}}96)?<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Jowien]]''' ||L.J. ## ||1849-1884 ||Hamburg||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Jullien &amp; Co.''' ||### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P.L. Jung]]''' ||P.L.J. ### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Jungmann &amp; C. Lerch]]''' ||J. &amp; L. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Junne]]''' ||O.J. ####||1887–1943? || Leipzig ||As of 1917, called itself a branch of Schott frères. Destroyed during bombing of Leipzig, 1943.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Jurgenson]]'''|| ||1861-1918 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Juwal]]''' || ||1922-? ||Berlin ||Founded, in part, by {{LinkName|Joel|Engel}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Jibneh}} || ||ca.1924-? ||Jerusalem ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;K&quot;&gt;K&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|K}}|| ||{{hs|K}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[C.F. Kahnt Nachfolger|C.F. Kahnt]]''' ||#### ||1851-ca.1910 ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> ||| C.F.K. #### ||ca.1910-|| ||||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kaibel|F.W. Kaibel]]''' || F.W.K. ##### ||1870- ||Lübeck ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Georg Kallmeyer''' || #### || ||Wolfenbuttel ||Now Moseler<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Edwin F. Kalmus|Edwin F. Kalmus &amp; Co., Inc.]]''' ||None ||1929- ||Boca Raton||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Karczag &amp; Wellner]]''' || ||1904-1936||Vienna||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Heinrich Karmrodt]]''' || ||1852-1895||Halle||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Kastner]]''' || ||1904-1936||Voronezh||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.B. Katto]]''' || ||1855-1870||Brussels||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Kaun]]''' ||R. #### K. ||1890-||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;H. Schröder's Nachf.&lt;/div&gt; ||ca.1888 ||||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kerksieg &amp; Breusing]]''' ||##### ||ca. 1840-1861 ||New York ||became Schirmer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[James S. Kerr]]''' ||##### ||1880- ||Glasgow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kgl. Hof-Musikhandel]]''' || ||1880-1902 ||Copenhagen||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kiesler]]''' ||##### ||1898- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kistler|Cyrill Kistler]]''' || ||ca.1891-1907||Bad Kissingen ||catalog apparently acquired by [[C.F.W. Siegel]]<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Verlag der Musikalischen Tagesfragen&lt;/div&gt; || ||ca.1891-ca.1892|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Verlag von Cyrill Kistler&lt;/div&gt; || ||ca.1896-1907|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kistner|Fr. Kistner]]''' ||##### ||1823- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Kittlitz-Schott &amp; Bieger''' ||K.-S. &amp; B. ### || ||Mainz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Henry Kleber]]''' ||##### || ||Pittsburgh ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.A. Klemm]]''' ||##### ||1832-1933 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Klemm &amp; Brother]]''' ||##### ||1800s ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Knop]]''' ||##### ||1834-1844 ||Basel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kociho]]''' ||##### ||900-1930||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Antoni Kocipiński]]''' ||A.K.### || || Kiev ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Koeppen]]''' ||##### ||1898-||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K. Kollmann]]''' ||##### ||ca.1800-1900 ||Augsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Könemann Music''' ||K. ### || ||Budapest<br /> |{{#iflang:|de =Verleger von günstigen Urtext-Editionen. Die Bearbeiternotizen sind auf der Webseite kostenlos verfügbar. Viele Veröffentlichungen aus den frühen und mittleren 1990er-Jahren sind unveränderte Reprints von gemeinfreien Ausgaben we die Ricordi Gesamtpartitur von ''Aida'', etc.|en =Publisher of low-priced Urtext editions. Editor's notes are freely available on the publisher's website. Many publications from the early to mid–1990s are unedited reprints of public domain editions like the Ricordi full score of ''Aida'', etc.|ja =低価格の原典版の出版社。出版社のサイトで自由に編集者の注釈を見ることができます。リコルディ版の「アイーダ」など、早い時代から1990年代半ばまでの多くの出版物は、パブリックドメインの版の編集なしのリプリントです。}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boleslas Koreywo]]''' || ||1870s ||Kiev||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Körner]]''' || || ||Erfurt||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ad. Köster''' || A. #### K. || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kothe]]''' || #### ||1873- ||Leobschüt (Głubczyce)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Kotrba]]''' || #### ||1873- ||Prague||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vinzenz Kratochwill]]''' || || ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heinrich Kreisler]]''' ||H. ### K. &amp; Co. ||1895- ||Hamburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.R. Krentzlin''' || || ||Berlin|| Richard Krentzlin (1864-1956) published works for educational purposes, the works were printed in cooperation with a well-known partner (mostly Lienau), the partner publisher is printed on the title page too, plate numbers are usually from the partner publisher<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;H.R. Krentzlin Unterrichtsverlag&lt;/div&gt; || || ||Berlin-Lichterfelde|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''G.A. Krüger''' ||G.A.K. ### || ||Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kruzinski &amp; Lewi]]''' || || 1880s||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Krygier]]''' || || 1880s||Yekaterinburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[S. A. Krzyżanowski]]''' || S ## K || 1871?-2011? || Kraków || Antique shop and publisher founded ca.1871, closed? possibly due to rent issues? 2011?<br /> |----<br /> |'''F.H. Kühling''' || ## || ||Bonn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[T.F.A. Kühn]]''' || || ||Weimar ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Chez A. Kühnel Bureau de Musique''' ||###||1800–1813||Leipzig (Germany)||{{#iflang:|de =Die folgende Information ist auf der Webseite der Edition Peters (https://www.edition-peters.de/cms/deutsch/edition-peters/c.f.-peters/verlagsgeschichte.html) verfügbar: &quot;Am 1. Dezember 1800 ging der Dirigent und Komponist Franz Anton Hoffmeister (1754-1812) eine Partnerschaft mit dem Buchhändler und Organisten Ambrosius Kühnel (1770–1813) mit dem Ziel der Einrichtung eines 'Bureau de Musique' in Leipzig. . . . 1806 ging das Geschäft in das Alleineigentum von A. Kühnel über und wurde offziell unter dem Namen 'Neuer Verlag des Bureau de Musique' registriert . . . . Infolge des plötzlichen Todes von Kühnel wurde die Firma vom Leipziger Buchhändler Carl Friedrich Peters (1779-1827) erworben, welcher ab dem 1. April 1814 unter dem Namen 'Bureau de Musique de C.F. Peters' auftrat.&quot; (Siehe unten: Edition Peters). Jedoch ist mindestens noch ein Werk erhalten geblieben (Crusell, Clarinet Concerto op.1) mit Kühnel's Name und 'Bureau de Musique', so dass es unklar ist ob die so gekennzeichneten Ausgaben den Jahren 1800–1806 oder dem Zeitraum 1806–1813 zuzuordnen ist. Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig.<br /> |en =The following information is available from the Edition Peters website (http://www.edition-peters.com/aboutus/history.php): &quot;On 1 December 1800 the conductor and composer Franz Anton Hoffmeister (1754–1812) entered into partnership with the bookseller and organist Ambrosius Kühnel (1770–1813) for the purpose of establishing a 'Bureau de Musique' in Leipzig . . . . In 1806 the business passed into the sole ownership of A. Kühnel when it was officially registered under the name 'Neuer Verlag des Bureau de Musique' . . . . Following Kühnel's untimely death, the firm was acquired by the Leipzig bookseller Carl Friedrich Peters (1779–1827), who traded from 1 April 1814 under the name 'Bureau de Musique de C.F. Peters'.&quot; (see below, Edition Peters) However, there is at least one extant work (Crusell, Clarinet Concerto op.1) with Kühnel's name and 'Bureau de Musique', so it is unclear whether editions so marked belong to the 1800–1806 or 1806–1813 period.}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[N. Kulikov and Son]]''' ||#### ||19th c ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kunkel Brothers]]''' ||#### ||1868-ca.1923 ||St. Louis ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Kunst- und Industrie-Comptoir''' ||### ||1801-1814? || Vienna || (Also known as Bureau d'Arts (or des Arts) et d'Industrie.) acc. to &quot;Beethoven and His World&quot; (Clive), firm of music publishers, and dealers in maps and map prints, founded in 1801 by the painter Joseph Anton Kappeller &amp; the lawyer Jakob Holer, under the name &quot;Kunst- und Industrie-Comptoir Kappeller und Holer&quot;. Kappeller left in 1802; ownership of the firm changed about a bit and the name changed to &quot;Kunst- und Industrie-Comptoir zu Wien&quot;. The firm was taken over in 1814 by Joseph Riedl von Leuenstern.They were Beethoven's principal publisher from 1802 to 1808 (when Breitkopf assumed that role; before 1802 this was Artaria principally, even though sometimes Beethoven had had some works published by Mollo, with sometimes quite negative results...), and in all, the K-a-I-Comptoir Wien published in all some forty first editions of his works. (Paraphrased from Clive.) <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolf Kunz]]''' || A.K.V.B. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Kunzelmann]]''' || || ||Adliswil (Switzerland) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.P. Küpper]]''' || #### || ||Elberfeld ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kybourtz]]''' || ASC ||1875-1889 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;L&quot;&gt;L&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|L}}|| ||{{hs|L}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Labonde]]''' ||A.L. ### ||1890-1910 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Lacom]]''' ||### ||1880s-90s ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pierre Lafitte]]''' ||### ||1899- ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lafleur]]''' ||### ||1862-1917 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lamborn Cock]]''' ||L. &amp; C. ### ||1862-1879 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Léon Langlois]]''' ||L. L. ### ||1869-1902 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. H. Larway]]''' || L. #### ||1893-1938 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. T. Latour]]''' || L. #### ||ca.1826-1845 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[ Bernard Latte]]''' || ### ||1831-ca.1855 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Laudy &amp; Co.]]''' ||J. ### L. ||1890-? ||London ||Their first publication was an organ work by {{LinkName|Filippo|Capocci}}. Distributed after 1894 or so(?) by, and perhaps eventually acquired by, [[Bosworth &amp; Co.]] (may exist only as an imprint now?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lauterbach &amp; Kuhn]]''' ||L. &amp; K. ### ||1902-1908 ||Leipzig ||Acquired by [[Bote &amp; Bock]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Läuterer]]''' || ### ||188-1900 ||Munich ||Acquired by [[Aibl]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leader and Cock]]''' ||L. C. ### ||1843-1862 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lebeau]]''' || ### ||1855-1900 ||Paris ||Acquired by <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lederer]]''' || ### ||1887- ||Munich || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Le Duc''' || ||? - 1820s? ||Paris || Eventually taken over by [[Alphonse Leduc]], owned by an indirect (possibly by marriage) relative of the former owner.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alphonse Leduc]]''' ||A.L. #### ||1841-present ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lee &amp; Walker]]''' ||#####-# ||1848-1875 ||Philadelphia ||Created by two former clerks of George Willig&amp;rsquo;s in 1848, and bought out by [[Ditson|Oliver Ditson]] in 1875.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Leede]]''' || ### ||1843 || Leipzig || Publisher of Bungert, Sommer, Germer, B Seifert in 1880s-90s.<br /> |----<br /> |'''Leeds Music''' || ||1935-1964 || New York ||In 1944 Leeds Music acquired the Am-Rus catalog and became the American agents for many Soviet composers. Acquired by MCA Music in 1964.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Legouix]]''' || O. L. G. ### ||?-? || Paris || Publisher of e.g. chamber music, founded by Onésime Legouix - succeeded?? by E. Legouix and G. Legouix (fl.1926+).<br /> |----<br /> |'''A.C. Lehmann''' || ### ||?-? || Hamburg || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Lehne &amp; Komp.''' || ### ||?-? || Hannover || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Leichssenring]]''' ||#### || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Leitgeber]]''' || ### ||1867- || Posen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lemoine|Henry Lemoine]]''' ||##### H.&lt;br&gt;##### H.L. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lengnick|Alfred Lengnick &amp; Co.]]''' ||A.L. &amp; Co. Ltd. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hal Leonard]]''' || ||1947- ||Milwaukee<br /> |{{#iflang:|de =Es ist höchst unwahrscheinlich, dass irgendwelche Publikationen von Hal Leonard gemeinfrei sind. Hal Leonard kontrolliert die Druckrechte des Schirmer Katalogs seit 1986.|en =It is highly unlikely that there are any Hal Leonard publications in the public domain. Hal Leonard has controlled the print rights for the Schirmer catalog since 1986.|ja =Hal Leonardの出版物がパブリックドメインであるのは、ほとんどありそうにないことです。Hal Leonardは1986年以来Schirmerのカタログのために版権をコントロールしてきました。}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leonard &amp; Co.]]''' ||1890-1927 || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Leopas]]''' ||#### || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.E.C. Leuckart]]''' ||F.E.C.L. #### ||1782- ||Munich, Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gustav Lewy]]''' ||G.L. ### ||1855-97 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Heinrich Lewy''' || H.L. ## || ?-after 1908 ||Munich || Also Verlag Heinrich Lewy ; &quot;H. Lewy&quot;. Published vocal scores of operas (e.g. Prinzessin Brambilla, by Walter Braunfels, and a few others, held at Worldcat libraries &amp; at ÖNB), and other music also.<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Licht &amp; Meyer]]''' || #### ||1884- || Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lichtenauer]]''' || #### ||1843- || Rotterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lichtenberger]]''' || #### ||1867-92 || Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Lienau]] || || ||Berlin-Lichterfelde || Purchased [[Schlesinger]] of Berlin ca.1864 - kept the imprint which they kept using for decades (leading very many people to very often describe scores, including very very many major ones- Sibelius' 3rd symphony is just one- as published by Schlesinger that were in fact published by Lienau in their Schlesinger line.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leo Liepmannssohn]] || || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Axel E. Lindgren]]''' ||### || ||Helsinki ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rudolf C. Lindner''' ||R.C.L. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Marcel Lion]]''' ||### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.S. Lischke]]'''|| ### ||18th c-1842 ||Berlin||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Lissarrague]]''' || A. L. ### ||1876-1891 || Paris || Publisher of salon music, primarily for piano solo.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Litolff]]''' || || ||Braunschweig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gekauft von Peters 1940. Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig. |||en =Bought by Peters in 1940.|ja =1940年にPetersが買収}}<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[J. Loebel]]'''|| ### || ||Zittau||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Longman &amp; Broderip]]''' || ||1776-1798 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''C. Lonsdale''' || || 1834-1880 ||London || Christopher Lonsdale (1795-1877) published many Italian songs. Previously a partner in Birchall, Lonsdale and Mills.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[C.C. Lose]]''' || ||1821 -79 ||Copenhagen ||sold to Hansen<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lotter und Söhne]]''' || ||ca.1700-1844 ||Augsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lowe &amp; Brydone]]''' || || ||London||printer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Stanley Lucas, Weber, Pitt &amp; Hatzfeld]]''' || ||1880-1903||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Lucca]]''' || ||–1891 ||Milan|| {{#iflang:|de =1891 verkauft an [[Ricordi]]|en =sold to [[Ricordi]] in 1891|ja =1891年に[[Ricordi]]に売却}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Luckhardt]]''' || || ||Cassel, Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Luckhardt's Musik-Verlag (J. Feuchtinger)''' ||J.F. ### || ||Freiburg, Leipzig ||Purchased by Heinrichshofen in 1905.<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ludewig &amp; Schmidt''' ||L. &amp; S. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Abr. Lundquists Kongl. Hof-Musikhandel]]''' ||Abr.L. #### || 1838-||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Lyon &amp; Healy''' || ||1864– ||Chicago|| See [[wikipedia:Lyon &amp; Healy|Wikipedia]]. Founded by George Lyon (ret.1889) and Patrick J. Healy (1840?{{EN}}1905), first as a music publisher, then also as an instrument (mostly harp) manufacturer. Bought by Steinway &amp; Sons in the 1970s, and became specifically a harp-making subsidiary.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikverlag Lyra]]''' || M.L. ## || ||Berlin ||bought by Bosworth 1938<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;M&quot;&gt;M&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|M}}|| ||{{hs|M}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Maass]]''' || ||1885- ||Vienna ||bought by Universal-Edition<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Félix Mackar]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Félix Mackar et Gresse}} ||F.M. et G. ###||1865-ca.1868 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Félix Mackar}} ||F.M. ###||1868-1889 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|F. Mackar et Noël}} ||M.N. ###&lt;br&gt;M. et N. ###||1889-1896 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|A. Noël}} || ||1896-1940 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|P. Noël}} || ||1947-? || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Macmillan]]''' || ||1843- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maeyens-Couvreur|Mme. Maeyens-Couvreur]]''' || M.C. ### or JPL. ### || 1840s-1860s ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Magasin de l'imprimerie chimique'''||#### ||1803-1815 || Vienna ||Founded by {{LinkName|Anton|Reicha}} (and possibly also known as (Verlage der) chemie Druckerey. Absorbed it seems into S.A. Steiner? (which later became Haslinger.) (Which is why on [[Tobias Haslinger]] you see &quot;Chemische Druckerey (1803-1815)&quot;.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jacques Maho|J. Maho]]''' ||J #### M. ||1851–1877 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Hamelle 1877|en =sold to Hamelle in 1877}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. Maho}} ||J.M. ### ||1851–1877 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Aloys Maier]]''' || ||1850s-1940 ||Fulda ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Maillochon]]''' || ||1910 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M. Maillot]]''' ||M. ### M., ### ||ca.1899-ca.1917 ||Nice ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ludwig Maisch''' || ||1810-1822 ||Vienna ||Firm ran by his widow 1816-1822; she married Mathias Artaria who took over &amp; renamed firm Artaria<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Manganelli]]''' || || ||Rome ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Manuel]]''' || ||189-1901 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pablo Martín]]''' ||C.M. #### &lt;br&gt;P.M. ####&lt;br&gt;P. #### M. || ||Madrid ||earlier Casimiro Martín<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ph. Maquet''' ||Ph. M. &amp; Cie. ##,### ||1887-1899 ||Paris || Successor to [[Brandus]], 1887; succeeded by [[Joubert]] in 1899<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Margueritat]]''' ||### ||1846 ||Paris ||Publisher of much band and orchestral music (mostly briefer works) in the mid-to-late 19th century?<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edward B. Marks]]''' ||##### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''C. Marowsky''' || C. ### M. ||ca.1879-ca.1898 ||Minden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Giovanni Martinenghi''' || #### ||ca.1860-ca.1890s? ||Milano ||Founded probably(?) by {{LinkName|Giovanni|Martinenghi}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Massute]]''' || ### ||1864-92 ||Frankfurt am Oder ||dance music: bought by Benjamin 1892<br /> |----<br /> |'''Masters Music Publications''' || || ||Boca Raton || {{#iflang:|de =(siehe Kalmus)|en =(see Kalmus)|ja =(Kalmus参照)}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mathias &amp; Strickland]]''' ||###||1889-1901||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Eug. Mathieu''' ||E.M. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.Z. Mathot]]''' ||Z. ### M. || ||Paris (before 1930)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K. Maykov]]''' ||K.####M. || ||Moscow ||bought by Jurgenson<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[McCarthy &amp; Fisher]]''' || ||1914- ||New York)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[McLaughlin &amp; Reilly]]''' || ||1930s-1970s ||Boston)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pietro Mechetti]]''' ||P.M. #### || ||Vienna (before 1857) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst ter Meer]]''' || #### ||1848-56 ||Aachen ||bought by Kistner<br /> |----<br /> |'''Robert Meissner''' ||E.A. #### || ||Berlin ||bought (parts of) Emil Ascher<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Meissonnier]]''' ||#### ||ca.1812–1842 ||Paris ||became [[Heugel]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Meissonnier]]''' || ||ca.1821–1860 ||Paris ||acquired by E. Gérard et Cie<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. Meissonnier}} ||J.M. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. Meissonnier}} ||C.M. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nakladatelství Melantrich''' ||M. ### ||1897-1999 ||Prague ||See [[wikipedia:Melantrich|Wikipedia article]]. First/early (or first Czech publisher, in other cases) publisher of many scores by {{LinkName|Bohuslav|Martinů}}, among others. Usually referred to just as ''Melantrich''. (Nakladatelství - Publishing House.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Le Menu''' || ||ca.1760–ca.1784 ||Paris || Purchased at some point by [[Boyer]].<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Merhoff]]''' ||### ||1867-1890 ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Méridian]]''' || ||1920 ca.- ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Merseburger]]''' ||C. ####-# M. ||1849- ||Leipzig, Berlin, Kassel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Béla Méry''' ||M.B. ### || ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Meser]]''' ||### ||?-1872 ||Dresden) ||Acquired by Fürstner in 1872<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|C.F. Meser (Herm. Müller)}} ||H.M. ### ||Dresden || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|C.F. Meser}} ||1873-? ||Berlin || ||Separate company or imprint created after Fürstner's acquisition of Meser<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Metzler]]''' ||M. #### || ||London ||Instrument manufacturer and music publisher, music plates were sold at auction in 1880<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Meuriot]]''' || #### ||1875-1906 ||Paris ||bought by Rouault<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G.M. Meyer]]''' || #### ||1828-1853 ||Braunschweig ||bought by Litolff<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Théodore Michaelis]]''' ||T.M. ### ||1876-1893 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Michow]]''' || ### ||1885-97 ||Berlin-Charlottenburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''F. Miller''' ||F.M. ## || ||Munich||= A. Läuterers Nachfolger<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Miller &amp; Beacham]]''' ||#### ||1853-1864 ||Baltimore||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Millereau]]''' ||#### ||1861-1930 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mills]]''' ||#### ||1919- ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Minkoff''' ||#### ||1972-2010 ||Geneva||Facsimiles<br /> |----<br /> |'''N. Mischonzniky''' ||N.M. ### || ||Bucarest||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Mitteldeutscher Musikverlag''' ||M.M.V. || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mitteldeutscher Verlag]]''' ||#### ||1946- ||Halle/Saale||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Herbert Moeschk]]''' ||#### || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Mollo''' ||### ||1798-99, 1802-37? ||Vienna || Founded by Tranquillo Mollo (1767-1837). For a brief history of the firm see [[wikipedia:de:Tranquillo Mollo|Wikipedia (German)]].<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. J. de Momigny]]''' ||#### ||1800-1828 ||Paris||Bought by Richault<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. J. Mompour]]''' ||#### ||?-1843 ||Bonn||Bought by Furstner<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mori &amp; Lavenu]]''' ||#### ||1814-1844 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pierre Mortier]]''' ||#### || ||Amsterdam||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Möseler Verlag]]''' ||####&lt;br&gt;M ##.### ||1945- ||Wolfenbuttel||Previously Kallmeyer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Müller]]''' || #### ||1830-1890 ||Rodelstadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. F. Müller]]''' also '''H. F. Müller's Witwe''' || #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leopold Muraille]]''' || ###.-### || ||Liege ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Murdoch, Murdoch &amp; Co.]]''' || #### ||1920s ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musée musical]]''' || #### || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Musica Budapest]]''' ||Z. #### || ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Musica Obscura Editions''' || || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Musica Rara''' ||M.R. #### || ||London / Monteux (FR) ||{{#iflang:|de =Unter Breitkopf &amp; Härtel seit 2000|en =Under Breitkopf &amp; Härtel since 2000|ja =2000年からBreitkopf &amp; Härtelの下で}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musical Antiquarian Society]]''' || ||1840–1850 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Editions Musicales Transatlantiques''' ||E.M.T. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikaliska Konstföreningen]]'''||####||1859- ||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikwissenschaftlicher Verlag]]'''||####||1933- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Musytschna Ukraina''' || || ||Kiev ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikwoche]]'''||####||1900- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Mutuelle]]'''||E. ####. M. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Muzgiz|Muzgiz / Muzyka]]''' ||G.M. #### I.M.&lt;br&gt;Г.M. #### Г.M. ||1918–1930 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Muzgiz / Muzyka&lt;/div&gt; ||M. ##### G.&lt;br&gt;M. ##### Г. ||1930–1963 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Muzgiz / Muzyka&lt;/div&gt; ||#####||1963- ||Moscow ||<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;N&quot;&gt;N&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|N}}|| ||{{hs|N}}||<br /> |-<br /> | '''[[Naderman]]''' || #### ||1773-1828 || Paris || <br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Nagel|Adolph Nagel]]&lt;br&gt;''Nagels Musik Archiv''''' ||Archiv Nr. ## ||1835–1952 ||Hannover ||{{#iflang:|de = Bärenreiter Verlagszeichen von 1952 an.|en =Bärenreiter imprint from 1952 on.|ja =1952年以降Bärenreiterのインプリント}}<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Adolph Nagel&lt;/div&gt; ||N.M.A. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nägeli]]''' || ||1800-1865||Zürich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arthur Napoleão]]'''&lt;br&gt;'''''Editora Arthur Napoleão Ltda.''''' ||####&lt;br&gt;AN-#### (modern)||1866/8-||Rio de Janeiro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Näumann]]''' || ||1841-||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Naus]]''' || ||1880-1907||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Neldner]]''' || ||1882-19??||Riga ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Edition Neubert''' ||Ed. N. ### || ||Prag ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Neudecker''' ||A. ### N. || ||Bunzlau ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Verlag Neue Musik'''||##### ||1957–present || Berlin || See [[wikipedia:de:Verlag Neue Musik|Wikipedia article (German)]] (Verlag Neue Musik) for history, also {{plain|http://www.verlag-neue-musik.de|their website}}.<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Augusto Neuparth]]''' ||###&lt;br&gt;A.N. ###&lt;br&gt;N. &amp; Ca. ### ||1890s ca.||Lisbon||Later Neuparth &amp; Carneiro<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nicholson &amp; Ascherberg]]''' ||### ||1873-1950||Melbourne, Sydney||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nickau &amp; Welleminsky''' ||N. &amp; W. ## ||||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G.W. Niemeyer]]''' ||GWN ### ||1839-1887||Hamburg||previously Schubert &amp; Niemeyer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nightingale &amp; Co.]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Félix Mackar|A. Noël]]''' || ## ||||Paris ||successor to [[Félix Mackar]] <br /> |----<br /> |'''Otto Heinrich Noetzel Verlag''' || || ||Wilhelmshaven||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kgl. Hof-Musikhandel|Nordisk Musikforlag]]''' || N.F. #### ||1902–1910 || Kjøbenhavn , then Stockholm? || Began with coproductions (e.g. works by Stenhammar and Sjøgren) formerly Kgl. Hof-Musikhandel, Copenhagen<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hansen|Nordiska Musikförlaget]]''' || NMS ###||1915–1988 || Stockholm || Founded in 1915 as a Stockholm office/subsidiary to [[Hansen]], purchased in 1988 by Music Sales, sold to Fazer, then in 1993 sold to Warner/Chappell. Source: {{GoogleB|qKrNTzIPQCkC|PA600|Orchestral Music: A Handbook}}. Still appears as an imprint. First publisher for quite a few Swedish composers (e.g. Allan Pettersson, others.) Appeared also as &quot;A.B. Nordiska Musikförlaget&quot;.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Norsk Musikforlag]]''' ||####||1909-||Kristiania (=Oslo)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.A. Noske]]''' ||A.A.N. ### || ||{{hs|G}}'s Gravenhage (Netherlands) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Nosske]]''' ||R.N. ### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Novello]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''John F. Nunns''' || ||1834-1842 (Philadelphia), 1842-1880s? (New York) ||Philadelphia, then New York || Primarily a piano maker and dealer<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;O&quot;&gt;O&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|O}}|| ||{{hs|O}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. O'Kelly]]''' ||A.O.K.#### ||1872-1888 ||Paris || catalog mostly acquired by Mackar &amp; Noël<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;A. O'Kelly&lt;/div&gt; ||A.O'K. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oberdörffer]]''' ||M.O.H. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Odeon-Verlag''' ||O. ### V.|| ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Georges Oertel''' ||G.O. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Johannes Oertel''' ||J.O. ### || ||Munich (?), Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Louis Oertel]]''' ||L. #### O. || ||Hannover ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nakladatelství Oldřích Padírek''' ||Ol. P. || ||Brno ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ollendorff]]''' || #### ||1889-90 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ollivier &amp; Co.''' ||O &amp; Co. #### || ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Oppenheimer]]''' || ###||1876-19??||Hameln||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon|Orbis]] ||EO ###||1949–1953 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maurice Orgelbrand]] || ###||1860s ||Vilnius ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Österreichischer Bundesverlag]]''' ||Dm.d.Tk.in Oest. xxx ## ||1772 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ostrowski]]''' ||###||1880ca-after 1915 ||Odessa ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oxford University Press]]''' || ###||1920-||London||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;P&quot;&gt;P&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|P}}|| ||{{hs|P}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pabst]]''' ||#### ||1873-19?? ||Delitzsch ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pacini]]''' || #### ||180- || Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paez]]''' || #### ||1842- || Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pagani Edition''' || #### || || New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.H. Paling]]''' || #### || ||Sydney||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Pardini]]''' || #### || ||Czernowitz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paterson]]''' || #### || ||Glasgow||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Patey &amp; Willis]]''' ||P. &amp; W. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Paul]]''' || #### ||1829-1857||Dresden || Succeeded by Bernhard Friedel<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rudolf Pawliska''' || R.P. ## || ||Vienna || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Paxton &amp; Co.]]''' ||P. &amp; W. #### ||1870ca.- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Payne's Musikverlag]]''' ||A.P. ## || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pazdírek]]''' || #### ||1919-1949||Brno ||MelPa (Melantrich-Pazdirek) 1936-49 (see '''Melantrich''')<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Pechel]]'''|| #### ||1886- ||Graz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Peermusic''' ||##### ||1960 ca. (1928) &amp;ndash;present||New York City; Hamburg? ||Founded as &quot;Southern Music Publishing Company&quot; in 1928. Started using the &quot;Peermusic Classical&quot; imprint sometime around 1941 (first as Peer International) though used both for some time; now uses peermusic (lowercase p) exclusively. See [[wikipedia:Peermusic|Wikipedia]]; {{plain|http://www.peermusic.com/peermusic/index.cfm/about-us/|History at official website}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Pégat]]''' ||A.P. ## ||1900-1914||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pennauer]]''' ||A.P. ## ||ca.1800-1831 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.W. Pepper]]''' || ## || 1877- ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pérégally &amp; Parvy]]''' ||A.P. ## ||1882-1909 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Peters]]''' ||##### || ||Leipzig; Frankfurt ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Edition Peters&lt;/div&gt; ||EP ##### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.L. Peters]]''' ||#####-## ||by 1859{{EN}}1871?, 1881{{EN}}1892 ||St. Louis || Founded by John L. Peters.<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;J.L. Peters&lt;/div&gt; ||#####-## ||1866{{EN}}1875/77 ||New York || New York branch purchased by Ditson (C.H. Ditson) in 1877<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.C. Peters]]''' || ||1832-1849 ||Louisville || Founded by William C. Peters. Taken over by Peters &amp; Webb in 1850.<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;W.C. Peters&lt;/div&gt; || ||1844/50-1851 ||Baltimore || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;W.C. Peters&lt;/div&gt; || ||1846-1866 ||Cincinnati || Purchased by J.L. Peters in 1866.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Peters &amp; Webb]]''' ||### ||ca.1850-1865 ||Louisville KY ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Petersen]]''' ||C.P. ###&lt;br&gt;C. ### P. || ||Gotha; Halle ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Petersen]]''' ||#### ||1882-1896 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pfister Frères''' ||P.F. ## ||1901-1914? ||Paris || See {{DataBNF|14814713/pfister_freres_editeur_de_musique/|BNF Data}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Philidor]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[S. Philipp]]''' ||C. ### P. ||1862- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Philippo et Cie.''' ||C. ### P. || ||Paris ||Also L. Philippo et M. Combre<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Phillips &amp; Page]]''' || ||1883- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pigna &amp; Rovida]]''' || || ||Milan || Minor Italian publisher, turn of the 19th century<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pigott &amp; Co.''' ||# || ||Dublin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Pinatel''' || A.P.#### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J. Pirrault''' ||J. et H.P. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Jacques Pisa''' ||J.P. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pitman, Hart]]''' ||J. et H.P. ### ||1862-1960 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pitt &amp; Hatzfeld]]''' || ||1880-1903||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Piwarski]]''' ||#### ||1897-1951 ||Cracow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pizzi''' ||P &amp; ### C ||? ||Bologna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johannes Platt]]''' ||#### ||ca.1900-ca.1906? ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Plattner]]''' ||#### ||1805-1842 ||Rotterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Playford]]''' ||#### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pleyel]]''' ||#### ||1795-1834 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Plötner &amp; Meinhold]]''' ||#### ||1878-19?? ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hugo Pohle]]''' ||H.P. #### ||1872-1891 ||Hamburg||Purchased by [[Schweers &amp; Haake‎]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne]] (PWM)''' ||P.W.M. #### || ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pond|William A. Pond &amp; Co.]]'''||##### ||1863-1917?||New York ||Catalog acquired by [[Carl Fischer]] in 1946<br /> |----<br /> |'''S.G. Porges'''||### || ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fr. Portius]]'''||### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Power]]''' || ||1790 ca.-1834- ||Dublin, London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Praeger &amp; Meier]]''' ||P. ### M. || ||Bremen ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Praeger &amp; Meier&lt;/div&gt;||P. &amp; M. ### || ||Bremen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Theodore Presser]]'''||#####&lt;br&gt;P.C. ### ||1883- ||Philadelphia; Bryn Mawr from 1949 ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Preston]]''' || ||c.1774-c.1835 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Prilipp]]''' || ||1834-1890 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.A. Probst''' || ||1823-1836 ||Leipzig || See [[Kistner]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. O. von Prochaźka]]''' || ||1880-? ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pro Musica]]''' || ||1946- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hermann Protze''' || || ||Leipzig ||acquired by Triumph-Verlag, Berlin<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Keith Prowse]]''' || || ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Prüfer''' ||C.P. ### || ||Boston||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Prütz &amp; Mauri]]''' || P&amp;M ##||1872-1875 ||Stettin||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Pustet]] || || 1862–1978 ||Regensburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; paddding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;R&quot;&gt;R&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|R}}|| ||{{hs|R}}||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Raabe &amp; Plothow]]''' || ||1880- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[D. Rahter]]''' || || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rajchman &amp; Frender]]''' || ||1862- ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Rathke]]''' ||A. ### R. ||1879- ||Magdeburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Theodor Rättig]]''' ||R. ### ||1878-ca.1910 ||Vienna, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Rau''' ||C.R. # || ||Flensburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Philipp Reclam jun.]]''' || || 1823-1896? ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Reeder &amp; Walsh]]''' ||R. &amp; W. #### || 1890s- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Regina Verlag''' ||R.V. ## || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ed. Rehder''' ||E.R. ## || ||Hamburg ||bought (in parts) by Emil Ascher<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Reid Bros.]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gebrüder Reinecke]]''' ||G. ### R. ||1890- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Walther Reissbrodt''' ||W. R. ### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jerome H. Remick]]''' || || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Repos]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richault]]''' ||#### R. ||1805–1898 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Constallat et Cie.|en =sold to Constallat et Cie.|ja =Costallat et Cie.に売却}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richter &amp; Hopf]]''' ||####|| 1889 to 1894|| Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ricordi]]''' ||###### ||1808- ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Ries]]''' ||####|| 1875 to 1881|| Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ries &amp; Erler]]''' ||R. #### E. ||1881-present ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Rieter-Biedermann|Rieter-Biedermann]]''' ||#### ||1849–1917 ||Winterthur, Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =1917 verkauft an Peters|en =sold to Peters in 1917}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sidney Riorden]]''' || ||1904-1915||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robbins-Engel]]''' || ||1920-1927||New York ||Later Robins Music Corp.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolf Robitschek|Rebay &amp; Robitschek]]''' ||R. &amp; R. ####&lt;br&gt;R.R. ####&lt;br&gt;R. u. R. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robolsky]]''' ||#### ||1879- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rockza Music Edition]]''' ||RME-###### ||2009- ||Tokyo ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.G. Röder]]''' || ||1846-ca.1980||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Röder|Röder]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Röder|Röder]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Roerich &amp; Co.]]''' ||F.R. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Estienne Roger]]''' ||### ||1697-1743||Amsterdam ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Winthrop Rogers]]''' ||W.R. ##### ||1898-1943 ||London ||Bought by [[Boosey &amp; Hawkes]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rohlfing]]''' ||### ||1880-||Milwaukee ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Röhr]]''' ||#### ||1900-1939 ||Berlin ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Rondo]]''' ||#### ||1925- ||Berlin ||<br /> |---<br /> <br /> |'''[[Antonio Romero]]''' ||### ||1856-||Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Root &amp; Cady]]''' ||#### ||1858?-1871?||Chicago ||1969 book with history and possibly almost complete(?) list of this publisher&amp;rsquo;s plate nos. (Dana J. Epstein's ''Music Publishing in Chicago Before 1871: The Firm of Root &amp; Cady, 1858-1871''.) First Root &amp; Cady, then Root &amp; Co.; plates bought out by [[Brainard]] in 1871. A &quot;Root &amp; Sons&quot; (imprint of Brainard? A separate company?) still published as late as 1882 however ? .<br /> |----<br /> |'''Th.J. Roothaan &amp; Co.''' ||TR&amp;C ### || 1851?-?||Amsterdam ||Published a wide variety of music (chamber, piano, liturgical, vocal, symphonies, etc.) mainly? by Dutch composers. (Publisher &quot;Louis Roothaan&quot; also to look into?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Rosé]]''' ||C ### R || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.A. Røsholm]]''' || ### ||1865-1893 ||Christiania ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rossini &amp; Co.''' || || ||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Will Rossiter]]''' || ||1891- ||Chicago ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''J.B. Rotschy''' ||## || ||Geneve ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.]]''' || || 1905–1941 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Alexis Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.&lt;/div&gt; ||A.R. #### ||1905–1908 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Alexis Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.&lt;/div&gt; ||R.L. #### &amp;&amp;nbsp;Cie. ||1908-1941||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.&lt;/div&gt; ||R.L. #### ||1920?–1941 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Louis Rouhier]]''' ||L.R. ### ||1895-1915 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Royalty]]''' || || ca. 1925 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rózsavölgyi|Rozsavölgyi &amp; Co]]''' ||R. &amp; Co. #### ||1850–? ||Pest, later Budapest || Founded by Gyula Rozsavölgyi (1822–1861) in 1850?. See {{plain|http://www.rozsavolgyi.hu|Rózsavölgyi ës tärsa}}, their current website.<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Rozsavölgyi &amp; Co&lt;/div&gt; ||N.G. #### || ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Rózsavölgyi ës tärsa&lt;/div&gt; || ||1850s?– ||Pest, later Budapest || Early and current name (in Hungarian) of Rózsavölgyi &amp; Co.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rozsnyai Károly]]''' ||R.K. #### || ||Budapest|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ruch Muzyczny]]''' || || 1857-1859 ||Warsaw|| Weekly magazine with musical supplements<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rudall, Carte]]''' ||R.C.&amp; Co. Ltd. #### ||1850s-1948 ||London|| purchased by Boosey &amp; Hawkes<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Rühle]]''' ||C. #### R. ||1880-1947 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Rühle &amp; Rüttinger}} || ||1882-1884 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Rühle &amp; Milkuhn}} || ||1884-1885 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rühle &amp; Hunger]]''' ||R. &amp; H. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rühle &amp; Wendling''' ||R. &amp; W. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Richard Rühle''' ||R.R. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Robert Rühle''' ||Ro. #### Rü. ||1887- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''G.D. Russell &amp; Company''' ||#### ||1863- ||Boston || Formed after the dissolution of Russell &amp; Tolman<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editions Russes de Musique]]''' ||R.M.V. ### || ||Berlin, Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;S&quot;&gt;S&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|S}}|| ||{{hs|S}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Sackur]]''' || ||1883- ||Breslau ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.H. Sajewski]]''' || ||1910-1940 ca. ||Chicago ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Salabert]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''D. Samson''' ||D.S. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Santojanni]]''' || ||1883-1933 ||Naples ||purchased by [[Bideri]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sassetti]]''' || ### || ||Lisbon ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Satie]]''' || A.S. ### ||1883-1889 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sauer &amp; Leidesdorf]]''' ||S et L ### ||1822-1832/1833 ||Vienna ||purchased by [[Diabelli]]<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Sauer &amp; Leidesdorf}} ||S.L. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Leidesforf}} || ||1826-1832/1833 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolphe Sax]]''' || ||1845-72 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Schauss''' || || ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Scheithauer]]''' || B.S. ## || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johann Schick]]''' || || ||Vienna ||https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Schickh<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Schildbach]]''' || ||1810-1840 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schirmer]]''' || ||1861- ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E.C. Schirmer]]''' ||E.C.S. #### ||1921- ||Boston ||Subsidiary of ECS Publishing<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schlesinger|Maurice Schlesinger (Paris)]]''' ||M.S. #### ||1821–1846 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schlesinger|A. Schlesinger (Berlin)]]''' ||S. #### ||1810–1864&lt;br&gt;({{#iflang:|de =Lienau nach 1864|en =Lienau after 1864|ja =1864年からLienau}}) ||Berlin || ''Purchased by'' [[Robert Lienau]] ca.1864.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M. Schloss]]''' ||M.S. ### ||1840-75 ||Köln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Schmeitzner]]''' || ### || ||Chemnitz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Balthasar Schmid]]''' ||[N.] #### ||1726-93 ||Nuremberg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Schmid]]''' ||W.S.#### ||1856- ||Nuremberg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schmid Nachfolger]]''' ||[N.] #### ||1875-1960||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schmidl]]''' ||[N.] #### || ||Trieste ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arthur P. Schmidt]]''' ||A.P.S. ||1876–1960 ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Schmidt]]''' ||C.F.S. ### || ||Heilbronn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.W. Schmidt''' || ### ||1845-1886 ||Halle ||Also Lipper &amp; Schmidt<br /> |----<br /> |'''Th. Schmidt''' || Th.S. ### || 1872?-1888? ||Vienna ||Related to Blaha/Groscher &amp; Blaha. For more detail see {{GoogleB|kVUmAQAAIAAJ|PA17|this useful book about publishers}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''J. Schmitt''' || || ????-1791 || Amsterdam|| J.Schmitt refers to Joseph Schmitt (1734-91), music publisher and merchant, Warmoes-straat, Amsterdam.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Schoen]]''' ||F ### S ||1860-1881 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Editions Musicales de la Schola Cantorum''' ||S.#### P.|| ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schonenberger]]''' ||S. ### ||1830–1875 ||Paris || &quot;Georges Schonenberger was an active publisher of music in Paris from 1830 to 1875&quot; - &quot;Breitkopf und Härtel in Paris : the letters of their agent Heinrich Probst between 1833 and 1840&quot; (Lennenberg, 1990), &quot;The Letters&quot;, p.28, paraphrasing Hopkinson, ''Dictionary'', p.110.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schöningh]]''' || ### ||1850- ||Paderborn || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schott|B. Schott's Söhne]]''' ||#####&lt;br&gt;B.S.S. ##### || ||Mainz&lt;br&gt;({{#iflang:|de =Ältere Aufdrucke verwenden &quot;Mayence&quot;|en =older imprints use &quot;Mayence&quot;|ja =より古いインプリントでは「Mayence」を使っている}}) ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Schott Frères&lt;/div&gt; ||S.F. #### ||1843?- ||Brussels ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Schott &amp; Co., Ltd.&lt;/div&gt; ||#####&lt;br&gt;S. &amp; Co. ####&lt;br&gt;#### S. &amp; Co. ||1835?- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Schott&lt;/div&gt; ||S. ####&lt;br&gt;P.S. #### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friedrich Schreiber]]''' ||F.S. ##### ||1876–1879 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Schröder''' ||S. ## || ||Berlin ||bought bei Kaun<br /> |----<br /> |'''Schroeder &amp; Gunther''' ||S. &amp; G. Inc. #### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Schubert]]''' || ||1834-1841 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schuberthaus-Verlag]]''' || ||1906-1930 ||Leipzig, Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schuberth &amp; Co.|Edward Schuberth &amp; Co.]]''' ||E.S. &amp; Co. || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;[[Schuberth &amp; Co.|J. Schuberth &amp; Co.]]&lt;/div&gt; ||### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.L. Schultheiss]]''' || #### ||1925- ||Ludwigsburg, Stuttgart ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. Schultz Musik-Verlag]]''' ||R.S. #### ||1882-1892 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schwann]]''' || #### ||1821- ||Dusseldorf ||Bought by Peters 1974<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schweers &amp; Haake]]''' ||#### ||1892-19?? ||Bremen||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Luigi Scotti''' ||#### ||1820-1850 ||Milan||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Schwickert''' || || 1772-1845 || Leipzig ||also Halle for 1792-1802<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.G. Seeling]]''' || || 1879- || Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Seemann Nachfolger]]''' ||H.S.N. #### || 1900-1905 ||Leipzig || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Josef Seiling]]''' ||#### ||1881-94 ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Seiling]]''' ||#### ||ca. 1900- ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Seitz]]''' ||R.S. ### ||1864-ca.1881? ||Leipzig || May have been absorbed into, or sold its stock to, [[Ries &amp; Erler]] soon after the latter was founded in 1881?<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maurice Senart|Editions Maurice Senart]]''' ||E.M.S. #### ||1908–1941 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Senart, Roudanez et Cie.''' ||S.R. &amp; Cie. ||1908–1914 ||Paris ||&quot;Edition M. Senart, B. Roudanez et Cie&quot;<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bartholf Senff]]''' || ||1847–1907 ||Berlin ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[G. Sennewald]]''' || ||1835–1890 ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Senta-Verlag''' ||S.V. ## || ||Stuttgart ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Severnaya Lira''' || || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Seyfarth]]''' || ||1873– ||Lemberg )(Lvov) ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Shanghai Music Publishing House ||#J#### ||1949-present ||Shanghai ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Shapiro, Bernstein]]''' ||####||||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Charles Sheard]]''' ||####||||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''James D. Sheppard''' || ||1827-1855 ||Buffalo || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Sheppard &amp; Cottier / Sheppard &amp; Cottier &amp; Co.&lt;/div&gt; || ||1855-1867 ||Buffalo || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Cottier &amp; Denton&lt;/div&gt; || ||1867-1878 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Denton &amp; Cottier&lt;/div&gt; || ||1878-1887 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Denton, Cottier &amp; Daniels&lt;/div&gt; || ||1887-1924 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Denton, Cottier &amp; Daniels, Inc.&lt;/div&gt; || ||1924-after 1941 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Peter Short]]''' ||####||1596-1603||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sieber]]''' ||####||1772-1850s?||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F.W. Siegel|C. F. W. Siegel]]''' ||E.W.F. ### L.&lt;br&gt;#### ||1846–1909 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Felix Siegel]]''' || ### ||1888–1899 ||Leipzig ||bought by J.Schuberth<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Siegel &amp; Schimmel]]''' || ### &lt;br&gt;#### ||1883–1901 ||Berlin ||bought by Heinrichshofen<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Siegismund &amp; Volkening''' || S. &amp; V. ### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[G. Siéver]]''' ||G.S. ### ; G. #### S.||ca.1900-ca.1920||Paris ||Published thousands of works in the first 2 decades of the 20th century, yet essentially no information about the organization is available.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hans Sikorski]]''' ||H.S. ####|| ||Hamburg|| 1935-present Rents a wide range of music online at {{plain|http://www.sikorski.de|Sikorski Music Publishers}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Simon]]''' ||C.S. ### || ||Berlin ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig im Bestand von Breitkopf &amp; Härtel. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Simon]]''' ||E##S ||1863-1930 ||Stettin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Simon and Schuster''' ||S &amp; S ### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[N. Simrock]]''' || ||||Berlin ||History: Nikolaus {{plain|http://www2.bonn.de/stadtmuseum/inhalte/n_simrock.htm|Simrock site}} ; [[wikipedia:de:Nikolaus_Simrock|Wikipedia (German)]] ; Fritz - [[wikipedia:de:Fritz Simrock|Wikipedia (German) for Fritz Simrock]] ; [[wikipedia:Fritz Simrock|Wikipedia (English) for Fritz Simrock]][. Founded by Nikolaus Simrock in 1793<br /> |----<br /> |'''Editions de la Sirène''' ||E.D. ### L.S. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[La Sirène musicale]]''' ||S.M. ###|| ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sirius]]'''|| ||1928-69 ||Berlin ||bought by Heinrichshofen<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. Smith &amp; Co.]]'''|| ||1857- ||London, Watford, Wellingboro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Society for the Publication of American Music'''||S.P.A.M.||1919-1969|| Various locations? || See [https://archives.yale.edu/repositories/6/resources/10566 Archives.yale.edu] and brief collective biography @ [https://snaccooperative.org/ark:/99166/w61d4msj SNAC].<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sohn]]'''|| ||1853-1857 ||Breslau ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Y.A. Sokolov]]'''|| || ||St. Petersburg ||bought by Jurgenson<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Sommermeyer]]'''||E.S. ### ||1882- ||Baden-Baden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Casa Musicale Sonzogno]]'''|| ||1874- ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sound Pool Music]]'''|| || ||Brussels ||Publisher for Frederic Rzewski.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sovietski Kompositor]]''' ||C. #### K. || ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Spehr]]''' || ||1829-1852 ||Braunschweig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Spina|C. A. Spina]]''' ||C.S. ||1852–1876 ||Vienna ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an [[August Cranz]]|en =sold to [[August Cranz]]|ja =[[August Cranz]]に売却}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Max Staegemann jr.''' ||M. St. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Stahl]]''' || ||1898-ca.1920 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Stainer &amp; Bell]]''' ||S. &amp; B. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Standard-Edition''' || || ||Varberg || Sweden<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Stark &amp; Son]]''' || #### || ||Sedalia, St.Louis, New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emanuel Starý]]''' || ||1867- ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. J. Stasny]]''' || ||1908- ||Cleveland, New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Fritz Steidl''' ||F. St. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tobias Haslinger|S.A. Steiner und Comp.]]''' ||S. et C. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Steingräber Verlag]]''' ||## || 1878–present? ||Hannover/Leipzig || History {{plain|http://www.steingraeber-musikverlag.de/historie.php|here}}. Founded by Theodor Steingräber (1830–1904). Also known as Steingräber, Edition Steingräber.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Stellovsky]]''' || #### || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Stelzner''' || K. ## St. || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joseph W. Stern]]''' ||##### || ||New York ||sold to [[Edward B. Marks]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Stern &amp; Co.]]''' || S et Co. ||1845-||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Steyl &amp; Thomas]]''' || ## || ||Frankfurt am Main ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.M. Stoddart]]''' || ## || ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edm. Stoll]]''' ||#### ||1850-1909 ||Leipzig||acquired by Pohl-Wohnlich of Basel<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolf Stöppler]]''' ||St. ## W. || ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Storck''' ||# || ||Heubach ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Edition Strache''' ||E. St. ##&lt;br&gt;Edition Strache No.## || ||Vienna, Warnsdorf ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[The Strad]]''' || ||1890- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernest Stuttard]]''' || ||1890- ||Burnley, England ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Süddeutscher Musikverlag]]''' ||S M.-V. ## || ||Strassburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Fritz Müller, Süddeutscher Musikverlag}} ||F.M. ### S.M.|| ||Karlsruhe ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Sulzbach]]''' || ## ||1879- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sulzer]]''' ||R.S. ## || ||Berlin (Bielefeld, Leipzig) ||bought by Ries &amp; Erler<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Summy]]''' ||## || ||Chicago ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Suppan]]''' || ||1920- ||Düsseldorf ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon|Státní nakladatelství krásné hudby, literatury a umení (SNKHLU)]]''' ||H #### ||1953–1967 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon]]''' ||H ####||1967- ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''S. A. Edizioni Suvini Zerboni''' ||S. #### Z.|| 1907–present ||Milan||Website: {{plain|http://www.esz.it/it/|Edizioni Suvini Zerboni}} ; [[wikipedia:Suvini_Zerboni|Wikipedia article]]. Now possibly a division of Sugarmusic s.p.a.?<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nototisk A. Švarce''' ||A.Š.-H.K.-### || ||Kutná Hora ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Swan &amp; Co.]]''' ||## ||ca. 1900-1930 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;T&quot;&gt;T&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|T}}|| ||{{hs|T}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Táborszky &amp; Parsch]]''' ||T. &amp; P. ### || ||Pest (Budapest) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Teich]]''' ||C.F.T. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Tellier]]''' ||### ||1876-1898||Paris || Bought by [[Heugel]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tessaro]]''' ||### ||1895-1920||Berlin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Thauvin]]''' || ### ||1879-1908 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Thelen]]''' ||P.T. ### ||1890- ||Berlin &amp; Chicago || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Theune]]''' ||### ||?-1858||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rudolf Thiele''' ||Th. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Thieme]]''' ||### ||?-1840||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hugo Thiemer]]''' ||### ||1876-? ||Hamburg || Later became Otto Forberg-Verlag of Leipzig.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Thompson]]'''|| ||1741-1805 ||London ||taken over by Purday &amp; Button (later Button &amp; Whitaker) <br /> |----<br /> |'''Thompson &amp; Odell'''||T &amp; O ### || ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Harry Von Tilzer]]''' ||### ||1902- ||New York|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tischer &amp; Jagenberg]]''' ||### ||1910-? ||Koln/Cologne || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nicolás Toledo]]''' || || ||Madrid||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Henry Tolman]]'''|| ||1846-1868||Boston||began alone, then merged to become Russell &amp; Tolman, then as Henry Tolman &amp; Co. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P.J. Tonger]]'''||P.J.T. #### || ||Köln||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bernh. Tormann'''||B.T. #### || ||Münster||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Christoph Torricella]]'''|| #### ||1777-1786 ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Towarzystwo Wydawnicze Muzyki Polskiej]]''' || #### || ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Traeg]]''' ||### ||1793-1820 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[T. Trautwein]]''' ||#### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Treichlinger]]''' ||J. T. ### ||1844-1874 ||Pest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Tretbar]]''' ||#### ||1870-1900 ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Triton]]''' ||#### ||1930s ||Leningrad ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Troupenas]]''' ||||1825–1850 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||### ||1825-1834 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||T. #### ||1835-1843 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||T.M. #### ||1844 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||E.T. &amp; Cie. #### ||1844-1850 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Truax &amp; Baldwin]]''' || ### || ||Cincinnatti ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Anton Trutschel''' ||A.T. ## || ||Schwerin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''G. Tschentscher''' || || ||Berlin ||bought (parts of) Rühle &amp; Hunger<br /> |----<br /> |'''Charles Tuckwood''' ||#### || ||London ||Absorbed by Hopwood &amp; Crew<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;U&quot;&gt;U&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|U}}|| ||{{hs|U}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Gebr. Ulbrich''' ||U. ### || 1899-1911 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W. Ulbrich''' ||W.U. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Union Musical Española]]''' ||U.M.F.E. #### ||1890s- ||Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Editura Muzicală a Uniunii Compozitorilor din R.P.R.''' || ? ||1940s?-now? || Bucharest || Major (at first state-sponsored, one supposes?) Romanian publisher. Published (in some cases republished) very many (thousands?) of works (music &amp; books about?) by Enescu, Rogalski, Wilhelm Georg Berger, Constantinescu, Mihalovici, others. (Sometimes edition nos., does not seem to use plate nos. or prefixes?) Though it seems to have begun before WW2, after the war and before the 1990s it may have been something like the Romanian analogue of [[Muzgiz]] and [[Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne]] e.g. perhaps? Don't know.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Universal Edition]]''' ||U.E. #### ||1901- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[University Society]]''' ||### - ## || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Urbánek]]''' ||U. #### || ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Mojmír Urbanék&lt;/div&gt; ||M.U. ### ||1900–1949 ||Prague ||Plate numbers of the form &quot;Edition M.U. ###&quot; are listed on scores uploaded to this site simply as &quot;M.U. ###&quot;||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;V&quot;&gt;V&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|V}}|| ||{{hs|V}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edoardo De Vasini]]''' ||### || ||Casale Monferrato||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Genesio Venturini]]''' ||#### || ||Florence||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vernède]]''' || #### ||1880-1896||Versailles||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Andrés Vidal]]''' || A. #### V. ; V.R. ### ; H. #### V. || 1860s?-1890s?||Barcelona|| Also known as Andrés Vidal e hijo, Hijos de Andrés Vidal e Roger, etc.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L. Vieillot]]''' ||L.V. #### ||1845?-||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vieweg]]''' ||#### ||1877-?||Quedlinburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Zdenek Vik''' ||### || ||Prag||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vincent]]''' ||#### ||1890-1913||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[D. Vismara]]''' ||#### || ||Milan||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vlk]]''' ||#### ||1920-1950||Prague||<br /> |----<br /> |----'''W. Vobach''' || || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Voigt]]''' ||#### ||1879-1894||Kassel||bought by Ries &amp; Erler<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Volkwein]]''' ||#### ||1905-||Pittsburgh||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;W&quot;&gt;W&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|W}}|| ||{{hs|W}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''A. Wagner &amp; Levien Sucs.''' ||#### L || ||Mexico ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Walsh]]''' || ||1695-1766 ||London ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Ward Lock &amp; Co.]]''' ||#### ||1854- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Warmuth]]''' ||C.W. #### ||1851–1908 ||Kristiania (=Oslo) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Warren &amp; Phillips]]''' || ||1890-140 ca. ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne]]''' || ||1871- ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K.F. Wasenius]]''' ||K.F.W. ## ||1888-1907 ||Helsinki ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Waterson, Berlin &amp; Snyder]]''' || ## ||1907-1929 ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wa-Wan Press]]''' || ||1901-1911 ||Newton Center ||Acquired by [[Schirmer]] in 1912<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joh. Fr. Weber]]''' ||## ||1860-1895||Cologne ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eduard Wedl]]''' ||E.W.W.N. ## ||1886 ||Wiener-Neustadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Weekes]]''' || ||1870-1970 ||London||Acquired by [[Stainer &amp; Bell]] in 1960. Weekes &amp; Co. or A. Weekes<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carlos Wehrs]]''' || ## ||1930- ||Rio de Janeiro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Weigl]]''' || #### || ca.1809-ca.1828 ||Vienna || Eponymous publishing house of Thaddäus Weigl (1776-1844) aka Thadé Weigl. A 1982 (Vienna: Ludwig Krenn, 178 pp) book &quot;Verzeichnis der Musikalien des Verlages Thadé Weigl&quot; covers this apparently. Also known as Thadé Veigl, &quot;in der Kunst- und Musikhandlung des k. k. Hoftheater-Kapellmeisters Thadé Weigl&quot;. Not to be confused with the publisher Christoph Weigl.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Weiller]]''' || E.W. ### ; E. ### W. ||1900-19 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Josef Weinberger]]''' ||J.W. ### || 1885–present || Vienna, Leipzig, London || From www.josef-weinberger.com/about.html : Founded by Josef Weinberger in Vienna in 1885. (The London branch is credited in recent years as publisher of symphonies by Malcolm Williamson, new editions of works by {{LinkName|York|Bowen}}, among other works.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Weinhold]]''' || ### ||1835-45 ||Breslau||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Weinholtz]]''' || ### ||1840- ||Braunschweig, Berlin, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Heinrich Weiss''' || || ||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Julius Weiss]]''' || J.W. ### ||1850-? ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Jul. &amp; Heinr. Weiss}} || J. &amp; H.W. ### || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Welcker]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J.M. Welleminsky''' ||J.M.W. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Werner]]''' || ||1869-97 ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Wernthal]]''' ||O.W. ### ||1893-at least 1940 ||Magdeburg, Berlin (1899) ||Otto Wernthal was a director of [[Bosworth &amp; Co.]] from 1892<br /> |----<br /> |'''J.A. Werth''' ||### || ||Bonn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wessel &amp; Co.]]''' ||W. &amp; Co. No. #### ||1824-1860 ||London ||Acquired by Ashdown &amp; Parry in 1860<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wessely &amp; Büsing]]||F.W. ## || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;F. Wessely&lt;/div&gt;||F.W. ## || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R.E. Westerlund]]''' ||R.E.W.### ||1890s?-1967 ||Helsinki ||Acquired by Fazer in 1967<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Moritz Westphal]]'''|| ## ||to 1859 ||Berlin ||Acquired by Bote and Bock <br /> |----<br /> |'''Paul Westphal'''||P.W. ## || ||Berlin-Karlshorst || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Wetzler]]''' ||### ||1882-90 ||Vienna ||Acquired by Doblinger in 1890 (HMB shows Wetzler in Prague from 1866)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Wheatstone &amp; Co.''' || ||1803-1934 ||London || Musical instrument maker, music seller, music engraver and publisher. Patentee of the concertina, invented by Sir Charles Wheatstone (1802-75) in 1829.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Whistling]]''' || ####|| -1887||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[White, Smith &amp; Co.]]''' ||#### - #||1867–1895? ||Boston||Opened in 1867? as White, Smith and Perry originally. Published magazine ''The Folio'' until 1895. Probably became White-Smith Music Company (1891-1980).<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Whitney Warner]]''' || ##### ||ca. 1895-ca. 1915 ||Detroit ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wickins &amp; Co.]]''' ||E.W.Wickins ##### ||ca. 1885-ca. 1905 ||London ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wiener Philharmonischer Verlag]]''' ||W. Ph. V. ### ||1923-1925? ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wiener Urtext Edition]]''' ||UT ##### ||1972- ||Vienna ||{{#iflang:|de =Gegründet 1972 als Gemeinschaftsunternehmen von Schott und Universal|en =Founded in 1972 as a joint venture of Schott and Universal|ja =SchottとUniversalの合弁として1972年に設立}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Constantin Wild]]''' || ###| 1892-||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karol Wild''' || K.####.W|| 1796-1882||Lwow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Juliusz Wildt]]''' || ####&lt;br&gt;J.W. #####&lt;br&gt;J. #### W. || ||Kraków||<br /> |----<br /> |'''B. Williams''' ||B.W. ##### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joseph Williams]]''' ||J.W. ##### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[George Willig]]''' || ||1794-1856 || Philadelphia || The first music publishing firm in the United States (begun by Moller &amp; Capron in 1793, acquired by Willig Sr. in 1794, bought by former clerks [[Lee &amp; Walker]] in 1856.)<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Willis]]''' || ||1899- ||Cincinnati || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sep. Winner]]''' || ||1843-1902 ||Philadelphia || Sep. Winner &amp; Son, Winner &amp; Shuster<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[M. Witmark &amp; Sons]]''' || ####|| 1886-1929||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Witte]]''' || ####|| 1878-95||Stettin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Witvogel]]''' || ####|| 1740s||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Witzendorf]]''' || ####|| 1842-71||Vienna ||Mollo u. Witzendorf 1842-44<br /> |----<br /> |'''Gebrüder Wolff''' ||G.W. ###|| ||Wiesbaden, Kreuznach ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Heinrich Wolff''' ||H.W. ###&lt;br&gt;H. ### W.|| ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Wolff Musikverlag''' ||K. #### W.|| ||Dresden-Neustadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B.F. Wood]]''' ||B.F.W. #### || ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Woolcott and Clarke]]''' || #### ||1850s ||Sydney ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Woolhouse]]''' || #### ||1890- ||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Otto Wrede''' || || ||Berlin-Neukölln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lawrence Wright]]''' || #### ||1910 ||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Wunder]]''' || #### ||1834-1841 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Wunderhorn-Verlag]]''' || #### ||1910-1940 ||Cologne, Munich ||<br /> |---- <br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;Y&quot;&gt;Y&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|Y}}|| ||{{hs|Y}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Yearbook Press|The Year Book Press Ltd.]]''' || #### ||1911 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Antoine Ysaÿe|Editions Antoine Ysaÿe]]''' ||A.Y. #### || ||Brussels||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;Z&quot;&gt;Z&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|Z}}|| ||{{hs|Z}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[G. Zanibon]]''' ||G. #### Z. ||1908- ||Padua (Milan since 1992) || Now part of the [[Ricordi]] Group<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Haakon Zapffe]]''' || #### ||1893-1927 ||Christiania || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Zawadzki]]''' || #### ||1820- ||Wilna (Vilnius)||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Ziemssen]]''' || #### ||1875- ||Danzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ferdinand Zierfuss''' || ## || ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Zimmermann]]''' ||Z. #### ||1876- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Jul. Heinrich Zimmermann}} || Z. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Wilhelm Zimmermann}} ||Z. #### || ||Frankfurt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[ZJTC Music]]''' ||####-##-## || ||Tokyo ||{{#iflang:|de = Dieser ziemlich obskure Verlag scheint hauptsächlich aktuelle Partituren nachzudrucken (z.B. Bärenreiter).|en =This rather obscure publisher seems to reprint mainly recent scores (e.g. Bärenreiter).|ja =かなり無名の出版社は主に最近の楽譜 (Bärenreiterなど) のリプリントをしているようです}} <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Zozaya]]''' || #### || ||Madrid||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Zschocher]]''' || #### ||1908-54||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Zulehner]]''' || #### ||ca. 1800-1830 ||Mainz || acquired by B. Schott<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G.A. Zumsteeg]]''' || G.A.Z. #### ||1828-1940||Stuttgart ||Purchased by Sikorski<br /> |----<br /> |'''Zwissler''' || #### ||1872-||Wolfenbuttel||Now Moseler<br /> |----<br /> |}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers|*]]</div>

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<p>Acarroll: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> {{#iflang:<br /> |de =<br /> '''Siehe auch:''' [[:Category:Music Publishers|Kategorie Musikverlage]], [[:Category:Editions|Kategorie Editionen]]<br /> Diese Tabelle listet alle bekannten Musikverlage auf IMSLP auf. Da diese Tabelle eine Sortierung erlaubt, kann sie bei der Identifikation einer Partitur sehr hilfreich sein.<br /> ===Kurzanleitung===<br /> * Um eine Spalte sortieren zu lassen, klicken Sie bitte auf das Symbol direkt neben dem Spaltentitel<br /> * '''Neue oder modifizierte Daten eingeben''': Die Spalten müssen sortierbar bleiben. Wenn also für einen Verlag mehrere Einträge vorgenommen werden sollen, beginnen Sie bitte für jeden Eintrag eine neue Zeile. Duplizieren Sie die nicht veränderte Information, aber umschließen Sie diese Info mit dem Code: &lt;code&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;{{Hide|text}}&lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/code&gt;. Es ist wichtig, dass nach dem senkrechten Strich kein Leerzeichen steht, da sonst die Sortierung nicht funktioniert. <br /> ** '''Name''': Tragen Sie den Namen so ein, wie sich der Verlag selbst schreibt. Wenn möglich, verlinken Sie auf die Verlags-Internetseite. Sortieren Sie nicht nach Vornamen (&quot;Müller, Fritz Verlag&quot; statt &quot;Fritz Müller Verlag&quot;), &quot;Edition&quot; (&quot;Peters Edition&quot;), etc. <br /> ** '''Platte Nr.''': Jede # steht für eine verwendete Ziffer. Setzen Sie ein Leerzeichen zwischen Buchstaben und Ziffern oder &amp;-Zeichen, aber nicht zwischen Buchstaben. Verwenden Sie Punktierungen so, wie es der Verlag vorgibt.<br /> ** '''Ort''': Haupt- oder ursprünglicher Ort der ersten Aktivität des Verlags.<br /> ===Tabelle===<br /> |en =<br /> '''See Also:''' [[:Category:Music Publishers]], [[:Category:Editions]], {{NoComp|Publishers’ Catalogues|Various}}&lt;br&gt;<br /> This table lists all known music publishers on IMSLP. As this table is sortable, it can provide help identifying a score.<br /> ===Manual===<br /> * To sort on a column, click on the icon next to the column title<br /> * '''Entering new or modifying data'''. The columns need to be sortable. Therefore, when multiple entries exist for one publisher, start a new column for the new entry. Duplicate the non-changing information but include it in &lt;code&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;{{Hide|text}}&lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/code&gt;. It is important not to use spaces after the pipe symbol - the sorting would occur on the space.<br /> ** '''Name''': Use the name as used by the publisher. If applicable, link to its own page. Do not sort on first names, &quot;Edition&quot;, etc.<br /> ** '''Plate No''': Each # stands for one digit used. Put a space between letters and digits or ampersands, but not between letters. Use punctuation as used by the publisher.<br /> ** '''Place''': Main or original place of activity first<br /> ===Table===<br /> |ja =<br /> '''See Also:''' [[:Category:Music Publishers]], [[:Category:Editions]]<br /> This table lists all known music publishers on IMSLP. As this table is sortable, it can provide help identifying a score.<br /> ===Manual===<br /> * To sort on a column, click on the icon next to the column title<br /> * '''Entering new or modifying data'''. The columns need to be sortable. Therefore, when multiple entries exist for one publisher, start a new column for the new entry. Duplicate the non-changing information but include it in &lt;code&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;{{Hide|text}}&lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/code&gt;. It is important not to use spaces after the pipe symbol - the sorting would occur on the space.<br /> ** '''Name''': Use the name as used by the publisher. If applicable, link to its own page. Do not sort on first names, &quot;Edition&quot;, etc.<br /> ** '''Plate No''': Each # stands for one digit used. Put a space between letters and digits or ampersands, but not between letters. 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Name <br /> ! Platte<br /> ! Jahr<br /> ! Ort<br /> |en =<br /> ! Name <br /> ! Plate<br /> ! Year<br /> ! Place<br /> |ja =<br /> ! 出版社名<br /> ! プレート<br /> ! 年<br /> ! 所在地<br /> }}<br /> ! width=30% | {{#iflang:|de =Kommentar|en =Comment|ja =備考}}<br /> |-<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;A&quot;&gt;A&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|A}}|| ||{{hs|A}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Ambrose Abbott]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Addison &amp; Beale]]''' || || 1823-1824 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Aibl|Jos. Aibl]]''' ||#### ||1825–1904 ||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft 1904 an Universal Edition |en =sold to Universal Edition in 1904}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Alard]]''' ||C.A. #### ||1877–1878 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ed. Albert &amp; Co.''' ||Ed.A. ##|| ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Albert &amp; Son]]''' ||##|| ||Sydney ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alberti]]''' ||##||1920-30 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Aletter''' ||A. ## A. || ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Aletter]]''' ||W.A. ##&lt;br&gt;W. ## A. || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H. Alexander''' ||#### || ||Pr. Stargardt ||Preußisch Stargardt, now Starogard Gdański (Poland)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Alexandre père et fils''' || ||ca.1850-ca.1876?||Paris ||Perhaps see [[wikipedia:fr:Alexandre Père et Fils|Wikipedia article (French)]] though music publication is not mentioned? Specialized in publication of music for orgue d'Alexandre (a type of harmonium) which they also manufactured.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Music]]''' ||#### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Allan &amp; Co.]]''' || ## ||1870-present ||Melbourne, Sydney ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[G. Alsbach &amp; Co.]]''' ||A. &amp; Co. ||1866-1961 ||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alt &amp; Uhrig]]''' ||A. &amp; Co. ||1875-1895 ||Cologne ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;G. Alsbach &amp; Co&lt;/div&gt; ||G.A. &amp; Co. || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Altschuler]]''' || ||192-40 ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Amadeus Verlag]]''' || ||1973 - ? ||Winterthur ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Amon]]''' || ||ca.1790-1818 ||Heilbronn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anceaux]]''' ||A.A. ### ||1900-04 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. André]]''' ||G.A. ###.## ; G.A. &amp; Co. ###.## ||1850-79 ||Philadelphia || founded by (Jean François?) Gustave André (poss.:1805–1878)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johann André]]''' ||##### ||1775- ||Offenbach am Main ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Andrieu frères]]''' ||##### ||1903-54 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[The Anglo-French Music Co.]]''' ||AFM Co.#### ||1920s- ||London ||Later O.U.P.<br /> |----<br /> |'''Anglo-Soviet Music Press''' ||A.S.M.P. ## || ||London || {{#iflang:|de =Umfangreiche Reprints von [[Muzgiz]] Titeln.|en =<br /> Largely reprints of [[Muzgiz]] titles.|ja =ほとんど[[Muzgiz]]のリプリント版}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eduard Annecke]]''' ||##### ||1882- ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Apollo-Verlag''' ||A. ### V. || ||Berlin ||Extensive archive located in Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Apostol]]''' ||##### ||- ||Helsinki||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Appun's Musikverlag''' ||K. ## || ||Bunzlau ||works of Louis Kruber use plate K. ## (not unusual- see discussion forum), other plates unknown <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arct]]''' ||#### ||||Warsaw||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Arnaud''' ||### A.||1821 or before-1850 or after||Lyon||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arnold]]''' ||#### ||1829 or before-1877||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.W. Arnold]]''' ||#### ||1843-1872||Elberfeld||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arrow]]''' ||AMP #### ## ||1938–1956 ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arnoldis]]''' ||#### ||1910-1940||Halle, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L'Art belge]]''' ||A.B. ### ||1915-1933 ||Bruxelles ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Art Publication Society]]''' || ||1912-1980's ||St. Louis ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Artaria]]''' ||####||1765-1858||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon|Artia]]''' || ||1953-89||Prague ||=Supraphon<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Ascher]]''' ||E.A. ## ||1888- ||Hamburg, New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ascherberg, Hopwood &amp; Crew]]''' || ##,#### ||||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''E. Ascherberg &amp; Co.''' ||E.A. &amp; Co. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Ascherberg, Hopwood &amp; Crew, Ltd.&lt;/div&gt; ||A.H.&amp; C. Ltd. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edwin Ashdown]]''' ||E.A. ##,#### ||1889-||London ||<br /> |----<br /> <br /> |'''[[Associated Board]]''' ||#### ||1919-||London ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Associated Music Publishers]]''' ||A.S. #####-## ||18??-1964 ||New York ||Started sometime around 1876-1894??; acquired by [[Schirmer]] in 1964. US representative/copublisher of [[Schott]] and others.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Auer]]''' || #### || ||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Altschuler]]''' || #### ||1920-40 ||Warsaw, Riga||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Augener]]''' ||##### ||1854-1962||London ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Galaxy 1962.|en =sold to Galaxy in 1962}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Augusta Edizioni Musicali''' || || ||Torino ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hermann Augustin''' ||H.A. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sociedad de Autores Españoles]]'''|| S.A.E. ### ||1900s || Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Charles Avison, Ltd.]]''' ||Av Ed ## ||1905-18||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;B&quot;&gt;B&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|B}}|| ||{{hs|B}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Bach &amp; Co.''' ||B. ## &amp; C°. || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bachmann]]''' || ||1819- ||Hannover ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. D. Baedeker]]''' || ||1819- ||Essen||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Julius Bagge]]''' || ||1874-90 ||Stockholm||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bahn]]''' || ||1854-97 ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Le Bailly]]''' || ### ||1835-1902 ||Paris ||Acquired by O [[Bornemann]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ballard]]''' || ||1551–1821 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Banks]]''' ||##|| ||York, Leeds ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bärenreiter|Bärenreiter-Verlag]]''' ||BA ####&lt;br&gt;BVK ####&lt;br&gt;TP ###||1923– ||Kassel ||{{#iflang:|de =Herausgeber des MGG (Deutsche Musikenzyklopädie], neue Gesamtausgaben von JS Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Schütz, etc.|en =Publishers of MGG (German musical encyclopædia), New Complete Editions of JS Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Schütz, etc.|ja =ドイツの音楽事典であるMGGを出版した会社。バッハ、モーツァルト、シューベルト、シュッツなどの新全集。}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''[[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Neue Mozart-Ausgabe|Neue Mozart-Ausgabe]]'' '''NMA'''||BA 4501–4617||1955–2007|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Aktuell in 115 Bänden|en =<br /> Presently in 115 volumes|ja =現在115冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''Franz Berwald: Sämtliche Werke''||BA 4901–4923||1966–1987|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Aktuell in 22 Bänden|en =Presently in 22 volumes|ja =現在22冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''[[Neue Bach-Ausgabe (Bach, Johann Sebastian)|Neue Bach-Ausgabe]]'' '''NBA'''||BA 5001–5100||1954–2007|| ||{{#iflang:|de =In 99 Bänden|en =In 99 volumes|ja =現在99冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''[[New Edition of the Complete Works (Berlioz, Hector)|New Berlioz Edition]]'' '''NBE'''||BA 5441–5466||1967–2005|| ||{{#iflang:|de =In 26 Bänden|en =In 26 volumes|ja =現在26冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''Neue Schubert-Ausgabe''||BA 5502–5557||1964–|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Aktuell in 52 Bänden|en =Presently in 52 volumes|ja =現在52冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''Leoš Janácek: Kritische Gesamtausgabe''||BA 6841–6860||1978–|| ||{{#iflang:|de= Aktuell in 16 Bänden in Verbindung mit Subraphon|en =Presently in 16 volumes, in conjunction with Supraphon|ja =現在16冊、}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''G. Barnewitz'sche Hofbuchhandlung''' ||# || ||Neustrelitz || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Barrau]]''' ||B. ### ||1910-24 ||Paris, Luchon || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Barth]]''' ||#### ||1872-94 ||Berlin || Barth &amp; Fritze 1872 bought by [[Otto Junne]]<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Theodor Barth&lt;/div&gt; ||B. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friedrich Bartholomäus]]''' ||#### ||1854-71 ||Erfurt || bought by [[Siegel]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Barvitius]]''' ||#### ||1854-71 ||Prague || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fritz Baselt]]''' ||F.B. ### || ||Frankfurt am Main || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joubert|L. Bathlot]]''' ||#### ||1868-87 ||Paris || became [[Joubert]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Baudoux]]''' ||E. #### B. ||1880?–1905 ||Paris||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft 1905 an Rouart, Lerolle et Cie.|en =<br /> sold to Rouart, Lerolle et Cie. in 1905|ja =Rouart, Lerolle et Cie.に売却}}<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Julius Bauer]]''' ||#### ||1873- ||Braunschweig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Louis Bauer]]''' ||#### || ||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Bauer]]''' ||#### ||1900-1910 ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.T. Bauersachs''' ||#### || ||St.Louis||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bayley &amp; Ferguson]]''' ||#### ||1884- ||Glasgow London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Beal, Stuttard]]''' ||#### ||ca.1900- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bechtold]]''' ||#### ||1885- ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bechtold &amp; Hartje]]''' ||#### ||?-1842 ||Berlin ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Beck]]''' ||#### ||1763- ||Nördlingen ||(Munich 1889)<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Ernst Hugo Becker Verlag]]''' ||#### ||1920s- ||Wuppertal ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Begas]]''' ||#### ||1873-76 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M.P. Belaieff]]''' ||#### ||1885–1972 ||Leipzig, St. Petersburg || {{#iflang:|de =Übernommen von Peters|en =Absorbed by Peters|ja =Petersに吸収}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bellmann &amp; Thümer]]''' ||#### ||1877- ||Potschappel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bellon, Ponscarme et Cie.]]''' ||#### ||1903-6 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Belwin Inc.]]''' ||#### ||1918- ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W. Benicke''' || ||1890s(?)-? ||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur.|en =Engraving.}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Benicke|Benicke]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Benicke|Benicke]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anton J. Benjamin]]''' ||A.J.B. #### || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Benoît aîné]]''' || (B.a.)#### ||1851-1913 || Paris || See {{DataBNF|en/14815033/benoit_aine/}}. ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Émile Benoît]]''' || E.B.#### ||1882-1900, 1913-1927 || Paris || Acquired by [[W. Sulzbach]] in 1900, then reappeared following Sulzbach's retirement. See {{DataBNF|en/17014848/emile_benoit_editeur/}}. ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[S.M. Berg]]''' || #### ||1916-19 ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Berens]]''' ||E.B. ### || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Berka]]''' ||#### ||1835||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Berlin Music]]''' || #### ||1920- ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M. Bernard]]''' || || ||St. Petersburg ||{{#iflang:|de =Übernommen von Jurgenson 1885|en =Absorbed by Jurgenson in 1885|ja =1885年Jurgensonに吸収}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Marco Berra]]''' || ### ||1811-1854 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Bertarelli &amp; C.]]''' || ### ||1900-1914 ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Berté]]''' ||E.B. &amp; Cie. ||1890- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bertelsmann]]''' ||#### ||1850- ||Gutersloh ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bertling]]''' ||#### ||1850- ||Danzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bertram]]''' ||#### ||1883-91 ||Brussels ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bessel]]''' ||#### ||1869- ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Bessel}} ||W. #### B. ||1869- ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Betts]]''' ||#### ||1800-1850 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Bevilacqua &amp; Cia]]''' ||#### || ||Rio de Janeiro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Beyer &amp; Söhne]]''' || ### ||1861- ||Langensalza ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bideri]]''' || ||1876- ||Naples ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Biglow &amp; Main''' || ## || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''C.H. Bigolet''' ||C.H.B. ## || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Billaudot]]''' || ||1896- ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W.H. Billing''' || ||1880-1940||Toronto ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Birchall|Robert Birchall]]''' || ||ca.1780-ca.1824 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchall &amp; Andrews}} || ||ca.1783-ca.1785 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchall &amp; Co.}} || ||ca.1821-ca.1830 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchall, Lonsdale, and Mills}} || ||ca.1821-ca.1830 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Birchard|C.C. Birchard &amp; Company]]''' ||#### ||1901-1956 ||Boston ||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Clayton F. Summy 1957|en =purchased by Clayton F. Summy Co. in 1957}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Summy-Birchard Co.}} || ||1957-ca.1980 ||Evanston || See also [[Summy]]?<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchtree Music Group}} || ||1980?-1988 ||Princeton ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Warner-Chappell|en =sold to Warner-Chappell}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Birnbach]]''' ||R.B. #### ||ca.1904- ||Berlin ||Acquired [[Verlag Dreililien]] in 1934. <br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birnbach's Volks-Ausgabe}} ||B.V.A. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Bisping]]''' || ||1908- ||Münster ||<br /> |----<br /> |A.E. Blackmar &amp; Bro. || || 1860-? || Augusta Georgia, elsewhere || See [[wikipedia:Armand Blackmar|Armand E. Blackmar]] , e.g.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Josef Blaha]]''' or '''Groscher &amp; Blaha''' ||J.B. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[George E. Blake]]''' ' || #### ||1803-1850 ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''L. A. Blanchard''' || ||1870s ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eduard Bloch]]''' || #### I || 1865- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Blosfeld]]''' ||B #### I || 1886- ||Riga ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Boag]]''' || #### I || ca.1790-1830 ||London, Newcastle ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boessenecker]]''' || ||1863-1913 ||Regensburg ||bought by [[Coppenrath]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anton Böhm]]''' || ||1802- ||Augsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Anton Böhm &amp; Sohn}} || ||1871- || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Böhme]]''' || ||1794-1887 ||Hamburg ||sold to Cranz<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boieldieu jeune]]''' || ### || 1811–1824 ||Paris || Founded by Louis-Armand Boieldieu (1777-1840); absorbed by Janet et Cotelle in 1824. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boivin]]''' || || 1720s-1750 ||Paris || sold to Bayard<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bölling]]''' || ||1881-87||Darmstadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bongiovanni''' ||F. ### B. || 1905-present? || Bologna || Also F[rancesco] Bongiovanni, founded in 1905 (eponymously), now a substantial record label in Italy and now called Casa Bongiovanni. (May still publish music?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Boosey &amp; Co''' || ||1854- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boosey &amp; Hawkes]]''' || ||1930- ||London ||Merger of Boosey &amp; Co. and Hawkes &amp; Sons<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bornemann]]''' || O.B. #### || by 1888?- ||Paris || Now Editions Bornemann, earlier O. Bornemann, S.Bornemann, le Bailly-Bornemann.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Bosc]]''' || ||1893-1939||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bösenberg''' || ||1840s ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bösendorfer]]''' || ### ||1870-1890 ||Vienna || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bossler]]''' || ### ||1781-1792 ||Speyer || <br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Bossler}} || ### ||1792-1828 ||Darmstadt || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boston Music Co.]]''' ||B.M.C. ##&lt;br&gt;B.M.Co. ##### ||1885-2003 ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bosworth &amp; Co.]]''' ||B. &amp; Co. ##### ||1890s?–1920s ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bote &amp; Bock]]''' ||B. &amp; B. ##### ||1838-present ||Berlin, Wiesbaden ||Has had offices in Berlin, Breslau, Stettin, Posen, Wiesbaden, perhaps elsewhere<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bowerman]]''' || ||1880s?–1920s ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boyer]]''' || ||ca.1780–ca.1806 ||Paris ||acquired by [[Naderman]]. Also &quot;Boyer et Le Menu&quot;. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maison Brahy]]''' ||##### ||1890–2004 ||Liege ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brainard|S. Brainard]]''' ||##### ||1845–1864 ||Cleveland ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;S. Brainard's Sons&lt;/div&gt; || ||1864-1931 ||Cleveland, Chicago ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brandenburg]]''' ||##### ||1830–1837 ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oscar Brandstetter]]''' || ||1880-present ||Leipzig (1880{{EN}}1945), Wiesbaden ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Brandstetter|Brandstetter]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Brandstetter|Brandstetter]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Max Brandt''' ||## || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brandus]]''' || ||1846–1887 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Ph. Maquet, 1888.|en =Sold to Ph. Maquet, 1888.|ja =1888年Ph. Maquetに吸収}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Brandus &amp; Cie.}} ||B. &amp; Cie. ||1846–1854, 1873–1887 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Brandus &amp; Dufour}} ||B. &amp; D. ##### ||1854–1872 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Georg Bratfisch]]''' || G.B. #### || ||Frankfurt-Oder ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bratti]]''' || #### ||1870-1930 ||Florence ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolph Brauer]]''' || #### ||1847- ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Breitkopf und Härtel]]''' ||##### ||1725-||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''Orchester-Bibliothek''<br /> |Orch.-B. || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''Partitur-Bibliothek''<br /> |Part.-B. || || || <br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''Volksausgabe''<br /> |V. A. ||1876–1913 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Bach-Gesellschaft Ausgabe]]''<br /> |B.W. ### || || || <br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Ludwig van Beethoven - Complete Works Edition|Beethoven Gesammtausgabe]]''<br /> |B. ### ||1862–1888 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Johannes Brahms - Complete Works Edition|Brahms: Sämtliche Werke]]''<br /> |J.B. ### ||1926–1927 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Georg Friedrich Händels Werke (Handel, George Frideric)|Georg Friedrich Händels Werke]]''<br /> |H.W. ### ||1858–1894, 1902 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Franz Liszt - Liszt-Stiftung Edition|Liszt-Stiftung Edition]]''<br /> |F.L. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Complete Works Edition|Alte Mozart-Ausgabe]]''<br /> |W.A.M. ### ||1877–1910|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Platte Nr. = Köchel (KV)&lt;sup&gt;1&lt;/sup&gt;|en =Plate number = Köchel (KV)&lt;sup&gt;1&lt;/sup&gt;|ja =プレート番号は|ケッヘル番号 (KV)&lt;sup&gt;1&lt;/sup&gt;}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy - Complete Works Edition|Mendelssohn Gesammtausgabe]]<br /> |M.B. ### || || || <br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Franz Peter Schubert - Complete Works Edition|Franz Peter Schuberts Werke]]''<br /> |F.S. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Robert Alexander Schumann - Complete Works Edition|Robert Schumanns Werke]]''<br /> |R.S.## ||1879–1893 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Bremner]]''' || ||1754-1762 ||Edinburgh ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Robert Bremner&lt;/div&gt; || ||1762-1789 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brewer &amp; Co]]''' || ||1860-85 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J. Brixner''' || ||1872- ||Vienna ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Brockhaus]]''' ||M.B || 1893- || Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Brödrene Hals'''||B.H.M. ### ||1887–1908 ||Kristiania (=Oslo) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Broekmans &amp; Van Poppel]]'''||### || ||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Broude Brothers]]''' || ||1929– ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J.F. Browne''' || || 1810-? || London, New York || Established (according to an ad in Dwight's Journal) in London in 1810, established a New York office in 1841, moved warerooms (and address?) from 709 to 589 Broadway, NY in 1866. Harp makers, publishers of harp music.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brüggemann]]''' || || 1829-31 ||Halberstadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bruneau]]''' ||B&amp;Cie###|| 1880–1900 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Buffet-Crampon]]''' || ||1836– ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Bulla]]''' || E.B. ### ||1878-1910 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bursik &amp; Kohout'''||B. ### K. || ||Prague||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Buchholz &amp; Diebel]]'''||B. ### D. || ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |----''Buschmann &amp; Guimarães'''||### || ca.1880s ||Rio de Janeiro||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Büttner]]''' || ||1850- ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oluf By's Musikforlag]]'''||O.B. #### ||ca.1904-1925 ||Kristiania (=Oslo)|| Purchased by Norsk Musikforlag<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;C&quot;&gt;C&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|C}}|| ||{{hs|C}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[C. E. Music Publishers]]'''|| ####|| 1920||Dublin|| Should probably be named something like &quot;Cochrane &amp; Esposito Music Publishing&quot; on this site, for clarity<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Campbell, Connelly &amp; Co.]]'''|| ####|| 1925||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Capolongo-Feola'''|| ####|| ||Naples||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Johann Cappi'''||####||1801-182x? ||Vienna||See https://www.wien.gv.at/wiki/index.php/Johann_Cappi . Uncle of Pietro Cappi, partner of Diabelli. Company passed to his wife after his death, for some period of time? Publisher of some Beethoven works as late as 1822.<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Diabelli|Cappi et Diabelli]]'''||C. et D. No. ### || ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carisch &amp; Jänichen]]'''||C. ##### J. || bef.1898-aft.1956 ||Milan; Leipzig || Still exists as Carisch &amp; Jänichen Musical Instruments - perhaps also as publisher? Needs looking into, I think (as do several other &quot;2nd or 3rd tier publishers&quot; that turn up once awhile). Seems to have printed some 15000 plates at least (Bloch sonata, 1956?) in that 60-year timeframe - does anyone know anything about them?<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carli''' || #### || ?–1828 ||Paris || Raphael Carli et Cie. purchased in 1828 by [[Girod]] (or by Launer, according to BNF Data?). (Purchased right after the owner Nicolas-Raphaël Carli (1764-1827)'s death, it seems.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carulli]]''' || ||1822–1833 ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carus]]'''||||1972-||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cary &amp; Co.]]'''||C. &amp; Co., ####|| ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cassell]]'''||||1860s- ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Catelin]]'''||||1837-66||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''CeBeDeM'''|| ||1951-2015||Brussels|| See http://www.cebedem.be/en : the Belgian Centre for Music Documentation was a non-profit organization. In 2015 it was taken over by the library of the Brussels Royal Conservatories.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Century Music Co.]]'''||||1890-1950||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Chabal]]''' ||#### ||ca.1840-1905||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Chadim]]''' ||#### ||ca.1920-1950||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Challier &amp; Co.]]'''||C.&amp;Co. ### || 1836–aft.1934 || Berlin || Do not know much about this publisher but their name and imprint seems to turn up fairly often - not so much on scores we have so far (14 times at most ) but in libraries generally I think. Possibly founded by C.A. Challier (d.1871) or (more likely?) renamed by him (to C.A. Challier &amp; Co.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''E. Challiot''' || E.C. #### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.W. Chanot]]''' ||#### ||ca.1890-19??||London Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''S. Chapelier''' ||S.C. ## || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Chappell]]''' ||C ##### ||1810-present||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Charivari Musikverlag]]''' || ##### ||1930-||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emile Chatot]]''' ||#### ||ca.1859-1894||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Chérubini, Méhul, Kreutzer, Rode und Boieldieu''' || ||1802-1811||Paris ||Mostly existed to publish the works of the five composers in question, it seems.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. &amp; W. Chester, Ltd.]]''' || ||1861-present ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Chester}} ||CH #### ||1970?-present || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. &amp; W. Chester, Ltd.}} ||J.W.C. #### ||1861-ca.1970 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Thomas W. Chester'''||T.W.C. No. ## || ||London||bought (partly) by Rossini<br /> |----<br /> |'''La Chevardière''' || ||1757-1785 ||Paris || Stock sold to Le Duc on 1 December 1784<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Julius Chmel]]'''||Ch. ##### ||1878-97||Vienna||dances, piano, zither, songs<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Choudens]]'''||A.C. ##### ||1845-||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Christoph &amp; Kuhé]]'''|| ||1855-1880||Pest||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Church]]'''||##### ||1869-1930||Cincinnati||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Theodore Presser Co.|en =acquired by Theodore Presser Co.}} Known as John Church, Church &amp; Co., etc.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Clementi &amp; Co.]]'''|| ||1801-1830||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cochet]]''' || ||1794ca.-1804ca. ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Cocks]]'''||##### ||1823-1904||London||bought by [[Augener &amp; Co.]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cohen]]'''||##### ||1866-95||Bonn||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Martin Cohen'''||### || ||Regensburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E.W. Cole]]'''||##### ||1880ca.-1925 ca.||Melbourne||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Cole]]'''||##### ||1802-1839||Baltimore||bought by [[Miller &amp; Beacham]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Colombier]]''' ||C. #### ||1838-1892||Paris||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Émile Gallet|en =acquired by Émile Gallet}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Comendinger''' ||## || ||Constantinople|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Composers Association of Macedonia'''|| || ||Skopje||{{plain|http://www.socom.com.mk|Informational link here.}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Composers' Music Corporation'''||C.M.C. ### || ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[The Composers Press]]'''||### ||1925-1971 ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Coppenrath|Alfred Coppenrath]]''' ||A.C. ### ||1855- ||Regensburg ||Acquired(?) by Carus-Verlag in 2008<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Alfred Coppenrath's Verlag (H. Pawelek)}} ||H.P. ### ||1887-? || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Alfred Coppenrath Verlag}} || ||1945?- ||Altötting ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cos Cob]]''' || ||1929-1930s ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Costallat]]'''||C. &amp; C. / C. &amp; Cie. ||1895-ca.1950||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cotta]]'''|| ## ||1659-? ||Tubingen, Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cottrau]]'''|| ||1855-84 ||Naples||Founded by Teodoro Cottrau in 1855; sold to [[Ricordi]] in 1884.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Courleux]]'''||G.C. ### ||1884-99 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Cousineau'''|| ||1766-? ||Paris||Also known as Cousineau Père et Fils, Vve Cousineau, etc. Founded by Georges Cousineau (b.1733), father of a famous harpist, in Paris before the Revolution. Across the street he founded a famous instrument shop, where the son (Jacques-Georges, 1760-1824 or 1836) soon joined his father. (Govea, &quot;Nineteenth- and Twentieth-century Harpists: A Bio-critical Sourcebook&quot;, p.39; other sources.) Possibly purchased by/succeeded by [[Lemoine]] around 1825.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Coventry &amp; Hollier]]'''|| ||1833-1849 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.B. Cramer]]'''|| ||1820-1970s ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[August Cranz]]'''||C. || ||Hamburg, Leipzig, Brussels ||{{#iflang:|de =Tochter von Schott|en =subsidiary of Schott|ja =Schottの子会社}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Creuzbauer]]'''|| ||1841-43 ||Karlsruhe||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.H. Cundy]]'''|| ###-# ||?-1907 ||Boston|| Boston music publisher primarily? (Now better known as one-half of Cundy-Bettoney, itself better known for their clarinets than their music publications, it seems.)<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Cundy Music Co.}}|| ####-# || 1890s ||Boston||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Cundy-Bettoney}}|| ####-# || 1907{{EN}}? ||Boston|| Cundy-Bettoney was created when W.H. Cundy was purchased by Harry Bettoney (1867{{EN}}1953) in 1907. He had begun working there in 1897. (See brief bio of Bettoney &lt;span class=&quot;plainlinks&quot;&gt;[http://test.woodwind.org/clarinet/BBoard/read.html?f=1&amp;i=10171&amp;t=10171 here]&lt;/span&gt;.) Publisher and clarinet maker.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Curci]]'''|| ||1860-present ||Naples Milan||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Curwen &amp; Sons]]'''|| ||1863-1970s ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;D&quot;&gt;D&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|D}}|| ||{{hs|D}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Edition Dania''' || E.D. ### || 1930?-1966? ||Copenhagen || Directed by the Association of Danish Composers (see {{plain|http://dvm.nu/periodical/dmt/dmt_1936/dmt_1936_03/edition-dania/|this 1936 explanation (Danish)}}.) May have published part of the ''[[wikipedia:da:Samfundet til Udgivelse af Dansk Musik|Samfundet til Udgivelse af Dansk Musik]]'' series (now published by Edition S) and [[wikipedia:en:Edition S|Edition S]] - the organization was in fact first called &quot;Edition Samfundet&quot;. Edition Dania may have been one of their projects?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dansk Tonekunstner Forenings Forlag]]''' || ||1903- ||Copenhagen|| <br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Herman Darewski]]''' || ||1920s ||London|| <br /> |---- <br /> |'''D. Davis &amp; Co.''' || || ||Sydney|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Duncan Davison &amp; Co.''' || #### || ||London|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H.F.W. Deane &amp; Sons]]''' || ||ca.1910 ||London|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Decombe''' || ||1795-1819 ||Paris|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Decourcelle]]''' || P.D. ### ||ca.1882?-?||Nice|| Founded? by composer {{LinkName|Paul|Decourcelle}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Raymond Deiss]]''' || ||ca.1910-1940 ||Paris|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Delrieu]]'''||D.F.### || ||Nice, Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Demets]]''' ||E. #### D. ||1895?-ca.1925||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt''' || || ||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Deutscher Verlag für Musik''' ||DVfM #### ||1954- ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig. {{#iflang:de| =Unter Breitkopf &amp; Härtel|en =Under Breitkopf &amp; Härtel|ja =Breitkopf &amp; Härtelの下で}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Diabelli]]''' ||#### ||1817-1858 ||Vienna || Eventually merged into [[August Cranz]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Dieckmann]]''' ||##### ||1888- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Diemer]]''' ||#### ||1879- ||Mainz || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Dietrich]]''' ||##### ||1883- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Otto Dietrich''' ||O. #### D. ||1886-1936 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L. Digoudé-Diodet]]''' ||L. #### D. ||1904-ca.1947 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ditson|Oliver Ditson]]''' ||##### ||1783- ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Ditson}}&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; → Musician's Library<br /> |ML-####-# || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Doblinger]]''' ||D. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Domkowski &amp; Co.''' ||#### ||ca. 1892-ca. 1900 ||Munich || led by R. Wächtler<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Donajowski]]''' || #### ||ca.1890- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dörffel]]''' || #### ||1862-1891 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dover Publications]]''' || ||1941-||Mineola ||Mostly reprints<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Verlag Dreililien|Dreililien]]''' || ||1901-1934 ||Berlin, Lichterfelde ||Or, &quot;Verlag Dreililien&quot;, or &quot;Dreililien-Verlag&quot; . Incorporated in 1934 into the publisher Richard Birnbach.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Drei Masken Verlag]]''' || ||1910- ||Munich, Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W. Dubois''' || ||1820s-1830s ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Dufaut et Dubois]]'''||V.D. et D. #### ||1819-1842 ||Paris|| See {{DataBNF|14816437/dufaut___dubois_editeur_de_musique/}} for some information.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dunst]]''' || ||ca.1820-1848 ||Frankfurt, Bonn, Cologne||<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Dupont-Metzner''' ||### ||1893?-1976? ||Nancy ||Initial publisher of many works by Guy Ropartz. May no longer be a publisher, but still a piano maker. See {{plain|http://www.dupont-metzner.com/|http://www.dupont-metzner.com/}} for example.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Dupont]]''' || ||1855-1908 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dupuis]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Durand]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|A. Durand et Fils}} ||A.D. &amp; F. ||1891-ca.1920 || ||{{#iflang:|de =Weniger bekannt als D. &amp; F.|en =less common than D. &amp; F.|ja =D. &amp; F.より一般的でない}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand et Cie.}} ||D. &amp; C. ||ca.1960-present || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand et Fils}} ||D. &amp; F. ||1891-ca.1960. || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand, Schoenewerk, et Cie.}} ||D.S. &amp; Cie. ||1870–1885 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand-Schoenewerk}} ||D.S. ||1886–1891 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Durdilly &amp; Cie.]]'''||V.D. &amp; Cie. #### ||1878-1908 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;E&quot;&gt;E&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|E}}|| ||{{hs|E}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[A. Eady]]''' || ### ||1889- ||Auckland ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eberle|Josef Eberle &amp; Co.]]''' ||J.E. ### ||1873-1974 ||Vienna ||{{#iflang:|en =Engraver and publisher of music.}} {{#iflang:|en =(Use template [[Template:Eberle|Eberle]] for the firm's work as an engraver.)}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Waldheim-Eberle}} || ||1890s-1974 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Ebling''' || ### || ||Mainz ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Carl Ebling}} <br /> |K.E. ### || ||Mainz ||now Karl Ebling<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ebner]]''' || ### ||1889-96 ||Ludwigsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Echo Muzyczne]]''' || ### ||1885- ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[van Eck]]''' || ### || ||The Hague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ch. Egrot]]''' ||Ch. E. ### ||ca.1862-ca.1887 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eisoldt &amp; Rohkrämer]]''' || E. ### R. ||1900- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Elkan &amp; Schildknecht]]''' ||### ||1859- ||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Elkan-Vogel]]''' || ||1928-1970 ||Philadelphia ||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Theodore Presser Co.|en =acquired by Theodore Presser Co.}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Elkin &amp; Co.]]''' ||E. &amp; Co. || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fried. Emmermann]]''' ||F.E. ### || ||Mainz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[vom Ende|H. vom Ende]]''' ||E. &amp; Co. ||1895- ||Köln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.A. Endter]]''' || #### ||1600–1855 ||Nuremberg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Engelmann &amp; Mühlberg]]'''||##### || ||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Engelmann|Engelmann]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Engelmann|Engelmann]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Enoch]]''' || ||1853- ||Paris, London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch}} <br /> |E.F. &amp; C. ||1881–1895 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch &amp; Cie.}}<br /> |E. &amp; C. ||1895-present ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch &amp; Cie.}}<br /> |E. &amp; Cie. ||1895-present ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch &amp; Sons}} <br /> |E. &amp; S. #### ||1869–1927 || London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch Père et Fils}}<br /> |E.P. &amp; F. ||1853–1881 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eos]]''' || #### ||1913–1925 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Erard''' || ### ||? (before 1810s)–? ||Paris ||Also &quot;Melles Erard&quot;. Publishing arm of the piano manufacturer, it seems. See the collection {{GoogleB|VVvHCgAAQBAJ|PP61|The History of the Erard Piano and Harp in Letters and Documents, 1785–1959}} (2015, Cambridge University Press, multiple editors) (pg. 61 especially, but otherwise too).<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Erler]]''' || #### ||1867-1881 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Eschig]]''' ||M.E. #### ||1907–1987 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Escudier]]''' || ||1837-1882||Paris ||Sold to Heugel in 1882<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|La France Musicale}} ||F.M. #### ||1837-1843||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Bureau Central de la Musique}} ||B.C. #### ||1843-1853||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Léon Escudier}} ||L.E. #### ||1853-1882||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B. Eslava]]''' || ||1857-1900 ||Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eulenburg|Edition Eulenburg]]''' || || ||Leipzig, London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Ernst Eulenburg}} ||E.E. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Europa]]''' ||Ed. ### Er. || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Evans &amp; Co.]]''' || ### || 1866-1930||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Evette &amp; Schaeffer]]''' ||E.S. #### ||1875-1929 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ewer]]''' || ||1823-1867 ||London || Acquired by [[Novello]] in 1867<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;F&quot;&gt;F&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|F}}|| ||{{hs|F}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Falter &amp; Sohn]]''' ||F. &amp; S. ###||1786-1888 ||Munich || Founded (as Falter'schen Musikhandlung) in 1786 (no prefix to plates); changed to Falter &amp; Söhn sometime before 1820 or so (presumably as his son took over part of the business); purchased by [[Aibl]] in 1888. See {{plain|http://muk.gwi.uni-muenchen.de/mv0002|Münchner Musik-Lexikon}} for some additional information.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Farrenc]]''' ||A.F. ### ||1820-1839 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K. G. Fazer]]''' || ### || ||Helsingfors ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Gustav Fechner''' || G. ## F.|| ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leo Feist]]''' || ### || ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B. Feldman &amp; Co.]]''' || ### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ph. Feuchot]]''' || P.F. #### ||ca.1872-1889 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Feuchtinger &amp; Gleichauf]]''' || ### || ||Regensburg ||bought [[Pustet]] 1978<br /> |----<br /> |'''Filippone e Tornaghi''' || #### F. e T. || ||Rio de Janeiro || <br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Fiot''' || 1830s || ||Philadelphia || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Firnberg]]''' || ###&lt;br&gt;B.F. ### || ||Frankfurt am Main||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Firth|John Firth]]''' || ||1815-1820 ||New York ||Probably manufactured instruments only<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth &amp; Hall}} || ||1821-1832 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth, Hall &amp; Pond}} ||#### ||1833-1846 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth, Pond &amp; Co.}} ||#### ||1847-1863 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth, Son &amp; Co.}} ||#### ||1863-1867 || ||Acquired by [[Ditson|Oliver Ditson Co.]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''Fischbacher''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.E. Fischer]]''' || ||1862- ||Bremen ||bought by Benjamin, 1925<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Fischer]]''' || ||1872-present ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Fischer &amp; Brother]]''' ||J.F. &amp; B. ####-## ||1864-1970 ||Dayton, OH; New York||Founded by Joseph and Ignaz Fischer in 1864. See http://trove.nla.gov.au/version/24816111 .<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[FitzSimons]]''' || || 1930-1986 || Chicago || Taken over by Fred Bock<br /> |----<br /> |'''Harold Flammer, Inc.''' || || 1917-? || New York || Now owned by Shawnee Press (which is now a branch of Hal Leonard). Began his company on June 6, 1917, in Manhattan (according to {{GoogleB|Z7qzxK4ZascC|PA157|The Musical Monitor, Vol.11}}). Began specializing in choral music ca.1930. (Not sure when bought by Shawnee Press.) Still exists as a choral music imprint in 2011 according to Worldcat.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Flaxland]]''' ||G.F. #### &lt;br&gt;or G.D. ####|| 1847–1869 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =An [[Durand]] 1870 verkauft|en =to [[Durand]], 1870|ja =[[Durand]]へ1870年}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''William Foden''' || || fl.1890's-1947 || St. Louis || Mostly guitar music<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fœtisch Frères]]''' ||F #### F || 1862-1976 ||Lausanne, Switzerland || taken over by Hug 1976<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Forberg]]''' ||#### ||1888-||Leipzig || bought Thiemer<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Robert Forberg]]''' ||#### ||1862-||Leipzig || {{#iflang:|de =Gravur von Röder|en =engraving by Röder|ja =Röderが刻字}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Forlivesi]]''' ||#### ||1875-||Florence ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Forster Music Publisher]]''' ||#### ||1902-||Chicago ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[William Forster]]''' || ||1700s?||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Forsyth Brothers, Ltd.]]''' ||#### ||1875-||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[A. Fouquet]]''' ||A.F. ####|| 1876–1908 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sam Fox]]''' ||#### ||1906-||Cleveland ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Francis, Day &amp; Hunter]]''' ||#### ||1877-||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Willy von Franquet]]''' || ||1890-between 1898 and 1903|| Greiz, Leipzig, Berlin, Braunscheig || Acquired by [[Louis Oertel]] sometime between 1898 and 1903<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Freie Vereinigung zur Förderung guter Guitaremusik]]''' || I-VIII, # || ||Augsburg ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur von Oscar Brandstetter|en =engraving by Oscar Brandstetter (Leipzig)}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bernhard Friedel]]''' ||#### ||1851-1881||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hugo Friedländer''' ||### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. Friedlein]]''' ||#### ||1849-56||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friese]]''' ||#### ||?-1866||Dresden, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E.W. Fritzsch]]''' ||E.W.F. ###||1866?–1903||Leipzig || Possibly founded by Ernst Wilhelm Fritzsch (1840{{EN}}1902). Acquired by [[C.F.W. Siegel]] after his death, in 1903. Published music, essays and books (by Nietzsche and others).<br /> |----<br /> |'''C.W. Fröhlich''' || ||?-1838||Berlin || Bought by [[Bote &amp; Bock, GmbH]] <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Fromont]]''' ||E. #### F. ||ca.1891–1921||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fuentes y Asenjo]]''' || ||ca.1850-1910||Madrid|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Funk &amp; Wagnalls]]''' || ||1880–||New York|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Furore Verlag''' || ||1986- ||Kassel || {{#iflang:|de =Fokussiert auf wenig bekannten Werken von Komponistinnen, enschl. viele Erstausgaben von Clara Schumann, Fanny Hensel und anderen.&lt;br&gt;Mindestens eine Ausgabe hat einen falschen Urheberrechtshinweis (Reprint)|en =Focuses on obscure works by female composers, inc. many first editions of Clara Schumann, Fanny Hensel, et al.&lt;br&gt;At least one edition has a bogus copyright notice (reprint)|ja =少なくとも1つの版でいんちきの著作権表示 (リプリント)}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fürstner|Adolph Fürstner]]''' ||A. #### F. ||1868-ca.1905 ||Berlin ||{{#iflang:|de =Tochter von Schott|en =subsidiary of Schott|ja =Schottの子会社}}<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;G&quot;&gt;G&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|G}}|| ||{{hs|G}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Gallet]]''' ||E.G. #### ||1892- ||Paris||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Gambaro''' ||### ||1814-1861 ||Paris|| Some information &lt;span class=plainlinks&gt;[https://www.clarinet.org/clarinetFestArchive.asp?archive=82 at this biography page]&lt;/span&gt;. Dates 1814-1861 are from the Gambaro entry in the index of a book about [[Breitkopf und Härtel]].<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Gambogi frères]]''' ||G.G. #### ||1860-1877 ||Paris||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[F.W. Garbrecht]]''' || ||1862-ca.1880||Leipzig||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|en =Acquired by Brandstetter.}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Garbrecht|Garbrecht]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Garbrecht|Garbrecht]])}}<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[E. Gaudet]]''' || ####.E.G. ||1895-1933 ||Paris|| Successor of La Fleur, purchased by [[Salabert]]<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Gay &amp; Tenton]]''' || #### ||ca. 1900- ||Paris||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Gebauer]]''' || || 1919- ||Leipzig, Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Gebethner and Wolff]]''' || || 1857-ca.1945 ||Warsaw || Nationalized after World War II<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Gebethner and Wolff}}<br /> |G. &amp; C. ### ||1857-1860s || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Gebethner and Wolff}}<br /> |G. #### W. ||1860s- || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L.E. Gebhardi]]''' || || 1838-1870 ||Erfurt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Gehrmans''' ||C.G. #### ||||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Geib''' || ||1820?-1840s? ||New York, Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.M. Geidel]]''' || || ||Leipzig||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Geidel|Geidel]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Geidel|Geidel]])}}<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[F.B. Geitler]]''' || #### ||1862-1871||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Gérard et Cie.]]''' ||C.M. #### ||1860-1887||Paris ||Catalog acquired by Heugel<br /> |----<br /> |'''Gustav Gerdes''' ||### || ||Köln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gevaert]]''' ||G. ||ca.1850-ca.1900||Liege, Ghent ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Giessel]]''' ||##|| ||Bayreuth || Also Carl Giessel, Jr. ; relates to E.F. Steinacker of Leipzig? (So claims one of Sonneck&amp;rsquo;s books for the Library of Congress.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''B. Girard''' || ||1800s||Naples ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Girard-Fatout''' ||G. #### F. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Girod]]''' || ||1855-1919||Paris ||Possibly acquired by Alphonse Leduc after 1919<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|E. Girod}} ||E.G. #### ||1855-ca.1863||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|E. et A. Girod}} ||E. et A.G. #### ||ca.1864-ca.1881||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Veuve Girod}} ||E.G. #### ||ca.1882-ca.1907||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|P. Girod}} || ? ||ca.1908-ca.1919||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Giudici et Strada''' ||##### ||||Turin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Givre]]''' ||J. ### G. ||ca.1893-ca.1905||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Conrad Glaser]]''' ||#### ||1833-||Schleusingen (from 1892 Coburg) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fritz Gleichauf]]''' || ### #|| ||Regensburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. H. Glen]]''' || ### #|| ||Melbourne ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Globus Verlag]]''' ||D.L.S. ### #|| ||Berlin ||Deutsche Lieder-Sammlung<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Glocken-Verlag]]''' || ### #|| ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Glöggl]]''' || ### #|| ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Michel Glücksberg]]''' || M.G. ##; M. ## G.|| ||Warsaw||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anton Goll]]''' ||A.G. ### || ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gombart]]''' || ### || 1789-1836||Basel, Augsburg || Subject of a book &quot;Musikverlag Gombart : Basel, Augsburg (1789-1836)&quot; by Hans Rheinfurth and Monika Groening (published by Schneider (Tutzing), 1999).<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Goodwin &amp; Tabb]]''' || || || London || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Göpel]]''' || ||1842-1862 ||Stuttgart|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hamilton S. Gordon | Gordon]]''' || || ca.1850-1920 || New York || <br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|S.T. Gordon}} ||#### ||1855-1872||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|S.T. Gordon &amp; Son}} ||##### ||1873-1890||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Hamilton S. Gordon}} ||##### ||ca.1890-1920||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gordon &amp; Gotch]]''' || || 1885-||Sydney|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gotham-Attucks]]''' || || 1904-1912||New York|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.P. Gotthard]]''' || J.P.G. ### || 1868-80 || Vienna || sold to Doblinger<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gould &amp; Bolttler]]''' ||G. &amp; B. ### || 20th c || London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Goulding &amp; Co.]]''' || || ca.1784-1867|| London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Goumas]]''' || || -1870s || Paris || sold to Buffet-Crampon<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Grąbczewski]]''' || ||1920s || Warsaw ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''A. Gräbner''' ||A.G. ### || || Göttingen || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Graffart]]''' || ||ca.1870-ca.1900 || Liège || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Grahame &amp; Black]]''' ||G. &amp; B. ### || 1905-1915 || London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H.W. Gray]]''' || || 1877- ||New York || US agent for Novello<br /> |----<br /> |'''M. Gray''' ||M. G. #### || 1860-1887 ||San Francisco, Oakland || Also Matthias Gray, M. Gray's Music Stores. Formerly Atwill, who sold his business to Matthias Gray (1829{{EN}}1887) and William Herwig in 1860. According to ''Sixty years of California song'' (1913), soon after Gray's death the &quot;immense&quot; stock of music was &quot;sold for a song&quot; to [[Ditson]]. (Publisher page should probably be &quot;Gray&quot; for conciseness.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Henri Gregh''' ||H.G. #### || ||Paris||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Louis Gregh]]''' ||L.G. #### || 1873-1907||Paris||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[W. Greiner]]''' ||#### || 1833-1883||Paris||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[F.G.L. Gressler]]''' ||#### || 1842-98||Langensalza||Schulbuchhandlung<br /> |---- <br /> |'''J. van Groningen''' || ## || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Philipp Grosch]]''' || #### || 1920 ca.-||Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johann Gross]]''' || #### || 1882-||Innsbruck||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Grude]]''' || #### || 1883-||Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Grüninger]]''' ||C.G. #### || ||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Grus]]''' || ||1842-1875 ||Paris, London||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Grus}}<br /> |A.G. #### ||1842-1861 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Grus}}<br /> |L.G. #### ||1862-1875 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gubrynowicz &amp; Schmidt]]''' || ### ||1882 ||Lwow||Gubrynowicz &amp; Son from 1909<br /> |----<br /> |'''Giovanni Gualberto Guidi''' || #### || ||Firenze ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Joseph Günther''' ||J. ### G. || ||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gutheil]]''' ||A. #### G. || 1859-1947||Moscow || {{#iflang:|de =1914 an Edition Russe verkauft|en =to Edition Russe, 1914|ja =Edition Russeへ、1914年}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.J. Gutmann]]''' ||J. ### G. ||1874- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Gutmann}}<br /> |A.J.G. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;H&quot;&gt;H&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|H}}|| ||{{hs|H}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[J. Haakman-Chartier]]'''||J.H.### ; J.H.C.### || 1903-1910? || Paris ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Hachette]]'''||#### || 1846-1977 || Paris ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Häcker]]'''||#### || 1839-1851 || Chemnitz ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Hagemann &amp; Topp]]'''||#### || 1847-1856 || Rostock ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Julius Hainauer|Julius (or Jules) Hainauer]]''' ||J. #### H. ||1852?-ca.1933 ||Breslau ||May have absorbed or succeeded an earlier Breslau publisher, Schuhmann, and reissued e.g. some Liszt works originally published by same before 1852 or so when Hainauer-Verlag prob. started issuing music. Son of founder, Ernst Julius (1901-196x?), seems to have taken over at some point, left Breslau for England in 1933 after the [[wikipedia:Machtergreifung|seizure of political power by the Nazis]] (&quot;Machtergreifung&quot;), and founded Julius Hainauer Ltd. in London in 1936.<br /> |----<br /> |'''{{hide|Julius Hainauer Ltd.}}''' || ||1936-? ||London || See {{plain|http://www.lbi.org/german-exile-publishers/julius-hainauer-ltd/|German Exile Publishers}}<br /> |----<br /> |''Hal Leonard'''|| ### ||1947- ||Minnesota ||under L <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Halbreiter]]'''|| O.H. ### ||1875-1929 ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[William Hall &amp; Son]]'''||#### ||1847-1874||New York ||Acquired by [[Ditson|Oliver Ditson &amp; Co.]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hallberger]]'''||J. #### H. ||1848-72||Stuttgart ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brødrene Hals]]'''|| ####||||Kristiania (=Oslo) ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Hamelle|J. Hamelle]]'''||J. #### H. ||1877-ca.1940||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Hammond &amp; Co.]]'''||H. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hansa-Verlag'''||H.V. ### || ||Berlin-Wilmersdorf ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hansen|Edition Wilhelm Hansen]]''' ||##### ||1853- ||Copenhagen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Petter Håkonsen|Petter Håkonsen]]''' ||##### ||1-1887 ||Christiani ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Haring]]''' ||##### ||1847- ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Harmonia]]''' ||##### ||1881- ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Harmonie Verlag]]''' ||H. ### ||1897-1938 ||Berlin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[T.B. Harms ]]'''|| #### ||1881-1929?||New York ||According to [[T.B. Harms]], was sold or folded in 1929, though some counterexamples (e.g. a copyist's manuscript, at least, with © T.B. Harms, 1953) suggest otherwise- perhaps was merely an imprint by this point.<br /> |----<br /> <br /> |'''[[Frederick Harris]]''' ||##### ||1904- ||London, Toronto ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hartmann]]''' ||##### ||1882- ||Elberfeld ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Hartmann]]''' ||G.H. #### || 1868-1891||Paris || {{#iflang:|de =An [[Heugel]] 1891 verkauft|en =to [[Heugel]], 1891|ja =[[Heugel]]へ、1891年}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|G. Hartmann &amp; Cie.}} ||G.H. &amp; Cie. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tobias Haslinger]]''' ||T.H. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hatzfeld]]''' || #### ||1891- 97||Leipzig ||150 works by 1899<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hawkes &amp; Sons''' || #### ||1792- ||London ||Merged with Boosey &amp; Co 1930<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Hebermann's Nachfolger''' ||A.H.N. ## || ||Danzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heckel]]''' ||#### || || Mannheim ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heckenast]]''' || || || Pest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. W. Heffelfinger]]''' ||##### ||100-1918||Los Angeles ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heinrichshofen's Verlag]]''' ||H.M. ####&lt;br&gt;H.V. ##### ||1806- ||Magdeburg ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Heins''' ||C.H. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gustav Heinze]]''' ||G. ### H. || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Helmuth]]''' ||### ||to 1841 ||Halle ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Helsingfors Nya Musikhandel''' ||H.N.M. ### || 1884?&amp;ndash;1911? || Helsinki || See [[wikipedia:fi:Fazerin_musiikkikauppa|Article in Wikipedia (Finnish) on Fazer Publishing]] (the successor to H.N.M.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Helvetia-Verlag''' ||H. ### || ||Zürich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Th. Henkel]]''' || ||1853- ||Frankfurt am Main ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Henle Verlag]]''' || ||1949- ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ad. Henn]]''' ||A. ### H. || ||Geneva ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Herf &amp; Wolff]]''' ||#### ||1867-72 ||Mainz || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hesse]]''' || ||1881- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heu]]''' || ||1828-ca.1877 ||Paris ||Acquired by [[Louis Gregh]]<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|C. Heu}} ||C. H. #### ||1828-ca.1850 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|E. Heu}} ||E. H. #### ||1851-ca.1877 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heugel]]''' ||H. #### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Heugel et Companie}} ||H. &amp; C&lt;sup&gt;ie&lt;/sup&gt;. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Hieber]]''' || || ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Hiélard]]''' ||1858-99 || ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hientzsch]]''' ||C.F.H. #### ||1860–18885 ||Breslau||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''William E. Hill &amp; Sons''' ||#### ||1897– ||London||Small number of scores 1897-1917, then a few books on violin makers<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hinds, Hayden &amp; Eldredge]]''' ||#### ||1917- ||New York||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''C. Hiner''' || ### ||1880 ca.– ||Graz ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hinrichsen]]''' || ||1938-1980 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hercules Hinz]]''' || ### ||1879–1936 ||Altona ||bought by Hofmeister<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Abraham Hirsch]]''' || #### || 1843?-1943 ||Stockholm ||founded by Abraham Hirsch (1815-1900); taken over by his son Otto in 1884. For a few years in the 1840s published the weekly &quot;Stockholms musik-tidning&quot;. Publishing house existed as late as 1920s and perhaps more recently (they were the first publisher of Sibelius' 6th symphony, e.g.) (First appears in HMB in 1843, as publisher of Carl Reinecke's Op.2.) In 1943, merged into Carl Gehrman (&quot;Hirsch förlag bis 1943 , als die Firma in den Verlag Carl Gehrman aufging&quot;.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hirsch]]''' || ||1854-1869 ||Leipzig||formerly Friedlein &amp; Hirsch 1842-54. Bought by Kistner 1884<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hladky]]''' || ||ca.1900-1969 ||Vienna|| Bought by Heinrichtshoven 1969<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Hodsoll]]''' ||### ||1790-1830 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hoesick]]''' ||### ||1867-1940 ||Warsaw ||Hosick or Hösick<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Hofbauer]]''' ||C.H. ### ||1891- ||Leipzig ||pub A.Ashton, R Fuchs, Lehar<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hoffarth]]''' ||## ||1862- ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Hoffheinz]]''' ||E. ### H.||1889-1910? ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''E. Hoffmann''' ||E.H. ## || ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Hoffmann]]''' ||### ||1838- ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hoffmeister]]''' ||### ||1783-1807 ||Vienna || Catalog acquired by [[Tobias Haslinger|Chemische Druckerey]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friedrich Hofmeister]]''' || || ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hofmusikhandelens Forlag''' ||K.H.M. || ||Copenhagen || Related to Nordisk Musikforlag in some way (and ''their'' plates are N.M.F.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Matth. Hohner''' || ###/###|| ||Trossingen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Holle]]''' || ####||1837- ||Wolfenbuttel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Horneman &amp; Erslev]]''' || ####|| ||Copenhagen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Howley, Haviland &amp; Co.]]''' || ####|| 1894-1906||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Huberty]]''' ||### ||1756- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hudební Matice]]''' ||H. M. ### ||1871–1951 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hug|Gebrüder Hug]]''' ||G.H. #### ||1807–&lt;br&gt;1885–1956 ||Zurich&lt;br&gt;Leipzig || History [http://www.hug-musikverlage.ch/infos/index.htm　here]. Founded by Hans Georg Nägeli (1791) and Jakob Christoph Hug (1807). Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hull]]''' || #### ||ca.1880-1930 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. J. Hummel]]''' || #### ||1766?–1821? ||Amsterdam, Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hüni]]''' || #### ||ca.1910-190 ||Zurich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Huss &amp; Beer''' || H. &amp; B. ### || ||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hutchings &amp; Romer]]''' || #### ||ca.1840-1920 ||London <br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;I&quot;&gt;I&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|I}}|| ||{{hs|I}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Léon Idzikowski]]''' || ||ca.1900-ca.1930||Kiev, Warsaw ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Ikelmer]]''' || ||1857-1900||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|A. Ikelmer et Cie.}} ||A.I. et Cie. #### ||1857-ca.1877|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Ikelmer frères}} ||I.F. #### ||1877-ca.1881|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Désiré Ikelmer}} ||D.I. #### ||1882-c1900|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |[[Imbault]] || ||1784-1812 || Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[International Music Company]]'''|| || ||New York ||{{#iflang:|de =Eine Tochterfirma des Pop-Musik-Herausgebers Bourne Music, Inc. Eine überwiegende Zahl der Ausgaben sind geschützt.|en =A subsidiary of the pop-music publisher Bourne Music, Inc. A vast majority of editions are under copyright.|ja =ポピュラー音楽の出版社、Bourne Music, Inc.の子会社。膨大な出版物の主なものは著作権あり}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Iochem]]''' || ||1868-1899 || Paris ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Raffaele Izzo''' ||#### || || Naples ||<br /> |---- <br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;J&quot;&gt;J&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|J}}|| ||{{hs|J}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Walter Jacobs]]''' || ### ||1894-1941 ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Max Jaffe''' || M.J. ## || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Jakubowski]]''' || ### ||1866- ||Konigsberg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jakubowski &amp; Zadurowicz]]''' || ### ||1893- ||Lemberg (Lwów) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Janet et Cotelle]] || J.C. #### || 1810&amp;ndash;1836 || Paris || Became '''A. Cotelle''' after a gap of two years (after Janet's death in 1836, and some reorganization??) in 1838.<br /> |-<br /> |{{hide|A. Cotelle}} ||A.C. ###||1832?-?||Paris||Successor to the early-19th century Paris firm Janet et Cotelle (begun 1810)? (see {{plain|http://oxfordindex.oup.com/view/10.1093/gmo/9781561592630.article.14128|Oxford J&amp;C Firm Bio}}. Pierre-Honoré Janet d.1832.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Janin]]''' || ### ||1883-1928 ||Lyon ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jatho]]''' || [C.H.J.] ### ||1916-1922 || Berlin || Purchased by [[Ries &amp; Erler]] in 1922. Plates as high as 101 or so (Wellesz' Lieder nach Dichtungen von Stefan George, ca.1920?) known, perhaps higher, though the possibly later orchestral suite Op.31 by Erich Anders may have gone without plate number altogether.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Jefferys]]''' || ### ||1850-1910 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Joanin''' ||A.J. et Cie ###||1903?-1907?||Paris||Possibly purchased by [[Heugel]]??<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jobert]]''' ||J.J. ### ||1921- ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Johansen]]'''|| ||1890-1918 ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Johnson]]''' || ||1740-77|| London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Josephson]]''' || ||1851-1867||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Jost]]''' || ||1900-1950||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joubert]]''' || ||1889-ca.1967 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot}} ||L.B. #### ||1868-ca.1887|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot &amp; Héraud}} || ||1887{{EN}}? || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot &amp; Vve. Héraud}} || ||?{{EN}}ca.1891|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot-Joubert}} || ||1891-1896|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|C. Joubert}} ||C.J. ''or'' J. #### ||1896-?|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L. Jouve]]''' ||L.J. ## || ||Paris ||Possibly founded by Louis Jouve (1814{{EN}}96)?<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Jowien]]''' ||L.J. ## ||1849-1884 ||Hamburg||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Jullien &amp; Co.''' ||### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P.L. Jung]]''' ||P.L.J. ### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Jungmann &amp; C. Lerch]]''' ||J. &amp; L. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Junne]]''' ||O.J. ####||1887–1943? || Leipzig ||As of 1917, called itself a branch of Schott frères. Destroyed during bombing of Leipzig, 1943.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Jurgenson]]'''|| ||1861-1918 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Juwal]]''' || ||1922-? ||Berlin ||Founded, in part, by {{LinkName|Joel|Engel}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Jibneh}} || ||ca.1924-? ||Jerusalem ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;K&quot;&gt;K&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|K}}|| ||{{hs|K}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[C.F. Kahnt|C.F. Kahnt Nachfolger]]''' ||C.F.K. #### || ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kaibel|F.W. Kaibel]]''' || F.W.K. ##### ||1870- ||Lübeck ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Georg Kallmeyer''' || #### || ||Wolfenbuttel ||Now Moseler<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Edwin F. Kalmus|Edwin F. Kalmus &amp; Co., Inc.]]''' ||None ||1929- ||Boca Raton||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Karczag &amp; Wellner]]''' || ||1904-1936||Vienna||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Heinrich Karmrodt]]''' || ||1852-1895||Halle||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Kastner]]''' || ||1904-1936||Voronezh||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.B. Katto]]''' || ||1855-1870||Brussels||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Kaun]]''' ||R. #### K. ||1890-||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;H. Schröder's Nachf.&lt;/div&gt; ||ca.1888 ||||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kerksieg &amp; Breusing]]''' ||##### ||ca. 1840-1861 ||New York ||became Schirmer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[James S. Kerr]]''' ||##### ||1880- ||Glasgow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kgl. Hof-Musikhandel]]''' || ||1880-1902 ||Copenhagen||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kiesler]]''' ||##### ||1898- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kistler|Cyrill Kistler]]''' || ||ca.1891-1907||Bad Kissingen ||catalog apparently acquired by [[C.F.W. Siegel]]<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Verlag der Musikalischen Tagesfragen&lt;/div&gt; || ||ca.1891-ca.1892|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Verlag von Cyrill Kistler&lt;/div&gt; || ||ca.1896-1907|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kistner|Fr. Kistner]]''' ||##### ||1823- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Kittlitz-Schott &amp; Bieger''' ||K.-S. &amp; B. ### || ||Mainz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Henry Kleber]]''' ||##### || ||Pittsburgh ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.A. Klemm]]''' ||##### ||1832-1933 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Klemm &amp; Brother]]''' ||##### ||1800s ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Knop]]''' ||##### ||1834-1844 ||Basel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kociho]]''' ||##### ||900-1930||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Antoni Kocipiński]]''' ||A.K.### || || Kiev ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Koeppen]]''' ||##### ||1898-||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K. Kollmann]]''' ||##### ||ca.1800-1900 ||Augsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Könemann Music''' ||K. ### || ||Budapest<br /> |{{#iflang:|de =Verleger von günstigen Urtext-Editionen. Die Bearbeiternotizen sind auf der Webseite kostenlos verfügbar. Viele Veröffentlichungen aus den frühen und mittleren 1990er-Jahren sind unveränderte Reprints von gemeinfreien Ausgaben we die Ricordi Gesamtpartitur von ''Aida'', etc.|en =Publisher of low-priced Urtext editions. Editor's notes are freely available on the publisher's website. Many publications from the early to mid–1990s are unedited reprints of public domain editions like the Ricordi full score of ''Aida'', etc.|ja =低価格の原典版の出版社。出版社のサイトで自由に編集者の注釈を見ることができます。リコルディ版の「アイーダ」など、早い時代から1990年代半ばまでの多くの出版物は、パブリックドメインの版の編集なしのリプリントです。}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boleslas Koreywo]]''' || ||1870s ||Kiev||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Körner]]''' || || ||Erfurt||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ad. Köster''' || A. #### K. || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kothe]]''' || #### ||1873- ||Leobschüt (Głubczyce)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Kotrba]]''' || #### ||1873- ||Prague||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vinzenz Kratochwill]]''' || || ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heinrich Kreisler]]''' ||H. ### K. &amp; Co. ||1895- ||Hamburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.R. Krentzlin''' || || ||Berlin|| Richard Krentzlin (1864-1956) published works for educational purposes, the works were printed in cooperation with a well-known partner (mostly Lienau), the partner publisher is printed on the title page too, plate numbers are usually from the partner publisher<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;H.R. Krentzlin Unterrichtsverlag&lt;/div&gt; || || ||Berlin-Lichterfelde|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''G.A. Krüger''' ||G.A.K. ### || ||Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kruzinski &amp; Lewi]]''' || || 1880s||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Krygier]]''' || || 1880s||Yekaterinburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[S. A. Krzyżanowski]]''' || S ## K || 1871?-2011? || Kraków || Antique shop and publisher founded ca.1871, closed? possibly due to rent issues? 2011?<br /> |----<br /> |'''F.H. Kühling''' || ## || ||Bonn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[T.F.A. Kühn]]''' || || ||Weimar ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Chez A. Kühnel Bureau de Musique''' ||###||1800–1813||Leipzig (Germany)||{{#iflang:|de =Die folgende Information ist auf der Webseite der Edition Peters (https://www.edition-peters.de/cms/deutsch/edition-peters/c.f.-peters/verlagsgeschichte.html) verfügbar: &quot;Am 1. Dezember 1800 ging der Dirigent und Komponist Franz Anton Hoffmeister (1754-1812) eine Partnerschaft mit dem Buchhändler und Organisten Ambrosius Kühnel (1770–1813) mit dem Ziel der Einrichtung eines 'Bureau de Musique' in Leipzig. . . . 1806 ging das Geschäft in das Alleineigentum von A. Kühnel über und wurde offziell unter dem Namen 'Neuer Verlag des Bureau de Musique' registriert . . . . Infolge des plötzlichen Todes von Kühnel wurde die Firma vom Leipziger Buchhändler Carl Friedrich Peters (1779-1827) erworben, welcher ab dem 1. April 1814 unter dem Namen 'Bureau de Musique de C.F. Peters' auftrat.&quot; (Siehe unten: Edition Peters). Jedoch ist mindestens noch ein Werk erhalten geblieben (Crusell, Clarinet Concerto op.1) mit Kühnel's Name und 'Bureau de Musique', so dass es unklar ist ob die so gekennzeichneten Ausgaben den Jahren 1800–1806 oder dem Zeitraum 1806–1813 zuzuordnen ist. Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig.<br /> |en =The following information is available from the Edition Peters website (http://www.edition-peters.com/aboutus/history.php): &quot;On 1 December 1800 the conductor and composer Franz Anton Hoffmeister (1754–1812) entered into partnership with the bookseller and organist Ambrosius Kühnel (1770–1813) for the purpose of establishing a 'Bureau de Musique' in Leipzig . . . . In 1806 the business passed into the sole ownership of A. Kühnel when it was officially registered under the name 'Neuer Verlag des Bureau de Musique' . . . . Following Kühnel's untimely death, the firm was acquired by the Leipzig bookseller Carl Friedrich Peters (1779–1827), who traded from 1 April 1814 under the name 'Bureau de Musique de C.F. Peters'.&quot; (see below, Edition Peters) However, there is at least one extant work (Crusell, Clarinet Concerto op.1) with Kühnel's name and 'Bureau de Musique', so it is unclear whether editions so marked belong to the 1800–1806 or 1806–1813 period.}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[N. Kulikov and Son]]''' ||#### ||19th c ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kunkel Brothers]]''' ||#### ||1868-ca.1923 ||St. Louis ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Kunst- und Industrie-Comptoir''' ||### ||1801-1814? || Vienna || (Also known as Bureau d'Arts (or des Arts) et d'Industrie.) acc. to &quot;Beethoven and His World&quot; (Clive), firm of music publishers, and dealers in maps and map prints, founded in 1801 by the painter Joseph Anton Kappeller &amp; the lawyer Jakob Holer, under the name &quot;Kunst- und Industrie-Comptoir Kappeller und Holer&quot;. Kappeller left in 1802; ownership of the firm changed about a bit and the name changed to &quot;Kunst- und Industrie-Comptoir zu Wien&quot;. The firm was taken over in 1814 by Joseph Riedl von Leuenstern.They were Beethoven's principal publisher from 1802 to 1808 (when Breitkopf assumed that role; before 1802 this was Artaria principally, even though sometimes Beethoven had had some works published by Mollo, with sometimes quite negative results...), and in all, the K-a-I-Comptoir Wien published in all some forty first editions of his works. (Paraphrased from Clive.) <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolf Kunz]]''' || A.K.V.B. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Kunzelmann]]''' || || ||Adliswil (Switzerland) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.P. Küpper]]''' || #### || ||Elberfeld ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kybourtz]]''' || ASC ||1875-1889 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;L&quot;&gt;L&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|L}}|| ||{{hs|L}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Labonde]]''' ||A.L. ### ||1890-1910 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Lacom]]''' ||### ||1880s-90s ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pierre Lafitte]]''' ||### ||1899- ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lafleur]]''' ||### ||1862-1917 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lamborn Cock]]''' ||L. &amp; C. ### ||1862-1879 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Léon Langlois]]''' ||L. L. ### ||1869-1902 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. H. Larway]]''' || L. #### ||1893-1938 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. T. Latour]]''' || L. #### ||ca.1826-1845 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[ Bernard Latte]]''' || ### ||1831-ca.1855 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Laudy &amp; Co.]]''' ||J. ### L. ||1890-? ||London ||Their first publication was an organ work by {{LinkName|Filippo|Capocci}}. Distributed after 1894 or so(?) by, and perhaps eventually acquired by, [[Bosworth &amp; Co.]] (may exist only as an imprint now?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lauterbach &amp; Kuhn]]''' ||L. &amp; K. ### ||1902-1908 ||Leipzig ||Acquired by [[Bote &amp; Bock]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Läuterer]]''' || ### ||188-1900 ||Munich ||Acquired by [[Aibl]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leader and Cock]]''' ||L. C. ### ||1843-1862 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lebeau]]''' || ### ||1855-1900 ||Paris ||Acquired by <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lederer]]''' || ### ||1887- ||Munich || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Le Duc''' || ||? - 1820s? ||Paris || Eventually taken over by [[Alphonse Leduc]], owned by an indirect (possibly by marriage) relative of the former owner.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alphonse Leduc]]''' ||A.L. #### ||1841-present ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lee &amp; Walker]]''' ||#####-# ||1848-1875 ||Philadelphia ||Created by two former clerks of George Willig&amp;rsquo;s in 1848, and bought out by [[Ditson|Oliver Ditson]] in 1875.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Leede]]''' || ### ||1843 || Leipzig || Publisher of Bungert, Sommer, Germer, B Seifert in 1880s-90s.<br /> |----<br /> |'''Leeds Music''' || ||1935-1964 || New York ||In 1944 Leeds Music acquired the Am-Rus catalog and became the American agents for many Soviet composers. Acquired by MCA Music in 1964.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Legouix]]''' || O. L. G. ### ||?-? || Paris || Publisher of e.g. chamber music, founded by Onésime Legouix - succeeded?? by E. Legouix and G. Legouix (fl.1926+).<br /> |----<br /> |'''A.C. Lehmann''' || ### ||?-? || Hamburg || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Lehne &amp; Komp.''' || ### ||?-? || Hannover || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Leichssenring]]''' ||#### || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Leitgeber]]''' || ### ||1867- || Posen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lemoine|Henry Lemoine]]''' ||##### H.&lt;br&gt;##### H.L. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lengnick|Alfred Lengnick &amp; Co.]]''' ||A.L. &amp; Co. Ltd. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hal Leonard]]''' || ||1947- ||Milwaukee<br /> |{{#iflang:|de =Es ist höchst unwahrscheinlich, dass irgendwelche Publikationen von Hal Leonard gemeinfrei sind. Hal Leonard kontrolliert die Druckrechte des Schirmer Katalogs seit 1986.|en =It is highly unlikely that there are any Hal Leonard publications in the public domain. Hal Leonard has controlled the print rights for the Schirmer catalog since 1986.|ja =Hal Leonardの出版物がパブリックドメインであるのは、ほとんどありそうにないことです。Hal Leonardは1986年以来Schirmerのカタログのために版権をコントロールしてきました。}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leonard &amp; Co.]]''' ||1890-1927 || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Leopas]]''' ||#### || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.E.C. Leuckart]]''' ||F.E.C.L. #### ||1782- ||Munich, Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gustav Lewy]]''' ||G.L. ### ||1855-97 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Heinrich Lewy''' || H.L. ## || ?-after 1908 ||Munich || Also Verlag Heinrich Lewy ; &quot;H. Lewy&quot;. Published vocal scores of operas (e.g. Prinzessin Brambilla, by Walter Braunfels, and a few others, held at Worldcat libraries &amp; at ÖNB), and other music also.<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Licht &amp; Meyer]]''' || #### ||1884- || Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lichtenauer]]''' || #### ||1843- || Rotterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lichtenberger]]''' || #### ||1867-92 || Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Lienau]] || || ||Berlin-Lichterfelde || Purchased [[Schlesinger]] of Berlin ca.1864 - kept the imprint which they kept using for decades (leading very many people to very often describe scores, including very very many major ones- Sibelius' 3rd symphony is just one- as published by Schlesinger that were in fact published by Lienau in their Schlesinger line.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leo Liepmannssohn]] || || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Axel E. Lindgren]]''' ||### || ||Helsinki ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rudolf C. Lindner''' ||R.C.L. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Marcel Lion]]''' ||### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.S. Lischke]]'''|| ### ||18th c-1842 ||Berlin||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Lissarrague]]''' || A. L. ### ||1876-1891 || Paris || Publisher of salon music, primarily for piano solo.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Litolff]]''' || || ||Braunschweig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gekauft von Peters 1940. Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig. |||en =Bought by Peters in 1940.|ja =1940年にPetersが買収}}<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[J. Loebel]]'''|| ### || ||Zittau||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Longman &amp; Broderip]]''' || ||1776-1798 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''C. Lonsdale''' || || 1834-1880 ||London || Christopher Lonsdale (1795-1877) published many Italian songs. Previously a partner in Birchall, Lonsdale and Mills.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[C.C. Lose]]''' || ||1821 -79 ||Copenhagen ||sold to Hansen<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lotter und Söhne]]''' || ||ca.1700-1844 ||Augsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lowe &amp; Brydone]]''' || || ||London||printer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Stanley Lucas, Weber, Pitt &amp; Hatzfeld]]''' || ||1880-1903||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Lucca]]''' || ||–1891 ||Milan|| {{#iflang:|de =1891 verkauft an [[Ricordi]]|en =sold to [[Ricordi]] in 1891|ja =1891年に[[Ricordi]]に売却}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Luckhardt]]''' || || ||Cassel, Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Luckhardt's Musik-Verlag (J. Feuchtinger)''' ||J.F. ### || ||Freiburg, Leipzig ||Purchased by Heinrichshofen in 1905.<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ludewig &amp; Schmidt''' ||L. &amp; S. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Abr. Lundquists Kongl. Hof-Musikhandel]]''' ||Abr.L. #### || 1838-||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Lyon &amp; Healy''' || ||1864– ||Chicago|| See [[wikipedia:Lyon &amp; Healy|Wikipedia]]. Founded by George Lyon (ret.1889) and Patrick J. Healy (1840?{{EN}}1905), first as a music publisher, then also as an instrument (mostly harp) manufacturer. Bought by Steinway &amp; Sons in the 1970s, and became specifically a harp-making subsidiary.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikverlag Lyra]]''' || M.L. ## || ||Berlin ||bought by Bosworth 1938<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;M&quot;&gt;M&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|M}}|| ||{{hs|M}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Maass]]''' || ||1885- ||Vienna ||bought by Universal-Edition<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Félix Mackar]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Félix Mackar et Gresse}} ||F.M. et G. ###||1865-ca.1868 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Félix Mackar}} ||F.M. ###||1868-1889 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|F. Mackar et Noël}} ||M.N. ###&lt;br&gt;M. et N. ###||1889-1896 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|A. Noël}} || ||1896-1940 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|P. Noël}} || ||1947-? || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Macmillan]]''' || ||1843- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maeyens-Couvreur|Mme. Maeyens-Couvreur]]''' || M.C. ### or JPL. ### || 1840s-1860s ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Magasin de l'imprimerie chimique'''||#### ||1803-1815 || Vienna ||Founded by {{LinkName|Anton|Reicha}} (and possibly also known as (Verlage der) chemie Druckerey. Absorbed it seems into S.A. Steiner? (which later became Haslinger.) (Which is why on [[Tobias Haslinger]] you see &quot;Chemische Druckerey (1803-1815)&quot;.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jacques Maho|J. Maho]]''' ||J #### M. ||1851–1877 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Hamelle 1877|en =sold to Hamelle in 1877}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. Maho}} ||J.M. ### ||1851–1877 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Aloys Maier]]''' || ||1850s-1940 ||Fulda ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Maillochon]]''' || ||1910 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M. Maillot]]''' ||M. ### M., ### ||ca.1899-ca.1917 ||Nice ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ludwig Maisch''' || ||1810-1822 ||Vienna ||Firm ran by his widow 1816-1822; she married Mathias Artaria who took over &amp; renamed firm Artaria<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Manganelli]]''' || || ||Rome ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Manuel]]''' || ||189-1901 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pablo Martín]]''' ||C.M. #### &lt;br&gt;P.M. ####&lt;br&gt;P. #### M. || ||Madrid ||earlier Casimiro Martín<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ph. Maquet''' ||Ph. M. &amp; Cie. ##,### ||1887-1899 ||Paris || Successor to [[Brandus]], 1887; succeeded by [[Joubert]] in 1899<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Margueritat]]''' ||### ||1846 ||Paris ||Publisher of much band and orchestral music (mostly briefer works) in the mid-to-late 19th century?<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edward B. Marks]]''' ||##### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''C. Marowsky''' || C. ### M. ||ca.1879-ca.1898 ||Minden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Giovanni Martinenghi''' || #### ||ca.1860-ca.1890s? ||Milano ||Founded probably(?) by {{LinkName|Giovanni|Martinenghi}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Massute]]''' || ### ||1864-92 ||Frankfurt am Oder ||dance music: bought by Benjamin 1892<br /> |----<br /> |'''Masters Music Publications''' || || ||Boca Raton || {{#iflang:|de =(siehe Kalmus)|en =(see Kalmus)|ja =(Kalmus参照)}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mathias &amp; Strickland]]''' ||###||1889-1901||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Eug. Mathieu''' ||E.M. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.Z. Mathot]]''' ||Z. ### M. || ||Paris (before 1930)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K. Maykov]]''' ||K.####M. || ||Moscow ||bought by Jurgenson<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[McCarthy &amp; Fisher]]''' || ||1914- ||New York)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[McLaughlin &amp; Reilly]]''' || ||1930s-1970s ||Boston)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pietro Mechetti]]''' ||P.M. #### || ||Vienna (before 1857) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst ter Meer]]''' || #### ||1848-56 ||Aachen ||bought by Kistner<br /> |----<br /> |'''Robert Meissner''' ||E.A. #### || ||Berlin ||bought (parts of) Emil Ascher<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Meissonnier]]''' ||#### ||ca.1812–1842 ||Paris ||became [[Heugel]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Meissonnier]]''' || ||ca.1821–1860 ||Paris ||acquired by E. Gérard et Cie<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. Meissonnier}} ||J.M. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. Meissonnier}} ||C.M. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nakladatelství Melantrich''' ||M. ### ||1897-1999 ||Prague ||See [[wikipedia:Melantrich|Wikipedia article]]. First/early (or first Czech publisher, in other cases) publisher of many scores by {{LinkName|Bohuslav|Martinů}}, among others. Usually referred to just as ''Melantrich''. (Nakladatelství - Publishing House.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Le Menu''' || ||ca.1760–ca.1784 ||Paris || Purchased at some point by [[Boyer]].<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Merhoff]]''' ||### ||1867-1890 ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Méridian]]''' || ||1920 ca.- ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Merseburger]]''' ||C. ####-# M. ||1849- ||Leipzig, Berlin, Kassel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Béla Méry''' ||M.B. ### || ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Meser]]''' ||### ||?-1872 ||Dresden) ||Acquired by Fürstner in 1872<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|C.F. Meser (Herm. Müller)}} ||H.M. ### ||Dresden || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|C.F. Meser}} ||1873-? ||Berlin || ||Separate company or imprint created after Fürstner's acquisition of Meser<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Metzler]]''' ||M. #### || ||London ||Instrument manufacturer and music publisher, music plates were sold at auction in 1880<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Meuriot]]''' || #### ||1875-1906 ||Paris ||bought by Rouault<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G.M. Meyer]]''' || #### ||1828-1853 ||Braunschweig ||bought by Litolff<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Théodore Michaelis]]''' ||T.M. ### ||1876-1893 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Michow]]''' || ### ||1885-97 ||Berlin-Charlottenburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''F. Miller''' ||F.M. ## || ||Munich||= A. Läuterers Nachfolger<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Miller &amp; Beacham]]''' ||#### ||1853-1864 ||Baltimore||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Millereau]]''' ||#### ||1861-1930 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mills]]''' ||#### ||1919- ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Minkoff''' ||#### ||1972-2010 ||Geneva||Facsimiles<br /> |----<br /> |'''N. Mischonzniky''' ||N.M. ### || ||Bucarest||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Mitteldeutscher Musikverlag''' ||M.M.V. || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mitteldeutscher Verlag]]''' ||#### ||1946- ||Halle/Saale||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Herbert Moeschk]]''' ||#### || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Mollo''' ||### ||1798-99, 1802-37? ||Vienna || Founded by Tranquillo Mollo (1767-1837). For a brief history of the firm see [[wikipedia:de:Tranquillo Mollo|Wikipedia (German)]].<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. J. de Momigny]]''' ||#### ||1800-1828 ||Paris||Bought by Richault<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. J. Mompour]]''' ||#### ||?-1843 ||Bonn||Bought by Furstner<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mori &amp; Lavenu]]''' ||#### ||1814-1844 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pierre Mortier]]''' ||#### || ||Amsterdam||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Möseler Verlag]]''' ||####&lt;br&gt;M ##.### ||1945- ||Wolfenbuttel||Previously Kallmeyer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Müller]]''' || #### ||1830-1890 ||Rodelstadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. F. Müller]]''' also '''H. F. Müller's Witwe''' || #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leopold Muraille]]''' || ###.-### || ||Liege ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Murdoch, Murdoch &amp; Co.]]''' || #### ||1920s ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musée musical]]''' || #### || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Musica Budapest]]''' ||Z. #### || ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Musica Obscura Editions''' || || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Musica Rara''' ||M.R. #### || ||London / Monteux (FR) ||{{#iflang:|de =Unter Breitkopf &amp; Härtel seit 2000|en =Under Breitkopf &amp; Härtel since 2000|ja =2000年からBreitkopf &amp; Härtelの下で}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musical Antiquarian Society]]''' || ||1840–1850 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Editions Musicales Transatlantiques''' ||E.M.T. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikaliska Konstföreningen]]'''||####||1859- ||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikwissenschaftlicher Verlag]]'''||####||1933- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Musytschna Ukraina''' || || ||Kiev ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikwoche]]'''||####||1900- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Mutuelle]]'''||E. ####. M. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Muzgiz|Muzgiz / Muzyka]]''' ||G.M. #### I.M.&lt;br&gt;Г.M. #### Г.M. ||1918–1930 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Muzgiz / Muzyka&lt;/div&gt; ||M. ##### G.&lt;br&gt;M. ##### Г. ||1930–1963 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Muzgiz / Muzyka&lt;/div&gt; ||#####||1963- ||Moscow ||<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;N&quot;&gt;N&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|N}}|| ||{{hs|N}}||<br /> |-<br /> | '''[[Naderman]]''' || #### ||1773-1828 || Paris || <br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Nagel|Adolph Nagel]]&lt;br&gt;''Nagels Musik Archiv''''' ||Archiv Nr. ## ||1835–1952 ||Hannover ||{{#iflang:|de = Bärenreiter Verlagszeichen von 1952 an.|en =Bärenreiter imprint from 1952 on.|ja =1952年以降Bärenreiterのインプリント}}<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Adolph Nagel&lt;/div&gt; ||N.M.A. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nägeli]]''' || ||1800-1865||Zürich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arthur Napoleão]]'''&lt;br&gt;'''''Editora Arthur Napoleão Ltda.''''' ||####&lt;br&gt;AN-#### (modern)||1866/8-||Rio de Janeiro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Näumann]]''' || ||1841-||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Naus]]''' || ||1880-1907||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Neldner]]''' || ||1882-19??||Riga ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Edition Neubert''' ||Ed. N. ### || ||Prag ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Neudecker''' ||A. ### N. || ||Bunzlau ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Verlag Neue Musik'''||##### ||1957–present || Berlin || See [[wikipedia:de:Verlag Neue Musik|Wikipedia article (German)]] (Verlag Neue Musik) for history, also {{plain|http://www.verlag-neue-musik.de|their website}}.<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Augusto Neuparth]]''' ||###&lt;br&gt;A.N. ###&lt;br&gt;N. &amp; Ca. ### ||1890s ca.||Lisbon||Later Neuparth &amp; Carneiro<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nicholson &amp; Ascherberg]]''' ||### ||1873-1950||Melbourne, Sydney||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nickau &amp; Welleminsky''' ||N. &amp; W. ## ||||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G.W. Niemeyer]]''' ||GWN ### ||1839-1887||Hamburg||previously Schubert &amp; Niemeyer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nightingale &amp; Co.]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Félix Mackar|A. Noël]]''' || ## ||||Paris ||successor to [[Félix Mackar]] <br /> |----<br /> |'''Otto Heinrich Noetzel Verlag''' || || ||Wilhelmshaven||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kgl. Hof-Musikhandel|Nordisk Musikforlag]]''' || N.F. #### ||1902–1910 || Kjøbenhavn , then Stockholm? || Began with coproductions (e.g. works by Stenhammar and Sjøgren) formerly Kgl. Hof-Musikhandel, Copenhagen<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hansen|Nordiska Musikförlaget]]''' || NMS ###||1915–1988 || Stockholm || Founded in 1915 as a Stockholm office/subsidiary to [[Hansen]], purchased in 1988 by Music Sales, sold to Fazer, then in 1993 sold to Warner/Chappell. Source: {{GoogleB|qKrNTzIPQCkC|PA600|Orchestral Music: A Handbook}}. Still appears as an imprint. First publisher for quite a few Swedish composers (e.g. Allan Pettersson, others.) Appeared also as &quot;A.B. Nordiska Musikförlaget&quot;.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Norsk Musikforlag]]''' ||####||1909-||Kristiania (=Oslo)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.A. Noske]]''' ||A.A.N. ### || ||{{hs|G}}'s Gravenhage (Netherlands) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Nosske]]''' ||R.N. ### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Novello]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''John F. Nunns''' || ||1834-1842 (Philadelphia), 1842-1880s? (New York) ||Philadelphia, then New York || Primarily a piano maker and dealer<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;O&quot;&gt;O&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|O}}|| ||{{hs|O}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. O'Kelly]]''' ||A.O.K.#### ||1872-1888 ||Paris || catalog mostly acquired by Mackar &amp; Noël<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;A. O'Kelly&lt;/div&gt; ||A.O'K. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oberdörffer]]''' ||M.O.H. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Odeon-Verlag''' ||O. ### V.|| ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Georges Oertel''' ||G.O. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Johannes Oertel''' ||J.O. ### || ||Munich (?), Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Louis Oertel]]''' ||L. #### O. || ||Hannover ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nakladatelství Oldřích Padírek''' ||Ol. P. || ||Brno ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ollendorff]]''' || #### ||1889-90 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ollivier &amp; Co.''' ||O &amp; Co. #### || ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Oppenheimer]]''' || ###||1876-19??||Hameln||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon|Orbis]] ||EO ###||1949–1953 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maurice Orgelbrand]] || ###||1860s ||Vilnius ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Österreichischer Bundesverlag]]''' ||Dm.d.Tk.in Oest. xxx ## ||1772 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ostrowski]]''' ||###||1880ca ||Odessa ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oxford University Press]]''' || ###||1920-||London||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;P&quot;&gt;P&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|P}}|| ||{{hs|P}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pabst]]''' ||#### ||1873-19?? ||Delitzsch ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pacini]]''' || #### ||180- || Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paez]]''' || #### ||1842- || Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pagani Edition''' || #### || || New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.H. Paling]]''' || #### || ||Sydney||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Pardini]]''' || #### || ||Czernowitz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paterson]]''' || #### || ||Glasgow||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Patey &amp; Willis]]''' ||P. &amp; W. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Paul]]''' || #### ||1829-1857||Dresden || Succeeded by Bernhard Friedel<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rudolf Pawliska''' || R.P. ## || ||Vienna || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Paxton &amp; Co.]]''' ||P. &amp; W. #### ||1870ca.- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Payne's Musikverlag]]''' ||A.P. ## || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pazdírek]]''' || #### ||1919-1949||Brno ||MelPa (Melantrich-Pazdirek) 1936-49 (see '''Melantrich''')<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Pechel]]'''|| #### ||1886- ||Graz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Peermusic''' ||##### ||1960 ca. (1928) &amp;ndash;present||New York City; Hamburg? ||Founded as &quot;Southern Music Publishing Company&quot; in 1928. Started using the &quot;Peermusic Classical&quot; imprint sometime around 1941 (first as Peer International) though used both for some time; now uses peermusic (lowercase p) exclusively. See [[wikipedia:Peermusic|Wikipedia]]; {{plain|http://www.peermusic.com/peermusic/index.cfm/about-us/|History at official website}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Pégat]]''' ||A.P. ## ||1900-1914||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pennauer]]''' ||A.P. ## ||ca.1800-1831 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.W. Pepper]]''' || ## || 1877- ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pérégally &amp; Parvy]]''' ||A.P. ## ||1882-1909 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Peters]]''' ||##### || ||Leipzig; Frankfurt ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Edition Peters&lt;/div&gt; ||EP ##### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.L. Peters]]''' ||#####-## ||by 1859{{EN}}1871?, 1881{{EN}}1892 ||St. Louis || Founded by John L. Peters.<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;J.L. Peters&lt;/div&gt; ||#####-## ||1866{{EN}}1875/77 ||New York || New York branch purchased by Ditson (C.H. Ditson) in 1877<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.C. Peters]]''' || ||1832-1849 ||Louisville || Founded by William C. Peters. Taken over by Peters &amp; Webb in 1850.<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;W.C. Peters&lt;/div&gt; || ||1844/50-1851 ||Baltimore || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;W.C. Peters&lt;/div&gt; || ||1846-1866 ||Cincinnati || Purchased by J.L. Peters in 1866.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Peters &amp; Webb]]''' ||### ||ca.1850-1865 ||Louisville KY ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Petersen]]''' ||C.P. ###&lt;br&gt;C. ### P. || ||Gotha; Halle ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Petersen]]''' ||#### ||1882-1896 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pfister Frères''' ||P.F. ## ||1901-1914? ||Paris || See {{DataBNF|14814713/pfister_freres_editeur_de_musique/|BNF Data}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Philidor]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[S. Philipp]]''' ||C. ### P. ||1862- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Philippo et Cie.''' ||C. ### P. || ||Paris ||Also L. Philippo et M. Combre<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Phillips &amp; Page]]''' || ||1883- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pigna &amp; Rovida]]''' || || ||Milan || Minor Italian publisher, turn of the 19th century<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pigott &amp; Co.''' ||# || ||Dublin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Pinatel''' || A.P.#### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J. Pirrault''' ||J. et H.P. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Jacques Pisa''' ||J.P. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pitman, Hart]]''' ||J. et H.P. ### ||1862-1960 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pitt &amp; Hatzfeld]]''' || ||1880-1903||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Piwarski]]''' ||#### ||1897-1951 ||Cracow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pizzi''' ||P &amp; ### C ||? ||Bologna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johannes Platt]]''' ||#### ||ca.1900-ca.1906? ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Plattner]]''' ||#### ||1805-1842 ||Rotterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Playford]]''' ||#### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pleyel]]''' ||#### ||1795-1834 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Plötner &amp; Meinhold]]''' ||#### ||1878-19?? ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hugo Pohle]]''' ||H.P. #### ||1872-1891 ||Hamburg||Purchased by [[Schweers &amp; Haake‎]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne]] (PWM)''' ||P.W.M. #### || ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pond|William A. Pond &amp; Co.]]'''||##### ||1863-1917?||New York ||Catalog acquired by [[Carl Fischer]] in 1946<br /> |----<br /> |'''S.G. Porges'''||### || ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fr. Portius]]'''||### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Power]]''' || ||1790 ca.-1834- ||Dublin, London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Praeger &amp; Meier]]''' ||P. ### M. || ||Bremen ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Praeger &amp; Meier&lt;/div&gt;||P. &amp; M. ### || ||Bremen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Theodore Presser]]'''||#####&lt;br&gt;P.C. ### ||1883- ||Philadelphia; Bryn Mawr from 1949 ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Preston]]''' || ||c.1774-c.1835 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Prilipp]]''' || ||1834-1890 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.A. Probst''' || ||1823-1836 ||Leipzig || See [[Kistner]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. O. von Prochaźka]]''' || ||1880-? ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pro Musica]]''' || ||1946- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hermann Protze''' || || ||Leipzig ||acquired by Triumph-Verlag, Berlin<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Keith Prowse]]''' || || ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Prüfer''' ||C.P. ### || ||Boston||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Prütz &amp; Mauri]]''' || P&amp;M ##||1872-1875 ||Stettin||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Pustet]] || || 1862–1978 ||Regensburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; paddding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;R&quot;&gt;R&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|R}}|| ||{{hs|R}}||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Raabe &amp; Plothow]]''' || ||1880- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[D. Rahter]]''' || || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rajchman &amp; Frender]]''' || ||1862- ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Rathke]]''' ||A. ### R. ||1879- ||Magdeburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Theodor Rättig]]''' ||R. ### ||1878-ca.1910 ||Vienna, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Rau''' ||C.R. # || ||Flensburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Philipp Reclam jun.]]''' || || 1823-1896? ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Reeder &amp; Walsh]]''' ||R. &amp; W. #### || 1890s- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Regina Verlag''' ||R.V. ## || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ed. Rehder''' ||E.R. ## || ||Hamburg ||bought (in parts) by Emil Ascher<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Reid Bros.]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gebrüder Reinecke]]''' ||G. ### R. ||1890- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Walther Reissbrodt''' ||W. R. ### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jerome H. Remick]]''' || || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Repos]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richault]]''' ||#### R. ||1805–1898 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Constallat et Cie.|en =sold to Constallat et Cie.|ja =Costallat et Cie.に売却}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richter &amp; Hopf]]''' ||####|| 1889 to 1894|| Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ricordi]]''' ||###### ||1808- ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Ries]]''' ||####|| 1875 to 1881|| Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ries &amp; Erler]]''' ||R. #### E. ||1881-present ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Rieter-Biedermann|Rieter-Biedermann]]''' ||#### ||1849–1917 ||Winterthur, Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =1917 verkauft an Peters|en =sold to Peters in 1917}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sidney Riorden]]''' || ||1904-1915||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robbins-Engel]]''' || ||1920-1927||New York ||Later Robins Music Corp.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolf Robitschek|Rebay &amp; Robitschek]]''' ||R. &amp; R. ####&lt;br&gt;R.R. ####&lt;br&gt;R. u. R. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robolsky]]''' ||#### ||1879- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rockza Music Edition]]''' ||RME-###### ||2009- ||Tokyo ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.G. Röder]]''' || ||1846-ca.1980||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Röder|Röder]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Röder|Röder]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Roerich &amp; Co.]]''' ||F.R. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Estienne Roger]]''' ||### ||1697-1743||Amsterdam ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Winthrop Rogers]]''' ||W.R. ##### ||1898-1943 ||London ||Bought by [[Boosey &amp; Hawkes]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rohlfing]]''' ||### ||1880-||Milwaukee ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Röhr]]''' ||#### ||1900-1939 ||Berlin ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Rondo]]''' ||#### ||1925- ||Berlin ||<br /> |---<br /> <br /> |'''[[Antonio Romero]]''' ||### ||1856-||Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Root &amp; Cady]]''' ||#### ||1858?-1871?||Chicago ||1969 book with history and possibly almost complete(?) list of this publisher&amp;rsquo;s plate nos. (Dana J. Epstein's ''Music Publishing in Chicago Before 1871: The Firm of Root &amp; Cady, 1858-1871''.) First Root &amp; Cady, then Root &amp; Co.; plates bought out by [[Brainard]] in 1871. A &quot;Root &amp; Sons&quot; (imprint of Brainard? A separate company?) still published as late as 1882 however ? .<br /> |----<br /> |'''Th.J. Roothaan &amp; Co.''' ||TR&amp;C ### || 1851?-?||Amsterdam ||Published a wide variety of music (chamber, piano, liturgical, vocal, symphonies, etc.) mainly? by Dutch composers. (Publisher &quot;Louis Roothaan&quot; also to look into?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Rosé]]''' ||C ### R || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.A. Røsholm]]''' || ### ||1865-1893 ||Christiania ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rossini &amp; Co.''' || || ||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Will Rossiter]]''' || ||1891- ||Chicago ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''J.B. Rotschy''' ||## || ||Geneve ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.]]''' || || 1905–1941 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Alexis Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.&lt;/div&gt; ||A.R. #### ||1905–1908 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Alexis Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.&lt;/div&gt; ||R.L. #### &amp;&amp;nbsp;Cie. ||1908-1941||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.&lt;/div&gt; ||R.L. #### ||1920?–1941 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Louis Rouhier]]''' ||L.R. ### ||1895-1915 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Royalty]]''' || || ca. 1925 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rózsavölgyi|Rozsavölgyi &amp; Co]]''' ||R. &amp; Co. #### ||1850–? ||Pest, later Budapest || Founded by Gyula Rozsavölgyi (1822–1861) in 1850?. See {{plain|http://www.rozsavolgyi.hu|Rózsavölgyi ës tärsa}}, their current website.<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Rozsavölgyi &amp; Co&lt;/div&gt; ||N.G. #### || ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Rózsavölgyi ës tärsa&lt;/div&gt; || ||1850s?– ||Pest, later Budapest || Early and current name (in Hungarian) of Rózsavölgyi &amp; Co.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rozsnyai Károly]]''' ||R.K. #### || ||Budapest|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ruch Muzyczny]]''' || || 1857-1859 ||Warsaw|| Weekly magazine with musical supplements<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rudall, Carte]]''' ||R.C.&amp; Co. Ltd. #### ||1850s-1948 ||London|| purchased by Boosey &amp; Hawkes<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Rühle]]''' ||C. #### R. ||1880-1947 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Rühle &amp; Rüttinger}} || ||1882-1884 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Rühle &amp; Milkuhn}} || ||1884-1885 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rühle &amp; Hunger]]''' ||R. &amp; H. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rühle &amp; Wendling''' ||R. &amp; W. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Richard Rühle''' ||R.R. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Robert Rühle''' ||Ro. #### Rü. ||1887- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''G.D. Russell &amp; Company''' ||#### ||1863- ||Boston || Formed after the dissolution of Russell &amp; Tolman<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editions Russes de Musique]]''' ||R.M.V. ### || ||Berlin, Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;S&quot;&gt;S&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|S}}|| ||{{hs|S}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Sackur]]''' || ||1883- ||Breslau ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.H. Sajewski]]''' || ||1910-1940 ca. ||Chicago ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Salabert]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''D. Samson''' ||D.S. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Santojanni]]''' || ||1883-1933 ||Naples ||purchased by [[Bideri]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sassetti]]''' || ### || ||Lisbon ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Satie]]''' || A.S. ### ||1883-1889 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sauer &amp; Leidesdorf]]''' ||S et L ### ||1822-1832/1833 ||Vienna ||purchased by [[Diabelli]]<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Sauer &amp; Leidesdorf}} ||S.L. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Leidesforf}} || ||1826-1832/1833 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolphe Sax]]''' || ||1845-72 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Schauss''' || || ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Scheithauer]]''' || B.S. ## || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johann Schick]]''' || || ||Vienna ||https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Schickh<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Schildbach]]''' || ||1810-1840 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schirmer]]''' || ||1861- ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E.C. Schirmer]]''' ||E.C.S. #### ||1921- ||Boston ||Subsidiary of ECS Publishing<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schlesinger|Maurice Schlesinger (Paris)]]''' ||M.S. #### ||1821–1846 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schlesinger|A. Schlesinger (Berlin)]]''' ||S. #### ||1810–1864&lt;br&gt;({{#iflang:|de =Lienau nach 1864|en =Lienau after 1864|ja =1864年からLienau}}) ||Berlin || ''Purchased by'' [[Robert Lienau]] ca.1864.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M. Schloss]]''' ||M.S. ### ||1840-75 ||Köln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Schmeitzner]]''' || ### || ||Chemnitz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Balthasar Schmid]]''' ||[N.] #### ||1726-93 ||Nuremberg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Schmid]]''' ||W.S.#### ||1856- ||Nuremberg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schmid Nachfolger]]''' ||[N.] #### ||1875-1960||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schmidl]]''' ||[N.] #### || ||Trieste ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arthur P. Schmidt]]''' ||A.P.S. ||1876–1960 ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Schmidt]]''' ||C.F.S. ### || ||Heilbronn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.W. Schmidt''' || ### ||1845-1886 ||Halle ||Also Lipper &amp; Schmidt<br /> |----<br /> |'''Th. Schmidt''' || Th.S. ### || 1872?-1888? ||Vienna ||Related to Blaha/Groscher &amp; Blaha. For more detail see {{GoogleB|kVUmAQAAIAAJ|PA17|this useful book about publishers}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''J. Schmitt''' || || ????-1791 || Amsterdam|| J.Schmitt refers to Joseph Schmitt (1734-91), music publisher and merchant, Warmoes-straat, Amsterdam.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Schoen]]''' ||F ### S ||1860-1881 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Editions Musicales de la Schola Cantorum''' ||S.#### P.|| ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schonenberger]]''' ||S. ### ||1830–1875 ||Paris || &quot;Georges Schonenberger was an active publisher of music in Paris from 1830 to 1875&quot; - &quot;Breitkopf und Härtel in Paris : the letters of their agent Heinrich Probst between 1833 and 1840&quot; (Lennenberg, 1990), &quot;The Letters&quot;, p.28, paraphrasing Hopkinson, ''Dictionary'', p.110.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schöningh]]''' || ### ||1850- ||Paderborn || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schott|B. Schott's Söhne]]''' ||#####&lt;br&gt;B.S.S. ##### || ||Mainz&lt;br&gt;({{#iflang:|de =Ältere Aufdrucke verwenden &quot;Mayence&quot;|en =older imprints use &quot;Mayence&quot;|ja =より古いインプリントでは「Mayence」を使っている}}) ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Schott Frères&lt;/div&gt; ||S.F. #### ||1843?- ||Brussels ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Schott &amp; Co., Ltd.&lt;/div&gt; ||#####&lt;br&gt;S. &amp; Co. ####&lt;br&gt;#### S. &amp; Co. ||1835?- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Schott&lt;/div&gt; ||S. ####&lt;br&gt;P.S. #### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friedrich Schreiber]]''' ||F.S. ##### ||1876–1879 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Schröder''' ||S. ## || ||Berlin ||bought bei Kaun<br /> |----<br /> |'''Schroeder &amp; Gunther''' ||S. &amp; G. Inc. #### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Schubert]]''' || ||1834-1841 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schuberthaus-Verlag]]''' || ||1906-1930 ||Leipzig, Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schuberth &amp; Co.|Edward Schuberth &amp; Co.]]''' ||E.S. &amp; Co. || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;[[Schuberth &amp; Co.|J. Schuberth &amp; Co.]]&lt;/div&gt; ||### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.L. Schultheiss]]''' || #### ||1925- ||Ludwigsburg, Stuttgart ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. Schultz Musik-Verlag]]''' ||R.S. #### ||1882-1892 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schwann]]''' || #### ||1821- ||Dusseldorf ||Bought by Peters 1974<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schweers &amp; Haake]]''' ||#### ||1892-19?? ||Bremen||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Luigi Scotti''' ||#### ||1820-1850 ||Milan||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Schwickert''' || || 1772-1845 || Leipzig ||also Halle for 1792-1802<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.G. Seeling]]''' || || 1879- || Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Seemann Nachfolger]]''' ||H.S.N. #### || 1900-1905 ||Leipzig || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Josef Seiling]]''' ||#### ||1881-94 ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Seiling]]''' ||#### ||ca. 1900- ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Seitz]]''' ||R.S. ### ||1864-ca.1881? ||Leipzig || May have been absorbed into, or sold its stock to, [[Ries &amp; Erler]] soon after the latter was founded in 1881?<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maurice Senart|Editions Maurice Senart]]''' ||E.M.S. #### ||1908–1941 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Senart, Roudanez et Cie.''' ||S.R. &amp; Cie. ||1908–1914 ||Paris ||&quot;Edition M. Senart, B. Roudanez et Cie&quot;<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bartholf Senff]]''' || ||1847–1907 ||Berlin ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[G. Sennewald]]''' || ||1835–1890 ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Senta-Verlag''' ||S.V. ## || ||Stuttgart ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Severnaya Lira''' || || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Seyfarth]]''' || ||1873– ||Lemberg )(Lvov) ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Shanghai Music Publishing House ||#J#### ||1949-present ||Shanghai ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Shapiro, Bernstein]]''' ||####||||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Charles Sheard]]''' ||####||||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''James D. Sheppard''' || ||1827-1855 ||Buffalo || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Sheppard &amp; Cottier / Sheppard &amp; Cottier &amp; Co.&lt;/div&gt; || ||1855-1867 ||Buffalo || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Cottier &amp; Denton&lt;/div&gt; || ||1867-1878 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Denton &amp; Cottier&lt;/div&gt; || ||1878-1887 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Denton, Cottier &amp; Daniels&lt;/div&gt; || ||1887-1924 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Denton, Cottier &amp; Daniels, Inc.&lt;/div&gt; || ||1924-after 1941 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Peter Short]]''' ||####||1596-1603||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sieber]]''' ||####||1772-1850s?||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F.W. Siegel|C. F. W. Siegel]]''' ||E.W.F. ### L.&lt;br&gt;#### ||1846–1909 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Felix Siegel]]''' || ### ||1888–1899 ||Leipzig ||bought by J.Schuberth<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Siegel &amp; Schimmel]]''' || ### &lt;br&gt;#### ||1883–1901 ||Berlin ||bought by Heinrichshofen<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Siegismund &amp; Volkening''' || S. &amp; V. ### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[G. Siéver]]''' ||G.S. ### ; G. #### S.||ca.1900-ca.1920||Paris ||Published thousands of works in the first 2 decades of the 20th century, yet essentially no information about the organization is available.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hans Sikorski]]''' ||H.S. ####|| ||Hamburg|| 1935-present Rents a wide range of music online at {{plain|http://www.sikorski.de|Sikorski Music Publishers}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Simon]]''' ||C.S. ### || ||Berlin ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig im Bestand von Breitkopf &amp; Härtel. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Simon]]''' ||E##S ||1863-1930 ||Stettin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Simon and Schuster''' ||S &amp; S ### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[N. Simrock]]''' || ||||Berlin ||History: Nikolaus {{plain|http://www2.bonn.de/stadtmuseum/inhalte/n_simrock.htm|Simrock site}} ; [[wikipedia:de:Nikolaus_Simrock|Wikipedia (German)]] ; Fritz - [[wikipedia:de:Fritz Simrock|Wikipedia (German) for Fritz Simrock]] ; [[wikipedia:Fritz Simrock|Wikipedia (English) for Fritz Simrock]][. Founded by Nikolaus Simrock in 1793<br /> |----<br /> |'''Editions de la Sirène''' ||E.D. ### L.S. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[La Sirène musicale]]''' ||S.M. ###|| ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sirius]]'''|| ||1928-69 ||Berlin ||bought by Heinrichshofen<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. Smith &amp; Co.]]'''|| ||1857- ||London, Watford, Wellingboro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Society for the Publication of American Music'''||S.P.A.M.||1919-1969|| Various locations? || See [https://archives.yale.edu/repositories/6/resources/10566 Archives.yale.edu] and brief collective biography @ [https://snaccooperative.org/ark:/99166/w61d4msj SNAC].<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sohn]]'''|| ||1853-1857 ||Breslau ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Y.A. Sokolov]]'''|| || ||St. Petersburg ||bought by Jurgenson<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Sommermeyer]]'''||E.S. ### ||1882- ||Baden-Baden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Casa Musicale Sonzogno]]'''|| ||1874- ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sound Pool Music]]'''|| || ||Brussels ||Publisher for Frederic Rzewski.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sovietski Kompositor]]''' ||C. #### K. || ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Spehr]]''' || ||1829-1852 ||Braunschweig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Spina|C. A. Spina]]''' ||C.S. ||1852–1876 ||Vienna ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an [[August Cranz]]|en =sold to [[August Cranz]]|ja =[[August Cranz]]に売却}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Max Staegemann jr.''' ||M. St. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Stahl]]''' || ||1898-ca.1920 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Stainer &amp; Bell]]''' ||S. &amp; B. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Standard-Edition''' || || ||Varberg || Sweden<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Stark &amp; Son]]''' || #### || ||Sedalia, St.Louis, New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emanuel Starý]]''' || ||1867- ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. J. Stasny]]''' || ||1908- ||Cleveland, New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Fritz Steidl''' ||F. St. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tobias Haslinger|S.A. Steiner und Comp.]]''' ||S. et C. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Steingräber Verlag]]''' ||## || 1878–present? ||Hannover/Leipzig || History {{plain|http://www.steingraeber-musikverlag.de/historie.php|here}}. Founded by Theodor Steingräber (1830–1904). Also known as Steingräber, Edition Steingräber.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Stellovsky]]''' || #### || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Stelzner''' || K. ## St. || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joseph W. Stern]]''' ||##### || ||New York ||sold to [[Edward B. Marks]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Stern &amp; Co.]]''' || S et Co. ||1845-||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Steyl &amp; Thomas]]''' || ## || ||Frankfurt am Main ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.M. Stoddart]]''' || ## || ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edm. Stoll]]''' ||#### ||1850-1909 ||Leipzig||acquired by Pohl-Wohnlich of Basel<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolf Stöppler]]''' ||St. ## W. || ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Storck''' ||# || ||Heubach ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Edition Strache''' ||E. St. ##&lt;br&gt;Edition Strache No.## || ||Vienna, Warnsdorf ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[The Strad]]''' || ||1890- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernest Stuttard]]''' || ||1890- ||Burnley, England ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Süddeutscher Musikverlag]]''' ||S M.-V. ## || ||Strassburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Fritz Müller, Süddeutscher Musikverlag}} ||F.M. ### S.M.|| ||Karlsruhe ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Sulzbach]]''' || ## ||1879- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sulzer]]''' ||R.S. ## || ||Berlin (Bielefeld, Leipzig) ||bought by Ries &amp; Erler<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Summy]]''' ||## || ||Chicago ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Suppan]]''' || ||1920- ||Düsseldorf ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon|Státní nakladatelství krásné hudby, literatury a umení (SNKHLU)]]''' ||H #### ||1953–1967 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon]]''' ||H ####||1967- ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''S. A. Edizioni Suvini Zerboni''' ||S. #### Z.|| 1907–present ||Milan||Website: {{plain|http://www.esz.it/it/|Edizioni Suvini Zerboni}} ; [[wikipedia:Suvini_Zerboni|Wikipedia article]]. Now possibly a division of Sugarmusic s.p.a.?<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nototisk A. Švarce''' ||A.Š.-H.K.-### || ||Kutná Hora ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Swan &amp; Co.]]''' ||## ||ca. 1900-1930 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;T&quot;&gt;T&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|T}}|| ||{{hs|T}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Táborszky &amp; Parsch]]''' ||T. &amp; P. ### || ||Pest (Budapest) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Teich]]''' ||C.F.T. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Tellier]]''' ||### ||1876-1898||Paris || Bought by [[Heugel]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tessaro]]''' ||### ||1895-1920||Berlin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Thauvin]]''' || ### ||1879-1908 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Thelen]]''' ||P.T. ### ||1890- ||Berlin &amp; Chicago || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Theune]]''' ||### ||?-1858||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rudolf Thiele''' ||Th. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Thieme]]''' ||### ||?-1840||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hugo Thiemer]]''' ||### ||1876-? ||Hamburg || Later became Otto Forberg-Verlag of Leipzig.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Thompson]]'''|| ||1741-1805 ||London ||taken over by Purday &amp; Button (later Button &amp; Whitaker) <br /> |----<br /> |'''Thompson &amp; Odell'''||T &amp; O ### || ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Harry Von Tilzer]]''' ||### ||1902- ||New York|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tischer &amp; Jagenberg]]''' ||### ||1910-? ||Koln/Cologne || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nicolás Toledo]]''' || || ||Madrid||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Henry Tolman]]'''|| ||1846-1868||Boston||began alone, then merged to become Russell &amp; Tolman, then as Henry Tolman &amp; Co. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P.J. Tonger]]'''||P.J.T. #### || ||Köln||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bernh. Tormann'''||B.T. #### || ||Münster||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Christoph Torricella]]'''|| #### ||1777-1786 ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Towarzystwo Wydawnicze Muzyki Polskiej]]''' || #### || ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Traeg]]''' ||### ||1793-1820 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[T. Trautwein]]''' ||#### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Treichlinger]]''' ||#### ||1846-1874 ||Pest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Tretbar]]''' ||#### ||1870-1900 ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Triton]]''' ||#### ||1930s ||Leningrad ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Troupenas]]''' ||||1825–1850 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||### ||1825-1834 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||T. #### ||1835-1843 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||T.M. #### ||1844 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||E.T. &amp; Cie. #### ||1844-1850 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Truax &amp; Baldwin]]''' || ### || ||Cincinnatti ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Anton Trutschel''' ||A.T. ## || ||Schwerin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''G. Tschentscher''' || || ||Berlin ||bought (parts of) Rühle &amp; Hunger<br /> |----<br /> |'''Charles Tuckwood''' ||#### || ||London ||Absorbed by Hopwood &amp; Crew<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;U&quot;&gt;U&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|U}}|| ||{{hs|U}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Gebr. Ulbrich''' ||U. ### || 1899-1911 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W. Ulbrich''' ||W.U. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Union Musical Española]]''' ||U.M.F.E. #### ||1890s- ||Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Editura Muzicală a Uniunii Compozitorilor din R.P.R.''' || ? ||1940s?-now? || Bucharest || Major (at first state-sponsored, one supposes?) Romanian publisher. Published (in some cases republished) very many (thousands?) of works (music &amp; books about?) by Enescu, Rogalski, Wilhelm Georg Berger, Constantinescu, Mihalovici, others. (Sometimes edition nos., does not seem to use plate nos. or prefixes?) Though it seems to have begun before WW2, after the war and before the 1990s it may have been something like the Romanian analogue of [[Muzgiz]] and [[Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne]] e.g. perhaps? Don't know.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Universal Edition]]''' ||U.E. #### ||1901- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[University Society]]''' ||### - ## || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Urbánek]]''' ||U. #### || ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Mojmír Urbanék&lt;/div&gt; ||M.U. ### ||1900–1949 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Edition Mojmír Urbánek&lt;/div&gt; ||Edition M.U. || ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;V&quot;&gt;V&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|V}}|| ||{{hs|V}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edoardo De Vasini]]''' ||### || ||Casale Monferrato||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Genesio Venturini]]''' ||#### || ||Florence||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vernède]]''' || #### ||1880-1896||Versailles||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Andrés Vidal]]''' || A. #### V. ; V.R. ### ; H. #### V. || 1860s?-1890s?||Barcelona|| Also known as Andrés Vidal e hijo, Hijos de Andrés Vidal e Roger, etc.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L. Vieillot]]''' ||L.V. #### ||1845?-||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vieweg]]''' ||#### ||1877-?||Quedlinburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Zdenek Vik''' ||### || ||Prag||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vincent]]''' ||#### ||1890-1913||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[D. Vismara]]''' ||#### || ||Milan||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vlk]]''' ||#### ||1920-1950||Prague||<br /> |----<br /> |----'''W. Vobach''' || || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Voigt]]''' ||#### ||1879-1894||Kassel||bought by Ries &amp; Erler<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Volkwein]]''' ||#### ||1905-||Pittsburgh||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;W&quot;&gt;W&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|W}}|| ||{{hs|W}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''A. Wagner &amp; Levien Sucs.''' ||#### L || ||Mexico ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Walsh]]''' || ||1695-1766 ||London ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Ward Lock &amp; Co.]]''' ||#### ||1854- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Warmuth]]''' ||C.W. #### ||1851–1908 ||Kristiania (=Oslo) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Warren &amp; Phillips]]''' || ||1890-140 ca. ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne]]''' || ||1871- ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K.F. Wasenius]]''' ||K.F.W. ## ||1888-1907 ||Helsinki ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Waterson, Berlin &amp; Snyder]]''' || ## ||1907-1929 ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wa-Wan Press]]''' || ||1901-1911 ||Newton Center ||Acquired by [[Schirmer]] in 1912<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joh. Fr. Weber]]''' ||## ||1860-1895||Cologne ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eduard Wedl]]''' ||E.W.W.N. ## ||1886 ||Wiener-Neustadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Weekes]]''' || ||1870-1970 ||London||Acquired by [[Stainer &amp; Bell]] in 1960. Weekes &amp; Co. or A. Weekes<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carlos Wehrs]]''' || ## ||1930- ||Rio de Janeiro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Weigl]]''' || #### || ca.1809-ca.1828 ||Vienna || Eponymous publishing house of Thaddäus Weigl (1776-1844) aka Thadé Weigl. A 1982 (Vienna: Ludwig Krenn, 178 pp) book &quot;Verzeichnis der Musikalien des Verlages Thadé Weigl&quot; covers this apparently. Also known as Thadé Veigl, &quot;in der Kunst- und Musikhandlung des k. k. Hoftheater-Kapellmeisters Thadé Weigl&quot;. Not to be confused with the publisher Christoph Weigl.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Weiller]]''' || E.W. ### ; E. ### W. ||1900-19 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Josef Weinberger]]''' ||J.W. ### || 1885–present || Vienna, Leipzig, London || From www.josef-weinberger.com/about.html : Founded by Josef Weinberger in Vienna in 1885. (The London branch is credited in recent years as publisher of symphonies by Malcolm Williamson, new editions of works by {{LinkName|York|Bowen}}, among other works.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Weinhold]]''' || ### ||1835-45 ||Breslau||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Weinholtz]]''' || ### ||1840- ||Braunschweig, Berlin, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Heinrich Weiss''' || || ||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Julius Weiss]]''' || J.W. ### ||1850-? ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Jul. &amp; Heinr. Weiss}} || J. &amp; H.W. ### || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Welcker]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J.M. Welleminsky''' ||J.M.W. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Werner]]''' || ||1869-97 ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Wernthal]]''' ||O.W. ### ||1893-at least 1940 ||Magdeburg, Berlin (1899) ||Otto Wernthal was a director of [[Bosworth &amp; Co.]] from 1892<br /> |----<br /> |'''J.A. Werth''' ||### || ||Bonn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wessel &amp; Co.]]''' ||W. &amp; Co. No. #### ||1824-1860 ||London ||Acquired by Ashdown &amp; Parry in 1860<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wessely &amp; Büsing]]||F.W. ## || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;F. Wessely&lt;/div&gt;||F.W. ## || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R.E. Westerlund]]''' ||R.E.W.### ||1890s?-1967 ||Helsinki ||Acquired by Fazer in 1967<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Moritz Westphal]]'''|| ## ||to 1859 ||Berlin ||Acquired by Bote and Bock <br /> |----<br /> |'''Paul Westphal'''||P.W. ## || ||Berlin-Karlshorst || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Wetzler]]''' ||### ||1882-90 ||Vienna ||Acquired by Doblinger in 1890 (HMB shows Wetzler in Prague from 1866)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Wheatstone &amp; Co.''' || ||1803-1934 ||London || Musical instrument maker, music seller, music engraver and publisher. Patentee of the concertina, invented by Sir Charles Wheatstone (1802-75) in 1829.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Whistling]]''' || ####|| -1887||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[White, Smith &amp; Co.]]''' ||#### - #||1867–1895? ||Boston||Opened in 1867? as White, Smith and Perry originally. Published magazine ''The Folio'' until 1895. Probably became White-Smith Music Company (1891-1980).<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Whitney Warner]]''' || ##### ||ca. 1895-ca. 1915 ||Detroit ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wickins &amp; Co.]]''' ||E.W.Wickins ##### ||ca. 1885-ca. 1905 ||London ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wiener Philharmonischer Verlag]]''' ||W. Ph. V. ### ||1923-1925? ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wiener Urtext Edition]]''' ||UT ##### ||1972- ||Vienna ||{{#iflang:|de =Gegründet 1972 als Gemeinschaftsunternehmen von Schott und Universal|en =Founded in 1972 as a joint venture of Schott and Universal|ja =SchottとUniversalの合弁として1972年に設立}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Constantin Wild]]''' || ###| 1892-||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karol Wild''' || K.####.W|| 1796-1882||Lwow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Juliusz Wildt]]''' || ####&lt;br&gt;J.W. #####&lt;br&gt;J. #### W. || ||Kraków||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joseph Williams]]''' ||J.W. ##### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[George Willig]]''' || ||1794-1856 || Philadelphia || The first music publishing firm in the United States (begun by Moller &amp; Capron in 1793, acquired by Willig Sr. in 1794, bought by former clerks [[Lee &amp; Walker]] in 1856.)<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Willis]]''' || ||1899- ||Cincinnati || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sep. Winner]]''' || ||1843-1902 ||Philadelphia || Sep. Winner &amp; Son, Winner &amp; Shuster<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[M. Witmark &amp; Sons]]''' || ####|| 1886-1929||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Witte]]''' || ####|| 1878-95||Stettin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Witvogel]]''' || ####|| 1740s||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Witzendorf]]''' || ####|| 1842-71||Vienna ||Mollo u. Witzendorf 1842-44<br /> |----<br /> |'''Gebrüder Wolff''' ||G.W. ###|| ||Wiesbaden, Kreuznach ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Heinrich Wolff''' ||H.W. ###&lt;br&gt;H. ### W.|| ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Wolff Musikverlag''' ||K. #### W.|| ||Dresden-Neustadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B.F. Wood]]''' ||B.F.W. #### || ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Woolcott and Clarke]]''' || #### ||1850s ||Sydney ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Woolhouse]]''' || #### ||1890- ||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Otto Wrede''' || || ||Berlin-Neukölln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lawrence Wright]]''' || #### ||1910 ||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Wunder]]''' || #### ||1834-1841 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Wunderhorn-Verlag]]''' || #### ||1910-1940 ||Cologne, Munich ||<br /> |---- <br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;Y&quot;&gt;Y&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|Y}}|| ||{{hs|Y}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Yearbook Press|The Year Book Press Ltd.]]''' || #### ||1911 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Antoine Ysaÿe|Editions Antoine Ysaÿe]]''' ||A.Y. #### || ||Brussels||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;Z&quot;&gt;Z&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|Z}}|| ||{{hs|Z}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[G. Zanibon]]''' ||G. #### Z. ||1908- ||Padua (Milan since 1992) || Now part of the [[Ricordi]] Group<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Haakon Zapffe]]''' || #### ||1893-1927 ||Christiania || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Zawadzki]]''' || #### ||1820- ||Wilna (Vilnius)||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Ziemssen]]''' || #### ||1875- ||Danzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ferdinand Zierfuss''' || ## || ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Zimmermann]]''' ||Z. #### ||1876- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Jul. Heinrich Zimmermann}} || Z. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Wilhelm Zimmermann}} ||Z. #### || ||Frankfurt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[ZJTC Music]]''' ||####-##-## || ||Tokyo ||{{#iflang:|de = Dieser ziemlich obskure Verlag scheint hauptsächlich aktuelle Partituren nachzudrucken (z.B. Bärenreiter).|en =This rather obscure publisher seems to reprint mainly recent scores (e.g. Bärenreiter).|ja =かなり無名の出版社は主に最近の楽譜 (Bärenreiterなど) のリプリントをしているようです}} <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Zozaya]]''' || #### || ||Madrid||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Zschocher]]''' || #### ||1908-54||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Zulehner]]''' || #### ||ca. 1800-1830 ||Mainz || acquired by B. Schott<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G.A. Zumsteeg]]''' || G.A.Z. #### ||1828-1940||Stuttgart ||Purchased by Sikorski<br /> |----<br /> |'''Zwissler''' || #### ||1872-||Wolfenbuttel||Now Moseler<br /> |----<br /> |}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers|*]]</div>

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<p>Acarroll: added Wheatstone &amp; Co.</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> {{#iflang:<br /> |de =<br /> '''Siehe auch:''' [[:Category:Music Publishers|Kategorie Musikverlage]], [[:Category:Editions|Kategorie Editionen]]<br /> Diese Tabelle listet alle bekannten Musikverlage auf IMSLP auf. Da diese Tabelle eine Sortierung erlaubt, kann sie bei der Identifikation einer Partitur sehr hilfreich sein.<br /> ===Kurzanleitung===<br /> * Um eine Spalte sortieren zu lassen, klicken Sie bitte auf das Symbol direkt neben dem Spaltentitel<br /> * '''Neue oder modifizierte Daten eingeben''': Die Spalten müssen sortierbar bleiben. Wenn also für einen Verlag mehrere Einträge vorgenommen werden sollen, beginnen Sie bitte für jeden Eintrag eine neue Zeile. Duplizieren Sie die nicht veränderte Information, aber umschließen Sie diese Info mit dem Code: &lt;code&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;{{Hide|text}}&lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/code&gt;. Es ist wichtig, dass nach dem senkrechten Strich kein Leerzeichen steht, da sonst die Sortierung nicht funktioniert. <br /> ** '''Name''': Tragen Sie den Namen so ein, wie sich der Verlag selbst schreibt. Wenn möglich, verlinken Sie auf die Verlags-Internetseite. Sortieren Sie nicht nach Vornamen (&quot;Müller, Fritz Verlag&quot; statt &quot;Fritz Müller Verlag&quot;), &quot;Edition&quot; (&quot;Peters Edition&quot;), etc. <br /> ** '''Platte Nr.''': Jede # steht für eine verwendete Ziffer. Setzen Sie ein Leerzeichen zwischen Buchstaben und Ziffern oder &amp;-Zeichen, aber nicht zwischen Buchstaben. Verwenden Sie Punktierungen so, wie es der Verlag vorgibt.<br /> ** '''Ort''': Haupt- oder ursprünglicher Ort der ersten Aktivität des Verlags.<br /> ===Tabelle===<br /> |en =<br /> '''See Also:''' [[:Category:Music Publishers]], [[:Category:Editions]], {{NoComp|Publishers’ Catalogues|Various}}&lt;br&gt;<br /> This table lists all known music publishers on IMSLP. As this table is sortable, it can provide help identifying a score.<br /> ===Manual===<br /> * To sort on a column, click on the icon next to the column title<br /> * '''Entering new or modifying data'''. The columns need to be sortable. Therefore, when multiple entries exist for one publisher, start a new column for the new entry. Duplicate the non-changing information but include it in &lt;code&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;{{Hide|text}}&lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/code&gt;. It is important not to use spaces after the pipe symbol - the sorting would occur on the space.<br /> ** '''Name''': Use the name as used by the publisher. If applicable, link to its own page. Do not sort on first names, &quot;Edition&quot;, etc.<br /> ** '''Plate No''': Each # stands for one digit used. Put a space between letters and digits or ampersands, but not between letters. Use punctuation as used by the publisher.<br /> ** '''Place''': Main or original place of activity first<br /> ===Table===<br /> |ja =<br /> '''See Also:''' [[:Category:Music Publishers]], [[:Category:Editions]]<br /> This table lists all known music publishers on IMSLP. As this table is sortable, it can provide help identifying a score.<br /> ===Manual===<br /> * To sort on a column, click on the icon next to the column title<br /> * '''Entering new or modifying data'''. The columns need to be sortable. Therefore, when multiple entries exist for one publisher, start a new column for the new entry. Duplicate the non-changing information but include it in &lt;code&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;{{Hide|text}}&lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/code&gt;. It is important not to use spaces after the pipe symbol - the sorting would occur on the space.<br /> ** '''Name''': Use the name as used by the publisher. If applicable, link to its own page. 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Name <br /> ! Platte<br /> ! Jahr<br /> ! Ort<br /> |en =<br /> ! Name <br /> ! Plate<br /> ! Year<br /> ! Place<br /> |ja =<br /> ! 出版社名<br /> ! プレート<br /> ! 年<br /> ! 所在地<br /> }}<br /> ! width=30% | {{#iflang:|de =Kommentar|en =Comment|ja =備考}}<br /> |-<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;A&quot;&gt;A&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|A}}|| ||{{hs|A}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Ambrose Abbott]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Addison &amp; Beale]]''' || || 1823-1824 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Aibl|Jos. Aibl]]''' ||#### ||1825–1904 ||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft 1904 an Universal Edition |en =sold to Universal Edition in 1904}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Alard]]''' ||C.A. #### ||1877–1878 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ed. Albert &amp; Co.''' ||Ed.A. ##|| ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Albert &amp; Son]]''' ||##|| ||Sydney ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alberti]]''' ||##||1920-30 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Aletter''' ||A. ## A. || ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Aletter]]''' ||W.A. ##&lt;br&gt;W. ## A. || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H. Alexander''' ||#### || ||Pr. Stargardt ||Preußisch Stargardt, now Starogard Gdański (Poland)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Alexandre père et fils''' || ||ca.1850-ca.1876?||Paris ||Perhaps see [[wikipedia:fr:Alexandre Père et Fils|Wikipedia article (French)]] though music publication is not mentioned? Specialized in publication of music for orgue d'Alexandre (a type of harmonium) which they also manufactured.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Music]]''' ||#### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Allan &amp; Co.]]''' || ## ||1870-present ||Melbourne, Sydney ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[G. Alsbach &amp; Co.]]''' ||A. &amp; Co. ||1866-1961 ||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alt &amp; Uhrig]]''' ||A. &amp; Co. ||1875-1895 ||Cologne ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;G. Alsbach &amp; Co&lt;/div&gt; ||G.A. &amp; Co. || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Altschuler]]''' || ||192-40 ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Amadeus Verlag]]''' || ||1973 - ? ||Winterthur ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Amon]]''' || ||ca.1790-1818 ||Heilbronn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anceaux]]''' ||A.A. ### ||1900-04 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. André]]''' ||G.A. ###.## ; G.A. &amp; Co. ###.## ||1850-79 ||Philadelphia || founded by (Jean François?) Gustave André (poss.:1805–1878)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johann André]]''' ||##### ||1775- ||Offenbach am Main ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Andrieu frères]]''' ||##### ||1903-54 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[The Anglo-French Music Co.]]''' ||AFM Co.#### ||1920s- ||London ||Later O.U.P.<br /> |----<br /> |'''Anglo-Soviet Music Press''' ||A.S.M.P. ## || ||London || {{#iflang:|de =Umfangreiche Reprints von [[Muzgiz]] Titeln.|en =<br /> Largely reprints of [[Muzgiz]] titles.|ja =ほとんど[[Muzgiz]]のリプリント版}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eduard Annecke]]''' ||##### ||1882- ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Apollo-Verlag''' ||A. ### V. || ||Berlin ||Extensive archive located in Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Apostol]]''' ||##### ||- ||Helsinki||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Appun's Musikverlag''' ||K. ## || ||Bunzlau ||works of Louis Kruber use plate K. ## (not unusual- see discussion forum), other plates unknown <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arct]]''' ||#### ||||Warsaw||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Arnaud''' ||### A.||1821 or before-1850 or after||Lyon||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arnold]]''' ||#### ||1829 or before-1877||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.W. Arnold]]''' ||#### ||1843-1872||Elberfeld||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arrow]]''' ||AMP #### ## ||1938–1956 ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arnoldis]]''' ||#### ||1910-1940||Halle, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L'Art belge]]''' ||A.B. ### ||1915-1933 ||Bruxelles ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Art Publication Society]]''' || ||1912-1980's ||St. Louis ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Artaria]]''' ||####||1765-1858||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon|Artia]]''' || ||1953-89||Prague ||=Supraphon<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Ascher]]''' ||E.A. ## ||1888- ||Hamburg, New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ascherberg, Hopwood &amp; Crew]]''' || ##,#### ||||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''E. Ascherberg &amp; Co.''' ||E.A. &amp; Co. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Ascherberg, Hopwood &amp; Crew, Ltd.&lt;/div&gt; ||A.H.&amp; C. Ltd. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edwin Ashdown]]''' ||E.A. ##,#### ||1889-||London ||<br /> |----<br /> <br /> |'''[[Associated Board]]''' ||#### ||1919-||London ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Associated Music Publishers]]''' ||A.S. #####-## ||18??-1964 ||New York ||Started sometime around 1876-1894??; acquired by [[Schirmer]] in 1964. US representative/copublisher of [[Schott]] and others.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Auer]]''' || #### || ||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Altschuler]]''' || #### ||1920-40 ||Warsaw, Riga||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Augener]]''' ||##### ||1854-1962||London ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Galaxy 1962.|en =sold to Galaxy in 1962}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Augusta Edizioni Musicali''' || || ||Torino ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hermann Augustin''' ||H.A. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sociedad de Autores Españoles]]'''|| S.A.E. ### ||1900s || Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Charles Avison, Ltd.]]''' ||Av Ed ## ||1905-18||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;B&quot;&gt;B&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|B}}|| ||{{hs|B}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Bach &amp; Co.''' ||B. ## &amp; C°. || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bachmann]]''' || ||1819- ||Hannover ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. D. Baedeker]]''' || ||1819- ||Essen||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Julius Bagge]]''' || ||1874-90 ||Stockholm||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bahn]]''' || ||1854-97 ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Le Bailly]]''' || ### ||1835-1902 ||Paris ||Acquired by O [[Bornemann]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ballard]]''' || ||1551–1821 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Banks]]''' ||##|| ||York, Leeds ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bärenreiter|Bärenreiter-Verlag]]''' ||BA ####&lt;br&gt;BVK ####&lt;br&gt;TP ###||1923– ||Kassel ||{{#iflang:|de =Herausgeber des MGG (Deutsche Musikenzyklopädie], neue Gesamtausgaben von JS Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Schütz, etc.|en =Publishers of MGG (German musical encyclopædia), New Complete Editions of JS Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Schütz, etc.|ja =ドイツの音楽事典であるMGGを出版した会社。バッハ、モーツァルト、シューベルト、シュッツなどの新全集。}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''[[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Neue Mozart-Ausgabe|Neue Mozart-Ausgabe]]'' '''NMA'''||BA 4501–4617||1955–2007|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Aktuell in 115 Bänden|en =<br /> Presently in 115 volumes|ja =現在115冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''Franz Berwald: Sämtliche Werke''||BA 4901–4923||1966–1987|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Aktuell in 22 Bänden|en =Presently in 22 volumes|ja =現在22冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''[[Neue Bach-Ausgabe (Bach, Johann Sebastian)|Neue Bach-Ausgabe]]'' '''NBA'''||BA 5001–5100||1954–2007|| ||{{#iflang:|de =In 99 Bänden|en =In 99 volumes|ja =現在99冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''[[New Edition of the Complete Works (Berlioz, Hector)|New Berlioz Edition]]'' '''NBE'''||BA 5441–5466||1967–2005|| ||{{#iflang:|de =In 26 Bänden|en =In 26 volumes|ja =現在26冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''Neue Schubert-Ausgabe''||BA 5502–5557||1964–|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Aktuell in 52 Bänden|en =Presently in 52 volumes|ja =現在52冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''Leoš Janácek: Kritische Gesamtausgabe''||BA 6841–6860||1978–|| ||{{#iflang:|de= Aktuell in 16 Bänden in Verbindung mit Subraphon|en =Presently in 16 volumes, in conjunction with Supraphon|ja =現在16冊、}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''G. Barnewitz'sche Hofbuchhandlung''' ||# || ||Neustrelitz || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Barrau]]''' ||B. ### ||1910-24 ||Paris, Luchon || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Barth]]''' ||#### ||1872-94 ||Berlin || Barth &amp; Fritze 1872 bought by [[Otto Junne]]<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Theodor Barth&lt;/div&gt; ||B. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friedrich Bartholomäus]]''' ||#### ||1854-71 ||Erfurt || bought by [[Siegel]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Barvitius]]''' ||#### ||1854-71 ||Prague || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fritz Baselt]]''' ||F.B. ### || ||Frankfurt am Main || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joubert|L. Bathlot]]''' ||#### ||1868-87 ||Paris || became [[Joubert]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Baudoux]]''' ||E. #### B. ||1880?–1905 ||Paris||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft 1905 an Rouart, Lerolle et Cie.|en =<br /> sold to Rouart, Lerolle et Cie. in 1905|ja =Rouart, Lerolle et Cie.に売却}}<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Julius Bauer]]''' ||#### ||1873- ||Braunschweig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Louis Bauer]]''' ||#### || ||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Bauer]]''' ||#### ||1900-1910 ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.T. Bauersachs''' ||#### || ||St.Louis||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bayley &amp; Ferguson]]''' ||#### ||1884- ||Glasgow London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Beal, Stuttard]]''' ||#### ||ca.1900- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bechtold]]''' ||#### ||1885- ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bechtold &amp; Hartje]]''' ||#### ||?-1842 ||Berlin ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Beck]]''' ||#### ||1763- ||Nördlingen ||(Munich 1889)<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Ernst Hugo Becker Verlag]]''' ||#### ||1920s- ||Wuppertal ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Begas]]''' ||#### ||1873-76 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M.P. Belaieff]]''' ||#### ||1885–1972 ||Leipzig, St. Petersburg || {{#iflang:|de =Übernommen von Peters|en =Absorbed by Peters|ja =Petersに吸収}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bellmann &amp; Thümer]]''' ||#### ||1877- ||Potschappel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bellon, Ponscarme et Cie.]]''' ||#### ||1903-6 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Belwin Inc.]]''' ||#### ||1918- ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W. Benicke''' || ||1890s(?)-? ||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur.|en =Engraving.}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Benicke|Benicke]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Benicke|Benicke]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anton J. Benjamin]]''' ||A.J.B. #### || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Benoît aîné]]''' || (B.a.)#### ||1851-1913 || Paris || See {{DataBNF|en/14815033/benoit_aine/}}. ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Émile Benoît]]''' || E.B.#### ||1882-1900, 1913-1927 || Paris || Acquired by [[W. Sulzbach]] in 1900, then reappeared following Sulzbach's retirement. See {{DataBNF|en/17014848/emile_benoit_editeur/}}. ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[S.M. Berg]]''' || #### ||1916-19 ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Berens]]''' ||E.B. ### || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Berka]]''' ||#### ||1835||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Berlin Music]]''' || #### ||1920- ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M. Bernard]]''' || || ||St. Petersburg ||{{#iflang:|de =Übernommen von Jurgenson 1885|en =Absorbed by Jurgenson in 1885|ja =1885年Jurgensonに吸収}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Marco Berra]]''' || ### ||1811-1854 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Bertarelli &amp; C.]]''' || ### ||1900-1914 ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Berté]]''' ||E.B. &amp; Cie. ||1890- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bertelsmann]]''' ||#### ||1850- ||Gutersloh ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bertling]]''' ||#### ||1850- ||Danzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bertram]]''' ||#### ||1883-91 ||Brussels ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bessel]]''' ||#### ||1869- ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Bessel}} ||W. #### B. ||1869- ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Betts]]''' ||#### ||1800-1850 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Bevilacqua &amp; Cia]]''' ||#### || ||Rio de Janeiro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Beyer &amp; Söhne]]''' || ### ||1861- ||Langensalza ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bideri]]''' || ||1876- ||Naples ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Biglow &amp; Main''' || ## || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''C.H. Bigolet''' ||C.H.B. ## || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Billaudot]]''' || ||1896- ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W.H. Billing''' || ||1880-1940||Toronto ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Birchall|Robert Birchall]]''' || ||ca.1780-ca.1824 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchall &amp; Andrews}} || ||ca.1783-ca.1785 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchall &amp; Co.}} || ||ca.1821-ca.1830 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchall, Lonsdale, and Mills}} || ||ca.1821-ca.1830 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Birchard|C.C. Birchard &amp; Company]]''' ||#### ||1901-1956 ||Boston ||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Clayton F. Summy 1957|en =purchased by Clayton F. Summy Co. in 1957}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Summy-Birchard Co.}} || ||1957-ca.1980 ||Evanston || See also [[Summy]]?<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchtree Music Group}} || ||1980?-1988 ||Princeton ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Warner-Chappell|en =sold to Warner-Chappell}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Birnbach]]''' ||R.B. #### ||ca.1904- ||Berlin ||Acquired [[Verlag Dreililien]] in 1934. <br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birnbach's Volks-Ausgabe}} ||B.V.A. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Bisping]]''' || ||1908- ||Münster ||<br /> |----<br /> |A.E. Blackmar &amp; Bro. || || 1860-? || Augusta Georgia, elsewhere || See [[wikipedia:Armand Blackmar|Armand E. Blackmar]] , e.g.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Josef Blaha]]''' or '''Groscher &amp; Blaha''' ||J.B. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[George E. Blake]]''' ' || #### ||1803-1850 ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''L. A. Blanchard''' || ||1870s ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eduard Bloch]]''' || #### I || 1865- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Blosfeld]]''' ||B #### I || 1886- ||Riga ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Boag]]''' || #### I || ca.1790-1830 ||London, Newcastle ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boessenecker]]''' || ||1863-1913 ||Regensburg ||bought by [[Coppenrath]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anton Böhm]]''' || ||1802- ||Augsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Anton Böhm &amp; Sohn}} || ||1871- || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Böhme]]''' || ||1794-1887 ||Hamburg ||sold to Cranz<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boieldieu jeune]]''' || ### || 1811–1824 ||Paris || Founded by Louis-Armand Boieldieu (1777-1840); absorbed by Janet et Cotelle in 1824. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boivin]]''' || || 1720s-1750 ||Paris || sold to Bayard<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bölling]]''' || ||1881-87||Darmstadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bongiovanni''' ||F. ### B. || 1905-present? || Bologna || Also F[rancesco] Bongiovanni, founded in 1905 (eponymously), now a substantial record label in Italy and now called Casa Bongiovanni. (May still publish music?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Boosey &amp; Co''' || ||1854- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boosey &amp; Hawkes]]''' || ||1930- ||London ||Merger of Boosey &amp; Co. and Hawkes &amp; Sons<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bornemann]]''' || O.B. #### || by 1888?- ||Paris || Now Editions Bornemann, earlier O. Bornemann, S.Bornemann, le Bailly-Bornemann.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Bosc]]''' || ||1893-1939||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bösenberg''' || ||1840s ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bösendorfer]]''' || ### ||1870-1890 ||Vienna || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bossler]]''' || ### ||1781-1792 ||Speyer || <br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Bossler}} || ### ||1792-1828 ||Darmstadt || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boston Music Co.]]''' ||B.M.C. ##&lt;br&gt;B.M.Co. ##### ||1885-2003 ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bosworth &amp; Co.]]''' ||B. &amp; Co. ##### ||1890s?–1920s ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bote &amp; Bock]]''' ||B. &amp; B. ##### ||1838-present ||Berlin, Wiesbaden ||Has had offices in Berlin, Breslau, Stettin, Posen, Wiesbaden, perhaps elsewhere<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bowerman]]''' || ||1880s?–1920s ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boyer]]''' || ||ca.1780–ca.1806 ||Paris ||acquired by [[Naderman]]. Also &quot;Boyer et Le Menu&quot;. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maison Brahy]]''' ||##### ||1890–2004 ||Liege ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brainard|S. Brainard]]''' ||##### ||1845–1864 ||Cleveland ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;S. Brainard's Sons&lt;/div&gt; || ||1864-1931 ||Cleveland, Chicago ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brandenburg]]''' ||##### ||1830–1837 ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oscar Brandstetter]]''' || ||1880-present ||Leipzig (1880{{EN}}1945), Wiesbaden ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Brandstetter|Brandstetter]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Brandstetter|Brandstetter]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Max Brandt''' ||## || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brandus]]''' || ||1846–1887 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Ph. Maquet, 1888.|en =Sold to Ph. Maquet, 1888.|ja =1888年Ph. Maquetに吸収}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Brandus &amp; Cie.}} ||B. &amp; Cie. ||1846–1854, 1873–1887 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Brandus &amp; Dufour}} ||B. &amp; D. ##### ||1854–1872 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Georg Bratfisch]]''' || G.B. #### || ||Frankfurt-Oder ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bratti]]''' || #### ||1870-1930 ||Florence ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolph Brauer]]''' || #### ||1847- ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Breitkopf und Härtel]]''' ||##### ||1725-||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''Orchester-Bibliothek''<br /> |Orch.-B. || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''Partitur-Bibliothek''<br /> |Part.-B. || || || <br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''Volksausgabe''<br /> |V. A. ||1876–1913 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Bach-Gesellschaft Ausgabe]]''<br /> |B.W. ### || || || <br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Ludwig van Beethoven - Complete Works Edition|Beethoven Gesammtausgabe]]''<br /> |B. ### ||1862–1888 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Johannes Brahms - Complete Works Edition|Brahms: Sämtliche Werke]]''<br /> |J.B. ### ||1926–1927 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Georg Friedrich Händels Werke (Handel, George Frideric)|Georg Friedrich Händels Werke]]''<br /> |H.W. ### ||1858–1894, 1902 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Franz Liszt - Liszt-Stiftung Edition|Liszt-Stiftung Edition]]''<br /> |F.L. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Complete Works Edition|Alte Mozart-Ausgabe]]''<br /> |W.A.M. ### ||1877–1910|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Platte Nr. = Köchel (KV)&lt;sup&gt;1&lt;/sup&gt;|en =Plate number = Köchel (KV)&lt;sup&gt;1&lt;/sup&gt;|ja =プレート番号は|ケッヘル番号 (KV)&lt;sup&gt;1&lt;/sup&gt;}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy - Complete Works Edition|Mendelssohn Gesammtausgabe]]<br /> |M.B. ### || || || <br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Franz Peter Schubert - Complete Works Edition|Franz Peter Schuberts Werke]]''<br /> |F.S. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Robert Alexander Schumann - Complete Works Edition|Robert Schumanns Werke]]''<br /> |R.S.## ||1879–1893 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Bremner]]''' || ||1754-1762 ||Edinburgh ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Robert Bremner&lt;/div&gt; || ||1762-1789 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brewer &amp; Co]]''' || ||1860-85 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J. Brixner''' || ||1872- ||Vienna ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Brockhaus]]''' ||M.B || 1893- || Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Brödrene Hals'''||B.H.M. ### ||1887–1908 ||Kristiania (=Oslo) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Broekmans &amp; Van Poppel]]'''||### || ||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Broude Brothers]]''' || ||1929– ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J.F. Browne''' || || 1810-? || London, New York || Established (according to an ad in Dwight's Journal) in London in 1810, established a New York office in 1841, moved warerooms (and address?) from 709 to 589 Broadway, NY in 1866. Harp makers, publishers of harp music.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brüggemann]]''' || || 1829-31 ||Halberstadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bruneau]]''' ||B&amp;Cie###|| 1880–1900 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Buffet-Crampon]]''' || ||1836– ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Bulla]]''' || E.B. ### ||1878-1910 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bursik &amp; Kohout'''||B. ### K. || ||Prague||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Buchholz &amp; Diebel]]'''||B. ### D. || ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |----''Buschmann &amp; Guimarães'''||### || ca.1880s ||Rio de Janeiro||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Büttner]]''' || ||1850- ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oluf By's Musikforlag]]'''||O.B. #### ||ca.1904-1925 ||Kristiania (=Oslo)|| Purchased by Norsk Musikforlag<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;C&quot;&gt;C&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|C}}|| ||{{hs|C}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[C. E. Music Publishers]]'''|| ####|| 1920||Dublin|| Should probably be named something like &quot;Cochrane &amp; Esposito Music Publishing&quot; on this site, for clarity<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Campbell, Connelly &amp; Co.]]'''|| ####|| 1925||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Capolongo-Feola'''|| ####|| ||Naples||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Johann Cappi'''||####||1801-182x? ||Vienna||See https://www.wien.gv.at/wiki/index.php/Johann_Cappi . Uncle of Pietro Cappi, partner of Diabelli. Company passed to his wife after his death, for some period of time? Publisher of some Beethoven works as late as 1822.<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Diabelli|Cappi et Diabelli]]'''||C. et D. No. ### || ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carisch &amp; Jänichen]]'''||C. ##### J. || bef.1898-aft.1956 ||Milan; Leipzig || Still exists as Carisch &amp; Jänichen Musical Instruments - perhaps also as publisher? Needs looking into, I think (as do several other &quot;2nd or 3rd tier publishers&quot; that turn up once awhile). Seems to have printed some 15000 plates at least (Bloch sonata, 1956?) in that 60-year timeframe - does anyone know anything about them?<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carli''' || #### || ?–1828 ||Paris || Raphael Carli et Cie. purchased in 1828 by [[Girod]] (or by Launer, according to BNF Data?). (Purchased right after the owner Nicolas-Raphaël Carli (1764-1827)'s death, it seems.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carulli]]''' || ||1822–1833 ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carus]]'''||||1972-||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cary &amp; Co.]]'''||C. &amp; Co., ####|| ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cassell]]'''||||1860s- ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Catelin]]'''||||1837-66||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''CeBeDeM'''|| ||1951-2015||Brussels|| See http://www.cebedem.be/en : the Belgian Centre for Music Documentation was a non-profit organization. In 2015 it was taken over by the library of the Brussels Royal Conservatories.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Century Music Co.]]'''||||1890-1950||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Chabal]]''' ||#### ||ca.1840-1905||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Chadim]]''' ||#### ||ca.1920-1950||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Challier &amp; Co.]]'''||C.&amp;Co. ### || 1836–aft.1934 || Berlin || Do not know much about this publisher but their name and imprint seems to turn up fairly often - not so much on scores we have so far (14 times at most ) but in libraries generally I think. Possibly founded by C.A. Challier (d.1871) or (more likely?) renamed by him (to C.A. Challier &amp; Co.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''E. Challiot''' || E.C. #### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.W. Chanot]]''' ||#### ||ca.1890-19??||London Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''S. Chapelier''' ||S.C. ## || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Chappell]]''' ||C ##### ||1810-present||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Charivari Musikverlag]]''' || ##### ||1930-||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emile Chatot]]''' ||#### ||ca.1859-1894||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Chérubini, Méhul, Kreutzer, Rode und Boieldieu''' || ||1802-1811||Paris ||Mostly existed to publish the works of the five composers in question, it seems.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. &amp; W. Chester, Ltd.]]''' || ||1861-present ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Chester}} ||CH #### ||1970?-present || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. &amp; W. Chester, Ltd.}} ||J.W.C. #### ||1861-ca.1970 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Thomas W. Chester'''||T.W.C. No. ## || ||London||bought (partly) by Rossini<br /> |----<br /> |'''La Chevardière''' || ||1757-1785 ||Paris || Stock sold to Le Duc on 1 December 1784<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Julius Chmel]]'''||Ch. ##### ||1878-97||Vienna||dances, piano, zither, songs<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Choudens]]'''||A.C. ##### ||1845-||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Christoph &amp; Kuhé]]'''|| ||1855-1880||Pest||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Church]]'''||##### ||1869-1930||Cincinnati||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Theodore Presser Co.|en =acquired by Theodore Presser Co.}} Known as John Church, Church &amp; Co., etc.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Clementi &amp; Co.]]'''|| ||1801-1830||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cochet]]''' || ||1794ca.-1804ca. ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Cocks]]'''||##### ||1823-1904||London||bought by [[Augener &amp; Co.]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cohen]]'''||##### ||1866-95||Bonn||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Martin Cohen'''||### || ||Regensburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E.W. Cole]]'''||##### ||1880ca.-1925 ca.||Melbourne||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Cole]]'''||##### ||1802-1839||Baltimore||bought by [[Miller &amp; Beacham]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Colombier]]''' ||C. #### ||1838-1892||Paris||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Émile Gallet|en =acquired by Émile Gallet}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Comendinger''' ||## || ||Constantinople|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Composers Association of Macedonia'''|| || ||Skopje||{{plain|http://www.socom.com.mk|Informational link here.}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Composers' Music Corporation'''||C.M.C. ### || ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[The Composers Press]]'''||### ||1925-1971 ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Coppenrath|Alfred Coppenrath]]''' ||A.C. ### ||1855- ||Regensburg ||Acquired(?) by Carus-Verlag in 2008<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Alfred Coppenrath's Verlag (H. Pawelek)}} ||H.P. ### ||1887-? || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Alfred Coppenrath Verlag}} || ||1945?- ||Altötting ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cos Cob]]''' || ||1929-1930s ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Costallat]]'''||C. &amp; C. / C. &amp; Cie. ||1895-ca.1950||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cotta]]'''|| ## ||1659-? ||Tubingen, Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cottrau]]'''|| ||1855-84 ||Naples||Founded by Teodoro Cottrau in 1855; sold to [[Ricordi]] in 1884.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Courleux]]'''||G.C. ### ||1884-99 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Cousineau'''|| ||1766-? ||Paris||Also known as Cousineau Père et Fils, Vve Cousineau, etc. Founded by Georges Cousineau (b.1733), father of a famous harpist, in Paris before the Revolution. Across the street he founded a famous instrument shop, where the son (Jacques-Georges, 1760-1824 or 1836) soon joined his father. (Govea, &quot;Nineteenth- and Twentieth-century Harpists: A Bio-critical Sourcebook&quot;, p.39; other sources.) Possibly purchased by/succeeded by [[Lemoine]] around 1825.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Coventry &amp; Hollier]]'''|| ||1833-1849 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.B. Cramer]]'''|| ||1820-1970s ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[August Cranz]]'''||C. || ||Hamburg, Leipzig, Brussels ||{{#iflang:|de =Tochter von Schott|en =subsidiary of Schott|ja =Schottの子会社}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Creuzbauer]]'''|| ||1841-43 ||Karlsruhe||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.H. Cundy]]'''|| ###-# ||?-1907 ||Boston|| Boston music publisher primarily? (Now better known as one-half of Cundy-Bettoney, itself better known for their clarinets than their music publications, it seems.)<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Cundy Music Co.}}|| ####-# || 1890s ||Boston||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Cundy-Bettoney}}|| ####-# || 1907{{EN}}? ||Boston|| Cundy-Bettoney was created when W.H. Cundy was purchased by Harry Bettoney (1867{{EN}}1953) in 1907. He had begun working there in 1897. (See brief bio of Bettoney &lt;span class=&quot;plainlinks&quot;&gt;[http://test.woodwind.org/clarinet/BBoard/read.html?f=1&amp;i=10171&amp;t=10171 here]&lt;/span&gt;.) Publisher and clarinet maker.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Curci]]'''|| ||1860-present ||Naples Milan||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Curwen &amp; Sons]]'''|| ||1863-1970s ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;D&quot;&gt;D&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|D}}|| ||{{hs|D}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Edition Dania''' || E.D. ### || 1930?-1966? ||Copenhagen || Directed by the Association of Danish Composers (see {{plain|http://dvm.nu/periodical/dmt/dmt_1936/dmt_1936_03/edition-dania/|this 1936 explanation (Danish)}}.) May have published part of the ''[[wikipedia:da:Samfundet til Udgivelse af Dansk Musik|Samfundet til Udgivelse af Dansk Musik]]'' series (now published by Edition S) and [[wikipedia:en:Edition S|Edition S]] - the organization was in fact first called &quot;Edition Samfundet&quot;. Edition Dania may have been one of their projects?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dansk Tonekunstner Forenings Forlag]]''' || ||1903- ||Copenhagen|| <br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Herman Darewski]]''' || ||1920s ||London|| <br /> |---- <br /> |'''D. Davis &amp; Co.''' || || ||Sydney|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Duncan Davison &amp; Co.''' || #### || ||London|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H.F.W. Deane &amp; Sons]]''' || ||ca.1910 ||London|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Decombe''' || ||1795-1819 ||Paris|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Decourcelle]]''' || P.D. ### ||ca.1882?-?||Nice|| Founded? by composer {{LinkName|Paul|Decourcelle}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Raymond Deiss]]''' || ||ca.1910-1940 ||Paris|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Delrieu]]'''||D.F.### || ||Nice, Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Demets]]''' ||E. #### D. ||1895?-ca.1925||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt''' || || ||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Deutscher Verlag für Musik''' ||DVfM #### ||1954- ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig. {{#iflang:de| =Unter Breitkopf &amp; Härtel|en =Under Breitkopf &amp; Härtel|ja =Breitkopf &amp; Härtelの下で}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Diabelli]]''' ||#### ||1817-1858 ||Vienna || Eventually merged into [[August Cranz]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Dieckmann]]''' ||##### ||1888- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Diemer]]''' ||#### ||1879- ||Mainz || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Dietrich]]''' ||##### ||1883- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Otto Dietrich''' ||O. #### D. ||1886-1936 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L. Digoudé-Diodet]]''' ||L. #### D. ||1904-ca.1947 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ditson|Oliver Ditson]]''' ||##### ||1783- ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Ditson}}&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; → Musician's Library<br /> |ML-####-# || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Doblinger]]''' ||D. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Domkowski &amp; Co.''' ||#### ||ca. 1892-ca. 1900 ||Munich || led by R. Wächtler<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Donajowski]]''' || #### ||ca.1890- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dörffel]]''' || #### ||1862-1891 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dover Publications]]''' || ||1941-||Mineola ||Mostly reprints<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Verlag Dreililien|Dreililien]]''' || ||1901-1934 ||Berlin, Lichterfelde ||Or, &quot;Verlag Dreililien&quot;, or &quot;Dreililien-Verlag&quot; . Incorporated in 1934 into the publisher Richard Birnbach.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Drei Masken Verlag]]''' || ||1910- ||Munich, Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W. Dubois''' || ||1820s-1830s ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Dufaut et Dubois]]'''||V.D. et D. #### ||1819-1842 ||Paris|| See {{DataBNF|14816437/dufaut___dubois_editeur_de_musique/}} for some information.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dunst]]''' || ||ca.1820-1848 ||Frankfurt, Bonn, Cologne||<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Dupont-Metzner''' ||### ||1893?-1976? ||Nancy ||Initial publisher of many works by Guy Ropartz. May no longer be a publisher, but still a piano maker. See {{plain|http://www.dupont-metzner.com/|http://www.dupont-metzner.com/}} for example.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Dupont]]''' || ||1855-1908 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dupuis]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Durand]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|A. Durand et Fils}} ||A.D. &amp; F. ||1891-ca.1920 || ||{{#iflang:|de =Weniger bekannt als D. &amp; F.|en =less common than D. &amp; F.|ja =D. &amp; F.より一般的でない}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand et Cie.}} ||D. &amp; C. ||ca.1960-present || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand et Fils}} ||D. &amp; F. ||1891-ca.1960. || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand, Schoenewerk, et Cie.}} ||D.S. &amp; Cie. ||1870–1885 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand-Schoenewerk}} ||D.S. ||1886–1891 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Durdilly &amp; Cie.]]'''||V.D. &amp; Cie. #### ||1878-1908 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;E&quot;&gt;E&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|E}}|| ||{{hs|E}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[A. Eady]]''' || ### ||1889- ||Auckland ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eberle|Josef Eberle &amp; Co.]]''' ||J.E. ### ||1873-1974 ||Vienna ||{{#iflang:|en =Engraver and publisher of music.}} {{#iflang:|en =(Use template [[Template:Eberle|Eberle]] for the firm's work as an engraver.)}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Waldheim-Eberle}} || ||1890s-1974 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Ebling''' || ### || ||Mainz ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Carl Ebling}} <br /> |K.E. ### || ||Mainz ||now Karl Ebling<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ebner]]''' || ### ||1889-96 ||Ludwigsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Echo Muzyczne]]''' || ### ||1885- ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[van Eck]]''' || ### || ||The Hague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ch. Egrot]]''' ||Ch. E. ### ||ca.1862-ca.1887 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eisoldt &amp; Rohkrämer]]''' || E. ### R. ||1900- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Elkan &amp; Schildknecht]]''' ||### ||1859- ||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Elkan-Vogel]]''' || ||1928-1970 ||Philadelphia ||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Theodore Presser Co.|en =acquired by Theodore Presser Co.}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Elkin &amp; Co.]]''' ||E. &amp; Co. || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fried. Emmermann]]''' ||F.E. ### || ||Mainz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[vom Ende|H. vom Ende]]''' ||E. &amp; Co. ||1895- ||Köln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.A. Endter]]''' || #### ||1600–1855 ||Nuremberg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Engelmann &amp; Mühlberg]]'''||##### || ||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Engelmann|Engelmann]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Engelmann|Engelmann]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Enoch]]''' || ||1853- ||Paris, London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch}} <br /> |E.F. &amp; C. ||1881–1895 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch &amp; Cie.}}<br /> |E. &amp; C. ||1895-present ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch &amp; Cie.}}<br /> |E. &amp; Cie. ||1895-present ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch &amp; Sons}} <br /> |E. &amp; S. #### ||1869–1927 || London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch Père et Fils}}<br /> |E.P. &amp; F. ||1853–1881 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eos]]''' || #### ||1913–1925 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Erard''' || ### ||? (before 1810s)–? ||Paris ||Also &quot;Melles Erard&quot;. Publishing arm of the piano manufacturer, it seems. See the collection {{GoogleB|VVvHCgAAQBAJ|PP61|The History of the Erard Piano and Harp in Letters and Documents, 1785–1959}} (2015, Cambridge University Press, multiple editors) (pg. 61 especially, but otherwise too).<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Erler]]''' || #### ||1867-1881 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Eschig]]''' ||M.E. #### ||1907–1987 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Escudier]]''' || ||1837-1882||Paris ||Sold to Heugel in 1882<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|La France Musicale}} ||F.M. #### ||1837-1843||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Bureau Central de la Musique}} ||B.C. #### ||1843-1853||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Léon Escudier}} ||L.E. #### ||1853-1882||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B. Eslava]]''' || ||1857-1900 ||Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eulenburg|Edition Eulenburg]]''' || || ||Leipzig, London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Ernst Eulenburg}} ||E.E. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Europa]]''' ||Ed. ### Er. || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Evans &amp; Co.]]''' || ### || 1866-1930||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Evette &amp; Schaeffer]]''' ||E.S. #### ||1875-1929 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ewer]]''' || ||1823-1867 ||London || Acquired by [[Novello]] in 1867<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;F&quot;&gt;F&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|F}}|| ||{{hs|F}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Falter &amp; Sohn]]''' ||F. &amp; S. ###||1786-1888 ||Munich || Founded (as Falter'schen Musikhandlung) in 1786 (no prefix to plates); changed to Falter &amp; Söhn sometime before 1820 or so (presumably as his son took over part of the business); purchased by [[Aibl]] in 1888. See {{plain|http://muk.gwi.uni-muenchen.de/mv0002|Münchner Musik-Lexikon}} for some additional information.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Farrenc]]''' ||A.F. ### ||1820-1839 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K. G. Fazer]]''' || ### || ||Helsingfors ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Gustav Fechner''' || G. ## F.|| ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leo Feist]]''' || ### || ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B. Feldman &amp; Co.]]''' || ### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ph. Feuchot]]''' || P.F. #### ||ca.1872-1889 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Feuchtinger &amp; Gleichauf]]''' || ### || ||Regensburg ||bought [[Pustet]] 1978<br /> |----<br /> |'''Filippone e Tornaghi''' || #### F. e T. || ||Rio de Janeiro || <br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Fiot''' || 1830s || ||Philadelphia || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Firnberg]]''' || ###&lt;br&gt;B.F. ### || ||Frankfurt am Main||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Firth|John Firth]]''' || ||1815-1820 ||New York ||Probably manufactured instruments only<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth &amp; Hall}} || ||1821-1832 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth, Hall &amp; Pond}} ||#### ||1833-1846 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth, Pond &amp; Co.}} ||#### ||1847-1863 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth, Son &amp; Co.}} ||#### ||1863-1867 || ||Acquired by [[Ditson|Oliver Ditson Co.]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''Fischbacher''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.E. Fischer]]''' || ||1862- ||Bremen ||bought by Benjamin, 1925<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Fischer]]''' || ||1872-present ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Fischer &amp; Brother]]''' ||J.F. &amp; B. ####-## ||1864-1970 ||Dayton, OH; New York||Founded by Joseph and Ignaz Fischer in 1864. See http://trove.nla.gov.au/version/24816111 .<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[FitzSimons]]''' || || 1930-1986 || Chicago || Taken over by Fred Bock<br /> |----<br /> |'''Harold Flammer, Inc.''' || || 1917-? || New York || Now owned by Shawnee Press (which is now a branch of Hal Leonard). Began his company on June 6, 1917, in Manhattan (according to {{GoogleB|Z7qzxK4ZascC|PA157|The Musical Monitor, Vol.11}}). Began specializing in choral music ca.1930. (Not sure when bought by Shawnee Press.) Still exists as a choral music imprint in 2011 according to Worldcat.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Flaxland]]''' ||G.F. #### &lt;br&gt;or G.D. ####|| 1847–1869 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =An [[Durand]] 1870 verkauft|en =to [[Durand]], 1870|ja =[[Durand]]へ1870年}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''William Foden''' || || fl.1890's-1947 || St. Louis || Mostly guitar music<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fœtisch Frères]]''' ||F #### F || 1862-1976 ||Lausanne, Switzerland || taken over by Hug 1976<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Forberg]]''' ||#### ||1888-||Leipzig || bought Thiemer<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Robert Forberg]]''' ||#### ||1862-||Leipzig || {{#iflang:|de =Gravur von Röder|en =engraving by Röder|ja =Röderが刻字}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Forlivesi]]''' ||#### ||1875-||Florence ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Forster Music Publisher]]''' ||#### ||1902-||Chicago ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[William Forster]]''' || ||1700s?||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Forsyth Brothers, Ltd.]]''' ||#### ||1875-||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[A. Fouquet]]''' ||A.F. ####|| 1876–1908 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sam Fox]]''' ||#### ||1906-||Cleveland ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Francis, Day &amp; Hunter]]''' ||#### ||1877-||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Willy von Franquet]]''' || ||1890-between 1898 and 1903|| Greiz, Leipzig, Berlin, Braunscheig || Acquired by [[Louis Oertel]] sometime between 1898 and 1903<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Freie Vereinigung zur Förderung guter Guitaremusik]]''' || I-VIII, # || ||Augsburg ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur von Oscar Brandstetter|en =engraving by Oscar Brandstetter (Leipzig)}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bernhard Friedel]]''' ||#### ||1851-1881||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hugo Friedländer''' ||### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. Friedlein]]''' ||#### ||1849-56||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friese]]''' ||#### ||?-1866||Dresden, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E.W. Fritzsch]]''' ||E.W.F. ###||1866?–1903||Leipzig || Possibly founded by Ernst Wilhelm Fritzsch (1840{{EN}}1902). Acquired by [[C.F.W. Siegel]] after his death, in 1903. Published music, essays and books (by Nietzsche and others).<br /> |----<br /> |'''C.W. Fröhlich''' || ||?-1838||Berlin || Bought by [[Bote &amp; Bock, GmbH]] <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Fromont]]''' ||E. #### F. ||ca.1891–1921||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fuentes y Asenjo]]''' || ||ca.1850-1910||Madrid|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Funk &amp; Wagnalls]]''' || ||1880–||New York|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Furore Verlag''' || ||1986- ||Kassel || {{#iflang:|de =Fokussiert auf wenig bekannten Werken von Komponistinnen, enschl. viele Erstausgaben von Clara Schumann, Fanny Hensel und anderen.&lt;br&gt;Mindestens eine Ausgabe hat einen falschen Urheberrechtshinweis (Reprint)|en =Focuses on obscure works by female composers, inc. many first editions of Clara Schumann, Fanny Hensel, et al.&lt;br&gt;At least one edition has a bogus copyright notice (reprint)|ja =少なくとも1つの版でいんちきの著作権表示 (リプリント)}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fürstner|Adolph Fürstner]]''' ||A. #### F. ||1868-ca.1905 ||Berlin ||{{#iflang:|de =Tochter von Schott|en =subsidiary of Schott|ja =Schottの子会社}}<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;G&quot;&gt;G&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|G}}|| ||{{hs|G}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Gallet]]''' ||E.G. #### ||1892- ||Paris||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Gambaro''' ||### ||1814-1861 ||Paris|| Some information &lt;span class=plainlinks&gt;[https://www.clarinet.org/clarinetFestArchive.asp?archive=82 at this biography page]&lt;/span&gt;. Dates 1814-1861 are from the Gambaro entry in the index of a book about [[Breitkopf und Härtel]].<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Gambogi frères]]''' ||G.G. #### ||1860-1877 ||Paris||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[F.W. Garbrecht]]''' || ||1862-ca.1880||Leipzig||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|en =Acquired by Brandstetter.}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Garbrecht|Garbrecht]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Garbrecht|Garbrecht]])}}<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[E. Gaudet]]''' || ####.E.G. ||1895-1933 ||Paris|| Successor of La Fleur, purchased by [[Salabert]]<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Gay &amp; Tenton]]''' || #### ||ca. 1900- ||Paris||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Gebauer]]''' || || 1919- ||Leipzig, Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Gebethner and Wolff]]''' || || 1857-ca.1945 ||Warsaw || Nationalized after World War II<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Gebethner and Wolff}}<br /> |G. &amp; C. ### ||1857-1860s || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Gebethner and Wolff}}<br /> |G. #### W. ||1860s- || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L.E. Gebhardi]]''' || || 1838-1870 ||Erfurt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Gehrmans''' ||C.G. #### ||||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Geib''' || ||1820?-1840s? ||New York, Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.M. Geidel]]''' || || ||Leipzig||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Geidel|Geidel]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Geidel|Geidel]])}}<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[F.B. Geitler]]''' || #### ||1862-1871||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Gérard et Cie.]]''' ||C.M. #### ||1860-1887||Paris ||Catalog acquired by Heugel<br /> |----<br /> |'''Gustav Gerdes''' ||### || ||Köln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gevaert]]''' ||G. ||ca.1850-ca.1900||Liege, Ghent ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Giessel]]''' ||##|| ||Bayreuth || Also Carl Giessel, Jr. ; relates to E.F. Steinacker of Leipzig? (So claims one of Sonneck&amp;rsquo;s books for the Library of Congress.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''B. Girard''' || ||1800s||Naples ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Girard-Fatout''' ||G. #### F. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Girod]]''' || ||1855-1919||Paris ||Possibly acquired by Alphonse Leduc after 1919<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|E. Girod}} ||E.G. #### ||1855-ca.1863||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|E. et A. Girod}} ||E. et A.G. #### ||ca.1864-ca.1881||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Veuve Girod}} ||E.G. #### ||ca.1882-ca.1907||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|P. Girod}} || ? ||ca.1908-ca.1919||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Giudici et Strada''' ||##### ||||Turin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Givre]]''' ||J. ### G. ||ca.1893-ca.1905||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Conrad Glaser]]''' ||#### ||1833-||Schleusingen (from 1892 Coburg) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fritz Gleichauf]]''' || ### #|| ||Regensburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. H. Glen]]''' || ### #|| ||Melbourne ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Globus Verlag]]''' ||D.L.S. ### #|| ||Berlin ||Deutsche Lieder-Sammlung<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Glocken-Verlag]]''' || ### #|| ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Glöggl]]''' || ### #|| ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Michel Glücksberg]]''' || M.G. ##; M. ## G.|| ||Warsaw||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anton Goll]]''' ||A.G. ### || ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gombart]]''' || ### || 1789-1836||Basel, Augsburg || Subject of a book &quot;Musikverlag Gombart : Basel, Augsburg (1789-1836)&quot; by Hans Rheinfurth and Monika Groening (published by Schneider (Tutzing), 1999).<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Goodwin &amp; Tabb]]''' || || || London || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Göpel]]''' || ||1842-1862 ||Stuttgart|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hamilton S. Gordon | Gordon]]''' || || ca.1850-1920 || New York || <br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|S.T. Gordon}} ||#### ||1855-1872||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|S.T. Gordon &amp; Son}} ||##### ||1873-1890||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Hamilton S. Gordon}} ||##### ||ca.1890-1920||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gordon &amp; Gotch]]''' || || 1885-||Sydney|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gotham-Attucks]]''' || || 1904-1912||New York|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.P. Gotthard]]''' || J.P.G. ### || 1868-80 || Vienna || sold to Doblinger<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gould &amp; Bolttler]]''' ||G. &amp; B. ### || 20th c || London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Goulding &amp; Co.]]''' || || ca.1784-1867|| London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Goumas]]''' || || -1870s || Paris || sold to Buffet-Crampon<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Grąbczewski]]''' || ||1920s || Warsaw ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''A. Gräbner''' ||A.G. ### || || Göttingen || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Graffart]]''' || ||ca.1870-ca.1900 || Liège || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Grahame &amp; Black]]''' ||G. &amp; B. ### || 1905-1915 || London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H.W. Gray]]''' || || 1877- ||New York || US agent for Novello<br /> |----<br /> |'''M. Gray''' ||M. G. #### || 1860-1887 ||San Francisco, Oakland || Also Matthias Gray, M. Gray's Music Stores. Formerly Atwill, who sold his business to Matthias Gray (1829{{EN}}1887) and William Herwig in 1860. According to ''Sixty years of California song'' (1913), soon after Gray's death the &quot;immense&quot; stock of music was &quot;sold for a song&quot; to [[Ditson]]. (Publisher page should probably be &quot;Gray&quot; for conciseness.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Henri Gregh''' ||H.G. #### || ||Paris||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Louis Gregh]]''' ||L.G. #### || 1873-1907||Paris||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[W. Greiner]]''' ||#### || 1833-1883||Paris||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[F.G.L. Gressler]]''' ||#### || 1842-98||Langensalza||Schulbuchhandlung<br /> |---- <br /> |'''J. van Groningen''' || ## || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Philipp Grosch]]''' || #### || 1920 ca.-||Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johann Gross]]''' || #### || 1882-||Innsbruck||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Grude]]''' || #### || 1883-||Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Grüninger]]''' ||C.G. #### || ||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Grus]]''' || ||1842-1875 ||Paris, London||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Grus}}<br /> |A.G. #### ||1842-1861 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Grus}}<br /> |L.G. #### ||1862-1875 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gubrynowicz &amp; Schmidt]]''' || ### ||1882 ||Lwow||Gubrynowicz &amp; Son from 1909<br /> |----<br /> |'''Giovanni Gualberto Guidi''' || #### || ||Firenze ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Joseph Günther''' ||J. ### G. || ||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gutheil]]''' ||A. #### G. || 1859-1947||Moscow || {{#iflang:|de =1914 an Edition Russe verkauft|en =to Edition Russe, 1914|ja =Edition Russeへ、1914年}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.J. Gutmann]]''' ||J. ### G. ||1874- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Gutmann}}<br /> |A.J.G. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;H&quot;&gt;H&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|H}}|| ||{{hs|H}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[J. Haakman-Chartier]]'''||J.H.### ; J.H.C.### || 1903-1910? || Paris ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Hachette]]'''||#### || 1846-1977 || Paris ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Häcker]]'''||#### || 1839-1851 || Chemnitz ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Hagemann &amp; Topp]]'''||#### || 1847-1856 || Rostock ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Julius Hainauer|Julius (or Jules) Hainauer]]''' ||J. #### H. ||1852?-ca.1933 ||Breslau ||May have absorbed or succeeded an earlier Breslau publisher, Schuhmann, and reissued e.g. some Liszt works originally published by same before 1852 or so when Hainauer-Verlag prob. started issuing music. Son of founder, Ernst Julius (1901-196x?), seems to have taken over at some point, left Breslau for England in 1933 after the [[wikipedia:Machtergreifung|seizure of political power by the Nazis]] (&quot;Machtergreifung&quot;), and founded Julius Hainauer Ltd. in London in 1936.<br /> |----<br /> |'''{{hide|Julius Hainauer Ltd.}}''' || ||1936-? ||London || See {{plain|http://www.lbi.org/german-exile-publishers/julius-hainauer-ltd/|German Exile Publishers}}<br /> |----<br /> |''Hal Leonard'''|| ### ||1947- ||Minnesota ||under L <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Halbreiter]]'''|| O.H. ### ||1875-1929 ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[William Hall &amp; Son]]'''||#### ||1847-1874||New York ||Acquired by [[Ditson|Oliver Ditson &amp; Co.]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hallberger]]'''||J. #### H. ||1848-72||Stuttgart ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brødrene Hals]]'''|| ####||||Kristiania (=Oslo) ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Hamelle|J. Hamelle]]'''||J. #### H. ||1877-ca.1940||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Hammond &amp; Co.]]'''||H. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hansa-Verlag'''||H.V. ### || ||Berlin-Wilmersdorf ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hansen|Edition Wilhelm Hansen]]''' ||##### ||1853- ||Copenhagen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Petter Håkonsen|Petter Håkonsen]]''' ||##### ||1-1887 ||Christiani ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Haring]]''' ||##### ||1847- ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Harmonia]]''' ||##### ||1881- ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Harmonie Verlag]]''' ||H. ### ||1897-1938 ||Berlin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[T.B. Harms ]]'''|| #### ||1881-1929?||New York ||According to [[T.B. Harms]], was sold or folded in 1929, though some counterexamples (e.g. a copyist's manuscript, at least, with © T.B. Harms, 1953) suggest otherwise- perhaps was merely an imprint by this point.<br /> |----<br /> <br /> |'''[[Frederick Harris]]''' ||##### ||1904- ||London, Toronto ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hartmann]]''' ||##### ||1882- ||Elberfeld ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Hartmann]]''' ||G.H. #### || 1868-1891||Paris || {{#iflang:|de =An [[Heugel]] 1891 verkauft|en =to [[Heugel]], 1891|ja =[[Heugel]]へ、1891年}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|G. Hartmann &amp; Cie.}} ||G.H. &amp; Cie. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tobias Haslinger]]''' ||T.H. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hatzfeld]]''' || #### ||1891- 97||Leipzig ||150 works by 1899<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hawkes &amp; Sons''' || #### ||1792- ||London ||Merged with Boosey &amp; Co 1930<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Hebermann's Nachfolger''' ||A.H.N. ## || ||Danzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heckel]]''' ||#### || || Mannheim ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heckenast]]''' || || || Pest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. W. Heffelfinger]]''' ||##### ||100-1918||Los Angeles ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heinrichshofen's Verlag]]''' ||H.M. ####&lt;br&gt;H.V. ##### ||1806- ||Magdeburg ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Heins''' ||C.H. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gustav Heinze]]''' ||G. ### H. || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Helmuth]]''' ||### ||to 1841 ||Halle ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Helsingfors Nya Musikhandel''' ||H.N.M. ### || 1884?&amp;ndash;1911? || Helsinki || See [[wikipedia:fi:Fazerin_musiikkikauppa|Article in Wikipedia (Finnish) on Fazer Publishing]] (the successor to H.N.M.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Helvetia-Verlag''' ||H. ### || ||Zürich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Th. Henkel]]''' || ||1853- ||Frankfurt am Main ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Henle Verlag]]''' || ||1949- ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ad. Henn]]''' ||A. ### H. || ||Geneva ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Herf &amp; Wolff]]''' ||#### ||1867-72 ||Mainz || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hesse]]''' || ||1881- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heu]]''' || ||1828-ca.1877 ||Paris ||Acquired by [[Louis Gregh]]<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|C. Heu}} ||C. H. #### ||1828-ca.1850 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|E. Heu}} ||E. H. #### ||1851-ca.1877 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heugel]]''' ||H. #### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Heugel et Companie}} ||H. &amp; C&lt;sup&gt;ie&lt;/sup&gt;. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Hieber]]''' || || ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Hiélard]]''' ||1858-99 || ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hientzsch]]''' ||C.F.H. #### ||1860–18885 ||Breslau||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''William E. Hill &amp; Sons''' ||#### ||1897– ||London||Small number of scores 1897-1917, then a few books on violin makers<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hinds, Hayden &amp; Eldredge]]''' ||#### ||1917- ||New York||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''C. Hiner''' || ### ||1880 ca.– ||Graz ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hinrichsen]]''' || ||1938-1980 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hercules Hinz]]''' || ### ||1879–1936 ||Altona ||bought by Hofmeister<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Abraham Hirsch]]''' || #### || 1843?-1943 ||Stockholm ||founded by Abraham Hirsch (1815-1900); taken over by his son Otto in 1884. For a few years in the 1840s published the weekly &quot;Stockholms musik-tidning&quot;. Publishing house existed as late as 1920s and perhaps more recently (they were the first publisher of Sibelius' 6th symphony, e.g.) (First appears in HMB in 1843, as publisher of Carl Reinecke's Op.2.) In 1943, merged into Carl Gehrman (&quot;Hirsch förlag bis 1943 , als die Firma in den Verlag Carl Gehrman aufging&quot;.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hirsch]]''' || ||1854-1869 ||Leipzig||formerly Friedlein &amp; Hirsch 1842-54. Bought by Kistner 1884<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hladky]]''' || ||ca.1900-1969 ||Vienna|| Bought by Heinrichtshoven 1969<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Hodsoll]]''' ||### ||1790-1830 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hoesick]]''' ||### ||1867-1940 ||Warsaw ||Hosick or Hösick<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Hofbauer]]''' ||C.H. ### ||1891- ||Leipzig ||pub A.Ashton, R Fuchs, Lehar<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hoffarth]]''' ||## ||1862- ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Hoffheinz]]''' ||E. ### H.||1889-1910? ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''E. Hoffmann''' ||E.H. ## || ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Hoffmann]]''' ||### ||1838- ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hoffmeister]]''' ||### ||1783-1807 ||Vienna || Catalog acquired by [[Tobias Haslinger|Chemische Druckerey]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friedrich Hofmeister]]''' || || ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hofmusikhandelens Forlag''' ||K.H.M. || ||Copenhagen || Related to Nordisk Musikforlag in some way (and ''their'' plates are N.M.F.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Matth. Hohner''' || ###/###|| ||Trossingen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Holle]]''' || ####||1837- ||Wolfenbuttel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Horneman &amp; Erslev]]''' || ####|| ||Copenhagen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Howley, Haviland &amp; Co.]]''' || ####|| 1894-1906||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Huberty]]''' ||### ||1756- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hudební Matice]]''' ||H. M. ### ||1871–1951 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hug|Gebrüder Hug]]''' ||G.H. #### ||1807–&lt;br&gt;1885–1956 ||Zurich&lt;br&gt;Leipzig || History [http://www.hug-musikverlage.ch/infos/index.htm　here]. Founded by Hans Georg Nägeli (1791) and Jakob Christoph Hug (1807). Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hull]]''' || #### ||ca.1880-1930 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. J. Hummel]]''' || #### ||1766?–1821? ||Amsterdam, Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hüni]]''' || #### ||ca.1910-190 ||Zurich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Huss &amp; Beer''' || H. &amp; B. ### || ||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hutchings &amp; Romer]]''' || #### ||ca.1840-1920 ||London <br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;I&quot;&gt;I&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|I}}|| ||{{hs|I}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Léon Idzikowski]]''' || ||ca.1900-ca.1930||Kiev, Warsaw ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Ikelmer]]''' || ||1857-1900||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|A. Ikelmer et Cie.}} ||A.I. et Cie. #### ||1857-ca.1877|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Ikelmer frères}} ||I.F. #### ||1877-ca.1881|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Désiré Ikelmer}} ||D.I. #### ||1882-c1900|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |[[Imbault]] || ||1784-1812 || Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[International Music Company]]'''|| || ||New York ||{{#iflang:|de =Eine Tochterfirma des Pop-Musik-Herausgebers Bourne Music, Inc. Eine überwiegende Zahl der Ausgaben sind geschützt.|en =A subsidiary of the pop-music publisher Bourne Music, Inc. A vast majority of editions are under copyright.|ja =ポピュラー音楽の出版社、Bourne Music, Inc.の子会社。膨大な出版物の主なものは著作権あり}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Iochem]]''' || ||1868-1899 || Paris ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Raffaele Izzo''' ||#### || || Naples ||<br /> |---- <br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;J&quot;&gt;J&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|J}}|| ||{{hs|J}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Walter Jacobs]]''' || ### ||1894-1941 ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Max Jaffe''' || M.J. ## || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Jakubowski]]''' || ### ||1866- ||Konigsberg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jakubowski &amp; Zadurowicz]]''' || ### ||1893- ||Lemberg (Lwów) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Janet et Cotelle]] || J.C. #### || 1810&amp;ndash;1836 || Paris || Became '''A. Cotelle''' after a gap of two years (after Janet's death in 1836, and some reorganization??) in 1838.<br /> |-<br /> |{{hide|A. Cotelle}} ||A.C. ###||1832?-?||Paris||Successor to the early-19th century Paris firm Janet et Cotelle (begun 1810)? (see {{plain|http://oxfordindex.oup.com/view/10.1093/gmo/9781561592630.article.14128|Oxford J&amp;C Firm Bio}}. Pierre-Honoré Janet d.1832.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Janin]]''' || ### ||1883-1928 ||Lyon ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jatho]]''' || [C.H.J.] ### ||1916-1922 || Berlin || Purchased by [[Ries &amp; Erler]] in 1922. Plates as high as 101 or so (Wellesz' Lieder nach Dichtungen von Stefan George, ca.1920?) known, perhaps higher, though the possibly later orchestral suite Op.31 by Erich Anders may have gone without plate number altogether.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Jefferys]]''' || ### ||1850-1910 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Joanin''' ||A.J. et Cie ###||1903?-1907?||Paris||Possibly purchased by [[Heugel]]??<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jobert]]''' ||J.J. ### ||1921- ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Johansen]]'''|| ||1890-1918 ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Johnson]]''' || ||1740-77|| London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Josephson]]''' || ||1851-1867||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Jost]]''' || ||1900-1950||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joubert]]''' || ||1889-ca.1967 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot}} ||L.B. #### ||1868-ca.1887|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot &amp; Héraud}} || ||1887{{EN}}? || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot &amp; Vve. Héraud}} || ||?{{EN}}ca.1891|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot-Joubert}} || ||1891-1896|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|C. Joubert}} ||C.J. ''or'' J. #### ||1896-?|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L. Jouve]]''' ||L.J. ## || ||Paris ||Possibly founded by Louis Jouve (1814{{EN}}96)?<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Jowien]]''' ||L.J. ## ||1849-1884 ||Hamburg||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Jullien &amp; Co.''' ||### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P.L. Jung]]''' ||P.L.J. ### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Jungmann &amp; C. Lerch]]''' ||J. &amp; L. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Junne]]''' ||O.J. ####||1887–1943? || Leipzig ||As of 1917, called itself a branch of Schott frères. Destroyed during bombing of Leipzig, 1943.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Jurgenson]]'''|| ||1861-1918 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Juwal]]''' || ||1922-? ||Berlin ||Founded, in part, by {{LinkName|Joel|Engel}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Jibneh}} || ||ca.1924-? ||Jerusalem ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;K&quot;&gt;K&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|K}}|| ||{{hs|K}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[C.F. Kahnt|C.F. Kahnt Nachfolger]]''' ||C.F.K. #### || ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kaibel|F.W. Kaibel]]''' || F.W.K. ##### ||1870- ||Lübeck ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Georg Kallmeyer''' || #### || ||Wolfenbuttel ||Now Moseler<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Edwin F. Kalmus|Edwin F. Kalmus &amp; Co., Inc.]]''' ||None ||1929- ||Boca Raton||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Karczag &amp; Wellner]]''' || ||1904-1936||Vienna||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Heinrich Karmrodt]]''' || ||1852-1895||Halle||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Kastner]]''' || ||1904-1936||Voronezh||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.B. Katto]]''' || ||1855-1870||Brussels||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Kaun]]''' ||R. #### K. ||1890-||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;H. Schröder's Nachf.&lt;/div&gt; ||ca.1888 ||||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kerksieg &amp; Breusing]]''' ||##### ||ca. 1840-1861 ||New York ||became Schirmer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[James S. Kerr]]''' ||##### ||1880- ||Glasgow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kgl. Hof-Musikhandel]]''' || ||1880-1902 ||Copenhagen||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kiesler]]''' ||##### ||1898- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kistler|Cyrill Kistler]]''' || ||ca.1891-1907||Bad Kissingen ||catalog apparently acquired by [[C.F.W. Siegel]]<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Verlag der Musikalischen Tagesfragen&lt;/div&gt; || ||ca.1891-ca.1892|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Verlag von Cyrill Kistler&lt;/div&gt; || ||ca.1896-1907|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kistner|Fr. Kistner]]''' ||##### ||1823- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Kittlitz-Schott &amp; Bieger''' ||K.-S. &amp; B. ### || ||Mainz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Henry Kleber]]''' ||##### || ||Pittsburgh ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.A. Klemm]]''' ||##### ||1832-1933 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Klemm &amp; Brother]]''' ||##### ||1800s ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Knop]]''' ||##### ||1834-1844 ||Basel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kociho]]''' ||##### ||900-1930||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Antoni Kocipiński]]''' ||A.K.### || || Kiev ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Koeppen]]''' ||##### ||1898-||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K. Kollmann]]''' ||##### ||ca.1800-1900 ||Augsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Könemann Music''' ||K. ### || ||Budapest<br /> |{{#iflang:|de =Verleger von günstigen Urtext-Editionen. Die Bearbeiternotizen sind auf der Webseite kostenlos verfügbar. Viele Veröffentlichungen aus den frühen und mittleren 1990er-Jahren sind unveränderte Reprints von gemeinfreien Ausgaben we die Ricordi Gesamtpartitur von ''Aida'', etc.|en =Publisher of low-priced Urtext editions. Editor's notes are freely available on the publisher's website. Many publications from the early to mid–1990s are unedited reprints of public domain editions like the Ricordi full score of ''Aida'', etc.|ja =低価格の原典版の出版社。出版社のサイトで自由に編集者の注釈を見ることができます。リコルディ版の「アイーダ」など、早い時代から1990年代半ばまでの多くの出版物は、パブリックドメインの版の編集なしのリプリントです。}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boleslas Koreywo]]''' || ||1870s ||Kiev||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Körner]]''' || || ||Erfurt||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ad. Köster''' || A. #### K. || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kothe]]''' || #### ||1873- ||Leobschüt (Głubczyce)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Kotrba]]''' || #### ||1873- ||Prague||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vinzenz Kratochwill]]''' || || ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heinrich Kreisler]]''' ||H. ### K. &amp; Co. ||1895- ||Hamburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.R. Krentzlin''' || || ||Berlin|| Richard Krentzlin (1864-1956) published works for educational purposes, the works were printed in cooperation with a well-known partner (mostly Lienau), the partner publisher is printed on the title page too, plate numbers are usually from the partner publisher<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;H.R. Krentzlin Unterrichtsverlag&lt;/div&gt; || || ||Berlin-Lichterfelde|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''G.A. Krüger''' ||G.A.K. ### || ||Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kruzinski &amp; Lewi]]''' || || 1880s||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Krygier]]''' || || 1880s||Yekaterinburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[S. A. Krzyżanowski]]''' || S ## K || 1871?-2011? || Kraków || Antique shop and publisher founded ca.1871, closed? possibly due to rent issues? 2011?<br /> |----<br /> |'''F.H. Kühling''' || ## || ||Bonn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[T.F.A. Kühn]]''' || || ||Weimar ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Chez A. Kühnel Bureau de Musique''' ||###||1800–1813||Leipzig (Germany)||{{#iflang:|de =Die folgende Information ist auf der Webseite der Edition Peters (https://www.edition-peters.de/cms/deutsch/edition-peters/c.f.-peters/verlagsgeschichte.html) verfügbar: &quot;Am 1. Dezember 1800 ging der Dirigent und Komponist Franz Anton Hoffmeister (1754-1812) eine Partnerschaft mit dem Buchhändler und Organisten Ambrosius Kühnel (1770–1813) mit dem Ziel der Einrichtung eines 'Bureau de Musique' in Leipzig. . . . 1806 ging das Geschäft in das Alleineigentum von A. Kühnel über und wurde offziell unter dem Namen 'Neuer Verlag des Bureau de Musique' registriert . . . . Infolge des plötzlichen Todes von Kühnel wurde die Firma vom Leipziger Buchhändler Carl Friedrich Peters (1779-1827) erworben, welcher ab dem 1. April 1814 unter dem Namen 'Bureau de Musique de C.F. Peters' auftrat.&quot; (Siehe unten: Edition Peters). Jedoch ist mindestens noch ein Werk erhalten geblieben (Crusell, Clarinet Concerto op.1) mit Kühnel's Name und 'Bureau de Musique', so dass es unklar ist ob die so gekennzeichneten Ausgaben den Jahren 1800–1806 oder dem Zeitraum 1806–1813 zuzuordnen ist. Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig.<br /> |en =The following information is available from the Edition Peters website (http://www.edition-peters.com/aboutus/history.php): &quot;On 1 December 1800 the conductor and composer Franz Anton Hoffmeister (1754–1812) entered into partnership with the bookseller and organist Ambrosius Kühnel (1770–1813) for the purpose of establishing a 'Bureau de Musique' in Leipzig . . . . In 1806 the business passed into the sole ownership of A. Kühnel when it was officially registered under the name 'Neuer Verlag des Bureau de Musique' . . . . Following Kühnel's untimely death, the firm was acquired by the Leipzig bookseller Carl Friedrich Peters (1779–1827), who traded from 1 April 1814 under the name 'Bureau de Musique de C.F. Peters'.&quot; (see below, Edition Peters) However, there is at least one extant work (Crusell, Clarinet Concerto op.1) with Kühnel's name and 'Bureau de Musique', so it is unclear whether editions so marked belong to the 1800–1806 or 1806–1813 period.}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[N. Kulikov and Son]]''' ||#### ||19th c ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kunkel Brothers]]''' ||#### ||1868-ca.1923 ||St. Louis ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Kunst- und Industrie-Comptoir''' ||### ||1801-1814? || Vienna || (Also known as Bureau d'Arts (or des Arts) et d'Industrie.) acc. to &quot;Beethoven and His World&quot; (Clive), firm of music publishers, and dealers in maps and map prints, founded in 1801 by the painter Joseph Anton Kappeller &amp; the lawyer Jakob Holer, under the name &quot;Kunst- und Industrie-Comptoir Kappeller und Holer&quot;. Kappeller left in 1802; ownership of the firm changed about a bit and the name changed to &quot;Kunst- und Industrie-Comptoir zu Wien&quot;. The firm was taken over in 1814 by Joseph Riedl von Leuenstern.They were Beethoven's principal publisher from 1802 to 1808 (when Breitkopf assumed that role; before 1802 this was Artaria principally, even though sometimes Beethoven had had some works published by Mollo, with sometimes quite negative results...), and in all, the K-a-I-Comptoir Wien published in all some forty first editions of his works. (Paraphrased from Clive.) <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolf Kunz]]''' || A.K.V.B. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Kunzelmann]]''' || || ||Adliswil (Switzerland) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.P. Küpper]]''' || #### || ||Elberfeld ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kybourtz]]''' || ASC ||1875-1889 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;L&quot;&gt;L&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|L}}|| ||{{hs|L}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Labonde]]''' ||A.L. ### ||1890-1910 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Lacom]]''' ||### ||1880s-90s ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pierre Lafitte]]''' ||### ||1899- ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lafleur]]''' ||### ||1862-1917 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lamborn Cock]]''' ||L. &amp; C. ### ||1862-1879 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Léon Langlois]]''' ||L. L. ### ||1869-1902 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. H. Larway]]''' || L. #### ||1893-1938 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. T. Latour]]''' || L. #### ||ca.1826-1845 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[ Bernard Latte]]''' || ### ||1831-ca.1855 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Laudy &amp; Co.]]''' ||J. ### L. ||1890-? ||London ||Their first publication was an organ work by {{LinkName|Filippo|Capocci}}. Distributed after 1894 or so(?) by, and perhaps eventually acquired by, [[Bosworth &amp; Co.]] (may exist only as an imprint now?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lauterbach &amp; Kuhn]]''' ||L. &amp; K. ### ||1902-1908 ||Leipzig ||Acquired by [[Bote &amp; Bock]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Läuterer]]''' || ### ||188-1900 ||Munich ||Acquired by [[Aibl]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leader and Cock]]''' ||L. C. ### ||1843-1862 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lebeau]]''' || ### ||1855-1900 ||Paris ||Acquired by <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lederer]]''' || ### ||1887- ||Munich || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Le Duc''' || ||? - 1820s? ||Paris || Eventually taken over by [[Alphonse Leduc]], owned by an indirect (possibly by marriage) relative of the former owner.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alphonse Leduc]]''' ||A.L. #### ||1841-present ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lee &amp; Walker]]''' ||#####-# ||1848-1875 ||Philadelphia ||Created by two former clerks of George Willig&amp;rsquo;s in 1848, and bought out by [[Ditson|Oliver Ditson]] in 1875.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Leede]]''' || ### ||1843 || Leipzig || Publisher of Bungert, Sommer, Germer, B Seifert in 1880s-90s.<br /> |----<br /> |'''Leeds Music''' || ||1935-1964 || New York ||In 1944 Leeds Music acquired the Am-Rus catalog and became the American agents for many Soviet composers. Acquired by MCA Music in 1964.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Legouix]]''' || O. L. G. ### ||?-? || Paris || Publisher of e.g. chamber music, founded by Onésime Legouix - succeeded?? by E. Legouix and G. Legouix (fl.1926+).<br /> |----<br /> |'''A.C. Lehmann''' || ### ||?-? || Hamburg || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Lehne &amp; Komp.''' || ### ||?-? || Hannover || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Leichssenring]]''' ||#### || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Leitgeber]]''' || ### ||1867- || Posen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lemoine|Henry Lemoine]]''' ||##### H.&lt;br&gt;##### H.L. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lengnick|Alfred Lengnick &amp; Co.]]''' ||A.L. &amp; Co. Ltd. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hal Leonard]]''' || ||1947- ||Milwaukee<br /> |{{#iflang:|de =Es ist höchst unwahrscheinlich, dass irgendwelche Publikationen von Hal Leonard gemeinfrei sind. Hal Leonard kontrolliert die Druckrechte des Schirmer Katalogs seit 1986.|en =It is highly unlikely that there are any Hal Leonard publications in the public domain. Hal Leonard has controlled the print rights for the Schirmer catalog since 1986.|ja =Hal Leonardの出版物がパブリックドメインであるのは、ほとんどありそうにないことです。Hal Leonardは1986年以来Schirmerのカタログのために版権をコントロールしてきました。}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leonard &amp; Co.]]''' ||1890-1927 || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Leopas]]''' ||#### || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.E.C. Leuckart]]''' ||F.E.C.L. #### ||1782- ||Munich, Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gustav Lewy]]''' ||G.L. ### ||1855-97 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Heinrich Lewy''' || H.L. ## || ?-after 1908 ||Munich || Also Verlag Heinrich Lewy ; &quot;H. Lewy&quot;. Published vocal scores of operas (e.g. Prinzessin Brambilla, by Walter Braunfels, and a few others, held at Worldcat libraries &amp; at ÖNB), and other music also.<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Licht &amp; Meyer]]''' || #### ||1884- || Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lichtenauer]]''' || #### ||1843- || Rotterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lichtenberger]]''' || #### ||1867-92 || Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Lienau]] || || ||Berlin-Lichterfelde || Purchased [[Schlesinger]] of Berlin ca.1864 - kept the imprint which they kept using for decades (leading very many people to very often describe scores, including very very many major ones- Sibelius' 3rd symphony is just one- as published by Schlesinger that were in fact published by Lienau in their Schlesinger line.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leo Liepmannssohn]] || || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Axel E. Lindgren]]''' ||### || ||Helsinki ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rudolf C. Lindner''' ||R.C.L. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Marcel Lion]]''' ||### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.S. Lischke]]'''|| ### ||18th c-1842 ||Berlin||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Lissarrague]]''' || A. L. ### ||1876-1891 || Paris || Publisher of salon music, primarily for piano solo.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Litolff]]''' || || ||Braunschweig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gekauft von Peters 1940. Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig. |||en =Bought by Peters in 1940.|ja =1940年にPetersが買収}}<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[J. Loebel]]'''|| ### || ||Zittau||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Longman &amp; Broderip]]''' || ||1776-1798 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''C. Lonsdale''' || || 1834-1880 ||London || Christopher Lonsdale (1795-1877) published many Italian songs. Previously a partner in Birchall, Lonsdale and Mills.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[C.C. Lose]]''' || ||1821 -79 ||Copenhagen ||sold to Hansen<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lotter und Söhne]]''' || ||ca.1700-1844 ||Augsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lowe &amp; Brydone]]''' || || ||London||printer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Stanley Lucas, Weber, Pitt &amp; Hatzfeld]]''' || ||1880-1903||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Lucca]]''' || ||–1891 ||Milan|| {{#iflang:|de =1891 verkauft an [[Ricordi]]|en =sold to [[Ricordi]] in 1891|ja =1891年に[[Ricordi]]に売却}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Luckhardt]]''' || || ||Cassel, Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Luckhardt's Musik-Verlag (J. Feuchtinger)''' ||J.F. ### || ||Freiburg, Leipzig ||Purchased by Heinrichshofen in 1905.<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ludewig &amp; Schmidt''' ||L. &amp; S. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Abr. Lundquists Kongl. Hof-Musikhandel]]''' ||Abr.L. #### || 1838-||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Lyon &amp; Healy''' || ||1864– ||Chicago|| See [[wikipedia:Lyon &amp; Healy|Wikipedia]]. Founded by George Lyon (ret.1889) and Patrick J. Healy (1840?{{EN}}1905), first as a music publisher, then also as an instrument (mostly harp) manufacturer. Bought by Steinway &amp; Sons in the 1970s, and became specifically a harp-making subsidiary.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikverlag Lyra]]''' || M.L. ## || ||Berlin ||bought by Bosworth 1938<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;M&quot;&gt;M&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|M}}|| ||{{hs|M}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Maass]]''' || ||1885- ||Vienna ||bought by Universal-Edition<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Félix Mackar]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Félix Mackar et Gresse}} ||F.M. et G. ###||1865-ca.1868 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Félix Mackar}} ||F.M. ###||1868-1889 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|F. Mackar et Noël}} ||M.N. ###&lt;br&gt;M. et N. ###||1889-1896 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|A. Noël}} || ||1896-1940 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|P. Noël}} || ||1947-? || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Macmillan]]''' || ||1843- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maeyens-Couvreur|Mme. Maeyens-Couvreur]]''' || M.C. ### or JPL. ### || 1840s-1860s ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Magasin de l'imprimerie chimique'''||#### ||1803-1815 || Vienna ||Founded by {{LinkName|Anton|Reicha}} (and possibly also known as (Verlage der) chemie Druckerey. Absorbed it seems into S.A. Steiner? (which later became Haslinger.) (Which is why on [[Tobias Haslinger]] you see &quot;Chemische Druckerey (1803-1815)&quot;.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jacques Maho|J. Maho]]''' ||J #### M. ||1851–1877 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Hamelle 1877|en =sold to Hamelle in 1877}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. Maho}} ||J.M. ### ||1851–1877 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Aloys Maier]]''' || ||1850s-1940 ||Fulda ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Maillochon]]''' || ||1910 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M. Maillot]]''' ||M. ### M., ### ||ca.1899-ca.1917 ||Nice ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ludwig Maisch''' || ||1810-1822 ||Vienna ||Firm ran by his widow 1816-1822; she married Mathias Artaria who took over &amp; renamed firm Artaria<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Manganelli]]''' || || ||Rome ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Manuel]]''' || ||189-1901 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pablo Martín]]''' ||C.M. #### &lt;br&gt;P.M. ####&lt;br&gt;P. #### M. || ||Madrid ||earlier Casimiro Martín<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ph. Maquet''' ||Ph. M. &amp; Cie. ##,### ||1887-1899 ||Paris || Successor to [[Brandus]], 1887; succeeded by [[Joubert]] in 1899<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Margueritat]]''' ||### ||1846 ||Paris ||Publisher of much band and orchestral music (mostly briefer works) in the mid-to-late 19th century?<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edward B. Marks]]''' ||##### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''C. Marowsky''' || C. ### M. ||ca.1879-ca.1898 ||Minden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Giovanni Martinenghi''' || #### ||ca.1860-ca.1890s? ||Milano ||Founded probably(?) by {{LinkName|Giovanni|Martinenghi}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Massute]]''' || ### ||1864-92 ||Frankfurt am Oder ||dance music: bought by Benjamin 1892<br /> |----<br /> |'''Masters Music Publications''' || || ||Boca Raton || {{#iflang:|de =(siehe Kalmus)|en =(see Kalmus)|ja =(Kalmus参照)}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mathias &amp; Strickland]]''' ||###||1889-1901||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Eug. Mathieu''' ||E.M. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.Z. Mathot]]''' ||Z. ### M. || ||Paris (before 1930)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K. Maykov]]''' ||K.####M. || ||Moscow ||bought by Jurgenson<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[McCarthy &amp; Fisher]]''' || ||1914- ||New York)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[McLaughlin &amp; Reilly]]''' || ||1930s-1970s ||Boston)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pietro Mechetti]]''' ||P.M. #### || ||Vienna (before 1857) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst ter Meer]]''' || #### ||1848-56 ||Aachen ||bought by Kistner<br /> |----<br /> |'''Robert Meissner''' ||E.A. #### || ||Berlin ||bought (parts of) Emil Ascher<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Meissonnier]]''' ||#### ||ca.1812–1842 ||Paris ||became [[Heugel]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Meissonnier]]''' || ||ca.1821–1860 ||Paris ||acquired by E. Gérard et Cie<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. Meissonnier}} ||J.M. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. Meissonnier}} ||C.M. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nakladatelství Melantrich''' ||M. ### ||1897-1999 ||Prague ||See [[wikipedia:Melantrich|Wikipedia article]]. First/early (or first Czech publisher, in other cases) publisher of many scores by {{LinkName|Bohuslav|Martinů}}, among others. Usually referred to just as ''Melantrich''. (Nakladatelství - Publishing House.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Le Menu''' || ||ca.1760–ca.1784 ||Paris || Purchased at some point by [[Boyer]].<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Merhoff]]''' ||### ||1867-1890 ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Méridian]]''' || ||1920 ca.- ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Merseburger]]''' ||C. ####-# M. ||1849- ||Leipzig, Berlin, Kassel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Béla Méry''' ||M.B. ### || ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Meser]]''' ||### ||?-1872 ||Dresden) ||Acquired by Fürstner in 1872<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|C.F. Meser (Herm. Müller)}} ||H.M. ### ||Dresden || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|C.F. Meser}} ||1873-? ||Berlin || ||Separate company or imprint created after Fürstner's acquisition of Meser<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Metzler]]''' ||M. #### || ||London ||Instrument manufacturer and music publisher, music plates were sold at auction in 1880<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Meuriot]]''' || #### ||1875-1906 ||Paris ||bought by Rouault<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G.M. Meyer]]''' || #### ||1828-1853 ||Braunschweig ||bought by Litolff<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Théodore Michaelis]]''' ||T.M. ### ||1876-1893 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Michow]]''' || ### ||1885-97 ||Berlin-Charlottenburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''F. Miller''' ||F.M. ## || ||Munich||= A. Läuterers Nachfolger<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Miller &amp; Beacham]]''' ||#### ||1853-1864 ||Baltimore||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Millereau]]''' ||#### ||1861-1930 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mills]]''' ||#### ||1919- ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Minkoff''' ||#### ||1972-2010 ||Geneva||Facsimiles<br /> |----<br /> |'''N. Mischonzniky''' ||N.M. ### || ||Bucarest||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Mitteldeutscher Musikverlag''' ||M.M.V. || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mitteldeutscher Verlag]]''' ||#### ||1946- ||Halle/Saale||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Herbert Moeschk]]''' ||#### || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Mollo''' ||### ||1798-99, 1802-37? ||Vienna || Founded by Tranquillo Mollo (1767-1837). For a brief history of the firm see [[wikipedia:de:Tranquillo Mollo|Wikipedia (German)]].<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. J. de Momigny]]''' ||#### ||1800-1828 ||Paris||Bought by Richault<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. J. Mompour]]''' ||#### ||?-1843 ||Bonn||Bought by Furstner<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mori &amp; Lavenu]]''' ||#### ||1814-1844 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pierre Mortier]]''' ||#### || ||Amsterdam||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Möseler Verlag]]''' ||####&lt;br&gt;M ##.### ||1945- ||Wolfenbuttel||Previously Kallmeyer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Müller]]''' || #### ||1830-1890 ||Rodelstadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. F. Müller]]''' also '''H. F. Müller's Witwe''' || #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leopold Muraille]]''' || ###.-### || ||Liege ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Murdoch, Murdoch &amp; Co.]]''' || #### ||1920s ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musée musical]]''' || #### || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Musica Budapest]]''' ||Z. #### || ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Musica Obscura Editions''' || || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Musica Rara''' ||M.R. #### || ||London / Monteux (FR) ||{{#iflang:|de =Unter Breitkopf &amp; Härtel seit 2000|en =Under Breitkopf &amp; Härtel since 2000|ja =2000年からBreitkopf &amp; Härtelの下で}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musical Antiquarian Society]]''' || ||1840–1850 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Editions Musicales Transatlantiques''' ||E.M.T. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikaliska Konstföreningen]]'''||####||1859- ||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikwissenschaftlicher Verlag]]'''||####||1933- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Musytschna Ukraina''' || || ||Kiev ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikwoche]]'''||####||1900- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Mutuelle]]'''||E. ####. M. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Muzgiz|Muzgiz / Muzyka]]''' ||G.M. #### I.M.&lt;br&gt;Г.M. #### Г.M. ||1918–1930 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Muzgiz / Muzyka&lt;/div&gt; ||M. ##### G.&lt;br&gt;M. ##### Г. ||1930–1963 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Muzgiz / Muzyka&lt;/div&gt; ||#####||1963- ||Moscow ||<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;N&quot;&gt;N&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|N}}|| ||{{hs|N}}||<br /> |-<br /> | '''[[Naderman]]''' || #### ||1773-1828 || Paris || <br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Nagel|Adolph Nagel]]&lt;br&gt;''Nagels Musik Archiv''''' ||Archiv Nr. ## ||1835–1952 ||Hannover ||{{#iflang:|de = Bärenreiter Verlagszeichen von 1952 an.|en =Bärenreiter imprint from 1952 on.|ja =1952年以降Bärenreiterのインプリント}}<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Adolph Nagel&lt;/div&gt; ||N.M.A. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nägeli]]''' || ||1800-1865||Zürich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arthur Napoleão]]'''&lt;br&gt;'''''Editora Arthur Napoleão Ltda.''''' ||####&lt;br&gt;AN-#### (modern)||1866/8-||Rio de Janeiro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Näumann]]''' || ||1841-||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Naus]]''' || ||1880-1907||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Neldner]]''' || ||1882-19??||Riga ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Edition Neubert''' ||Ed. N. ### || ||Prag ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Neudecker''' ||A. ### N. || ||Bunzlau ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Verlag Neue Musik'''||##### ||1957–present || Berlin || See [[wikipedia:de:Verlag Neue Musik|Wikipedia article (German)]] (Verlag Neue Musik) for history, also {{plain|http://www.verlag-neue-musik.de|their website}}.<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Augusto Neuparth]]''' ||###&lt;br&gt;A.N. ###&lt;br&gt;N. &amp; Ca. ### ||1890s ca.||Lisbon||Later Neuparth &amp; Carneiro<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nicholson &amp; Ascherberg]]''' ||### ||1873-1950||Melbourne, Sydney||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nickau &amp; Welleminsky''' ||N. &amp; W. ## ||||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G.W. Niemeyer]]''' ||GWN ### ||1839-1887||Hamburg||previously Schubert &amp; Niemeyer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nightingale &amp; Co.]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Félix Mackar|A. Noël]]''' || ## ||||Paris ||successor to [[Félix Mackar]] <br /> |----<br /> |'''Otto Heinrich Noetzel Verlag''' || || ||Wilhelmshaven||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kgl. Hof-Musikhandel|Nordisk Musikforlag]]''' || N.F. #### ||1902–1910 || Kjøbenhavn , then Stockholm? || Began with coproductions (e.g. works by Stenhammar and Sjøgren) formerly Kgl. Hof-Musikhandel, Copenhagen<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hansen|Nordiska Musikförlaget]]''' || NMS ###||1915–1988 || Stockholm || Founded in 1915 as a Stockholm office/subsidiary to [[Hansen]], purchased in 1988 by Music Sales, sold to Fazer, then in 1993 sold to Warner/Chappell. Source: {{GoogleB|qKrNTzIPQCkC|PA600|Orchestral Music: A Handbook}}. Still appears as an imprint. First publisher for quite a few Swedish composers (e.g. Allan Pettersson, others.) Appeared also as &quot;A.B. Nordiska Musikförlaget&quot;.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Norsk Musikforlag]]''' ||####||1909-||Kristiania (=Oslo)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.A. Noske]]''' ||A.A.N. ### || ||{{hs|G}}'s Gravenhage (Netherlands) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Nosske]]''' ||R.N. ### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Novello]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''John F. Nunns''' || ||1834-1842 (Philadelphia), 1842-1880s? (New York) ||Philadelphia, then New York || Primarily a piano maker and dealer<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;O&quot;&gt;O&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|O}}|| ||{{hs|O}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. O'Kelly]]''' ||A.O.K.#### ||1872-1888 ||Paris || catalog mostly acquired by Mackar &amp; Noël<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;A. O'Kelly&lt;/div&gt; ||A.O'K. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oberdörffer]]''' ||M.O.H. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Odeon-Verlag''' ||O. ### V.|| ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Georges Oertel''' ||G.O. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Johannes Oertel''' ||J.O. ### || ||Munich (?), Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Louis Oertel]]''' ||L. #### O. || ||Hannover ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nakladatelství Oldřích Padírek''' ||Ol. P. || ||Brno ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ollendorff]]''' || #### ||1889-90 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ollivier &amp; Co.''' ||O &amp; Co. #### || ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Oppenheimer]]''' || ###||1876-19??||Hameln||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon|Orbis]] ||EO ###||1949–1953 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maurice Orgelbrand]] || ###||1860s ||Vilnius ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Österreichischer Bundesverlag]]''' ||Dm.d.Tk.in Oest. xxx ## ||1772 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ostrowski]]''' ||###||1880ca ||Odessa ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oxford University Press]]''' || ###||1920-||London||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;P&quot;&gt;P&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|P}}|| ||{{hs|P}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pabst]]''' ||#### ||1873-19?? ||Delitzsch ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pacini]]''' || #### ||180- || Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paez]]''' || #### ||1842- || Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pagani Edition''' || #### || || New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.H. Paling]]''' || #### || ||Sydney||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Pardini]]''' || #### || ||Czernowitz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paterson]]''' || #### || ||Glasgow||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Patey &amp; Willis]]''' ||P. &amp; W. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Paul]]''' || #### ||1829-1857||Dresden || Succeeded by Bernhard Friedel<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rudolf Pawliska''' || R.P. ## || ||Vienna || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Paxton &amp; Co.]]''' ||P. &amp; W. #### ||1870ca.- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Payne's Musikverlag]]''' ||A.P. ## || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pazdírek]]''' || #### ||1919-1949||Brno ||MelPa (Melantrich-Pazdirek) 1936-49 (see '''Melantrich''')<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Pechel]]'''|| #### ||1886- ||Graz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Peermusic''' ||##### ||1960 ca. (1928) &amp;ndash;present||New York City; Hamburg? ||Founded as &quot;Southern Music Publishing Company&quot; in 1928. Started using the &quot;Peermusic Classical&quot; imprint sometime around 1941 (first as Peer International) though used both for some time; now uses peermusic (lowercase p) exclusively. See [[wikipedia:Peermusic|Wikipedia]]; {{plain|http://www.peermusic.com/peermusic/index.cfm/about-us/|History at official website}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Pégat]]''' ||A.P. ## ||1900-1914||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pennauer]]''' ||A.P. ## ||ca.1800-1831 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.W. Pepper]]''' || ## || 1877- ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pérégally &amp; Parvy]]''' ||A.P. ## ||1882-1909 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Peters]]''' ||##### || ||Leipzig; Frankfurt ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Edition Peters&lt;/div&gt; ||EP ##### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.L. Peters]]''' ||#####-## ||by 1859{{EN}}1871?, 1881{{EN}}1892 ||St. Louis || Founded by John L. Peters.<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;J.L. Peters&lt;/div&gt; ||#####-## ||1866{{EN}}1875/77 ||New York || New York branch purchased by Ditson (C.H. Ditson) in 1877<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.C. Peters]]''' || ||1832-1849 ||Louisville || Founded by William C. Peters. Taken over by Peters &amp; Webb in 1850.<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;W.C. Peters&lt;/div&gt; || ||1844/50-1851 ||Baltimore || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;W.C. Peters&lt;/div&gt; || ||1846-1866 ||Cincinnati || Purchased by J.L. Peters in 1866.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Peters &amp; Webb]]''' ||### ||ca.1850-1865 ||Louisville KY ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Petersen]]''' ||C.P. ###&lt;br&gt;C. ### P. || ||Gotha; Halle ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Petersen]]''' ||#### ||1882-1896 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pfister Frères''' ||P.F. ## ||1901-1914? ||Paris || See {{DataBNF|14814713/pfister_freres_editeur_de_musique/|BNF Data}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Philidor]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[S. Philipp]]''' ||C. ### P. ||1862- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Philippo et Cie.''' ||C. ### P. || ||Paris ||Also L. Philippo et M. Combre<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Phillips &amp; Page]]''' || ||1883- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pigna &amp; Rovida]]''' || || ||Milan || Minor Italian publisher, turn of the 19th century<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pigott &amp; Co.''' ||# || ||Dublin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Pinatel''' || A.P.#### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J. Pirrault''' ||J. et H.P. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Jacques Pisa''' ||J.P. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pitman, Hart]]''' ||J. et H.P. ### ||1862-1960 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pitt &amp; Hatzfeld]]''' || ||1880-1903||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Piwarski]]''' ||#### ||1897-1951 ||Cracow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pizzi''' ||P &amp; ### C ||? ||Bologna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johannes Platt]]''' ||#### ||ca.1900-ca.1906? ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Plattner]]''' ||#### ||1805-1842 ||Rotterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Playford]]''' ||#### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pleyel]]''' ||#### ||1795-1834 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Plötner &amp; Meinhold]]''' ||#### ||1878-19?? ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hugo Pohle]]''' ||H.P. #### ||1872-1891 ||Hamburg||Purchased by [[Schweers &amp; Haake‎]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne]] (PWM)''' ||P.W.M. #### || ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pond|William A. Pond &amp; Co.]]'''||##### ||1863-1917?||New York ||Catalog acquired by [[Carl Fischer]] in 1946<br /> |----<br /> |'''S.G. Porges'''||### || ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fr. Portius]]'''||### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Power]]''' || ||1790 ca.-1834- ||Dublin, London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Praeger &amp; Meier]]''' ||P. ### M. || ||Bremen ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Praeger &amp; Meier&lt;/div&gt;||P. &amp; M. ### || ||Bremen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Theodore Presser]]'''||#####&lt;br&gt;P.C. ### ||1883- ||Philadelphia; Bryn Mawr from 1949 ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Preston]]''' || ||c.1774-c.1835 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Prilipp]]''' || ||1834-1890 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.A. Probst''' || ||1823-1836 ||Leipzig || See [[Kistner]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. O. von Prochaźka]]''' || ||1880-? ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pro Musica]]''' || ||1946- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hermann Protze''' || || ||Leipzig ||acquired by Triumph-Verlag, Berlin<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Keith Prowse]]''' || || ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Prüfer''' ||C.P. ### || ||Boston||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Prütz &amp; Mauri]]''' || P&amp;M ##||1872-1875 ||Stettin||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Pustet]] || || 1862–1978 ||Regensburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; paddding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;R&quot;&gt;R&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|R}}|| ||{{hs|R}}||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Raabe &amp; Plothow]]''' || ||1880- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[D. Rahter]]''' || || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rajchman &amp; Frender]]''' || ||1862- ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Rathke]]''' ||A. ### R. ||1879- ||Magdeburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Theodor Rättig]]''' ||R. ### ||1878-ca.1910 ||Vienna, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Rau''' ||C.R. # || ||Flensburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Philipp Reclam jun.]]''' || || 1823-1896? ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Reeder &amp; Walsh]]''' ||R. &amp; W. #### || 1890s- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Regina Verlag''' ||R.V. ## || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ed. Rehder''' ||E.R. ## || ||Hamburg ||bought (in parts) by Emil Ascher<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Reid Bros.]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gebrüder Reinecke]]''' ||G. ### R. ||1890- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Walther Reissbrodt''' ||W. R. ### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jerome H. Remick]]''' || || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Repos]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richault]]''' ||#### R. ||1805–1898 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Constallat et Cie.|en =sold to Constallat et Cie.|ja =Costallat et Cie.に売却}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richter &amp; Hopf]]''' ||####|| 1889 to 1894|| Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ricordi]]''' ||###### ||1808- ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Ries]]''' ||####|| 1875 to 1881|| Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ries &amp; Erler]]''' ||R. #### E. ||1881-present ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Rieter-Biedermann|Rieter-Biedermann]]''' ||#### ||1849–1917 ||Winterthur, Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =1917 verkauft an Peters|en =sold to Peters in 1917}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sidney Riorden]]''' || ||1904-1915||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robbins-Engel]]''' || ||1920-1927||New York ||Later Robins Music Corp.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolf Robitschek|Rebay &amp; Robitschek]]''' ||R. &amp; R. ####&lt;br&gt;R.R. ####&lt;br&gt;R. u. R. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robolsky]]''' ||#### ||1879- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rockza Music Edition]]''' ||RME-###### ||2009- ||Tokyo ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.G. Röder]]''' || ||1846-ca.1980||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Röder|Röder]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Röder|Röder]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Roerich &amp; Co.]]''' ||F.R. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Estienne Roger]]''' ||### ||1697-1743||Amsterdam ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Winthrop Rogers]]''' ||W.R. ##### ||1898-1943 ||London ||Bought by [[Boosey &amp; Hawkes]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rohlfing]]''' ||### ||1880-||Milwaukee ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Röhr]]''' ||#### ||1900-1939 ||Berlin ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Rondo]]''' ||#### ||1925- ||Berlin ||<br /> |---<br /> <br /> |'''[[Antonio Romero]]''' ||### ||1856-||Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Root &amp; Cady]]''' ||#### ||1858?-1871?||Chicago ||1969 book with history and possibly almost complete(?) list of this publisher&amp;rsquo;s plate nos. (Dana J. Epstein's ''Music Publishing in Chicago Before 1871: The Firm of Root &amp; Cady, 1858-1871''.) First Root &amp; Cady, then Root &amp; Co.; plates bought out by [[Brainard]] in 1871. A &quot;Root &amp; Sons&quot; (imprint of Brainard? A separate company?) still published as late as 1882 however ? .<br /> |----<br /> |'''Th.J. Roothaan &amp; Co.''' ||TR&amp;C ### || 1851?-?||Amsterdam ||Published a wide variety of music (chamber, piano, liturgical, vocal, symphonies, etc.) mainly? by Dutch composers. (Publisher &quot;Louis Roothaan&quot; also to look into?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Rosé]]''' ||C ### R || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.A. Røsholm]]''' || ### ||1865-1893 ||Christiania ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rossini &amp; Co.''' || || ||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Will Rossiter]]''' || ||1891- ||Chicago ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''J.B. Rotschy''' ||## || ||Geneve ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.]]''' || || 1905–1941 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Alexis Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.&lt;/div&gt; ||A.R. #### ||1905–1908 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Alexis Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.&lt;/div&gt; ||R.L. #### &amp;&amp;nbsp;Cie. ||1908-1941||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.&lt;/div&gt; ||R.L. #### ||1920?–1941 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Louis Rouhier]]''' ||L.R. ### ||1895-1915 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Royalty]]''' || || ca. 1925 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rózsavölgyi|Rozsavölgyi &amp; Co]]''' ||R. &amp; Co. #### ||1850–? ||Pest, later Budapest || Founded by Gyula Rozsavölgyi (1822–1861) in 1850?. See {{plain|http://www.rozsavolgyi.hu|Rózsavölgyi ës tärsa}}, their current website.<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Rozsavölgyi &amp; Co&lt;/div&gt; ||N.G. #### || ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Rózsavölgyi ës tärsa&lt;/div&gt; || ||1850s?– ||Pest, later Budapest || Early and current name (in Hungarian) of Rózsavölgyi &amp; Co.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rozsnyai Károly]]''' ||R.K. #### || ||Budapest|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ruch Muzyczny]]''' || || 1857-1859 ||Warsaw|| Weekly magazine with musical supplements<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rudall, Carte]]''' ||R.C.&amp; Co. Ltd. #### ||1850s-1948 ||London|| purchased by Boosey &amp; Hawkes<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Rühle]]''' ||C. #### R. ||1880-1947 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Rühle &amp; Rüttinger}} || ||1882-1884 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Rühle &amp; Milkuhn}} || ||1884-1885 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rühle &amp; Hunger]]''' ||R. &amp; H. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rühle &amp; Wendling''' ||R. &amp; W. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Richard Rühle''' ||R.R. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Robert Rühle''' ||Ro. #### Rü. ||1887- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''G.D. Russell &amp; Company''' ||#### ||1863- ||Boston || Formed after the dissolution of Russell &amp; Tolman<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editions Russes de Musique]]''' ||R.M.V. ### || ||Berlin, Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;S&quot;&gt;S&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|S}}|| ||{{hs|S}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Sackur]]''' || ||1883- ||Breslau ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.H. Sajewski]]''' || ||1910-1940 ca. ||Chicago ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Salabert]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''D. Samson''' ||D.S. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Santojanni]]''' || ||1883-1933 ||Naples ||purchased by [[Bideri]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sassetti]]''' || ### || ||Lisbon ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Satie]]''' || A.S. ### ||1883-1889 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sauer &amp; Leidesdorf]]''' ||S et L ### ||1822-1832/1833 ||Vienna ||purchased by [[Diabelli]]<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Sauer &amp; Leidesdorf}} ||S.L. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Leidesforf}} || ||1826-1832/1833 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolphe Sax]]''' || ||1845-72 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Schauss''' || || ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Scheithauer]]''' || B.S. ## || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johann Schick]]''' || || ||Vienna ||https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Schickh<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Schildbach]]''' || ||1810-1840 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schirmer]]''' || ||1861- ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E.C. Schirmer]]''' ||E.C.S. #### ||1921- ||Boston ||Subsidiary of ECS Publishing<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schlesinger|Maurice Schlesinger (Paris)]]''' ||M.S. #### ||1821–1846 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schlesinger|A. Schlesinger (Berlin)]]''' ||S. #### ||1810–1864&lt;br&gt;({{#iflang:|de =Lienau nach 1864|en =Lienau after 1864|ja =1864年からLienau}}) ||Berlin || ''Purchased by'' [[Robert Lienau]] ca.1864.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M. Schloss]]''' ||M.S. ### ||1840-75 ||Köln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Schmeitzner]]''' || ### || ||Chemnitz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Balthasar Schmid]]''' ||[N.] #### ||1726-93 ||Nuremberg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Schmid]]''' ||W.S.#### ||1856- ||Nuremberg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schmid Nachfolger]]''' ||[N.] #### ||1875-1960||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schmidl]]''' ||[N.] #### || ||Trieste ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arthur P. Schmidt]]''' ||A.P.S. ||1876–1960 ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Schmidt]]''' ||C.F.S. ### || ||Heilbronn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.W. Schmidt''' || ### ||1845-1886 ||Halle ||Also Lipper &amp; Schmidt<br /> |----<br /> |'''Th. Schmidt''' || Th.S. ### || 1872?-1888? ||Vienna ||Related to Blaha/Groscher &amp; Blaha. For more detail see {{GoogleB|kVUmAQAAIAAJ|PA17|this useful book about publishers}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''J. Schmitt''' || || ????-1791 || Amsterdam|| J.Schmitt refers to Joseph Schmitt (1734-91), music publisher and merchant, Warmoes-straat, Amsterdam.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Schoen]]''' ||F ### S ||1860-1881 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Editions Musicales de la Schola Cantorum''' ||S.#### P.|| ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schonenberger]]''' ||S. ### ||1830–1875 ||Paris || &quot;Georges Schonenberger was an active publisher of music in Paris from 1830 to 1875&quot; - &quot;Breitkopf und Härtel in Paris : the letters of their agent Heinrich Probst between 1833 and 1840&quot; (Lennenberg, 1990), &quot;The Letters&quot;, p.28, paraphrasing Hopkinson, ''Dictionary'', p.110.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schöningh]]''' || ### ||1850- ||Paderborn || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schott|B. Schott's Söhne]]''' ||#####&lt;br&gt;B.S.S. ##### || ||Mainz&lt;br&gt;({{#iflang:|de =Ältere Aufdrucke verwenden &quot;Mayence&quot;|en =older imprints use &quot;Mayence&quot;|ja =より古いインプリントでは「Mayence」を使っている}}) ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Schott Frères&lt;/div&gt; ||S.F. #### ||1843?- ||Brussels ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Schott &amp; Co., Ltd.&lt;/div&gt; ||#####&lt;br&gt;S. &amp; Co. ####&lt;br&gt;#### S. &amp; Co. ||1835?- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Schott&lt;/div&gt; ||S. ####&lt;br&gt;P.S. #### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friedrich Schreiber]]''' ||F.S. ##### ||1876–1879 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Schröder''' ||S. ## || ||Berlin ||bought bei Kaun<br /> |----<br /> |'''Schroeder &amp; Gunther''' ||S. &amp; G. Inc. #### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Schubert]]''' || ||1834-1841 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schuberthaus-Verlag]]''' || ||1906-1930 ||Leipzig, Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schuberth &amp; Co.|Edward Schuberth &amp; Co.]]''' ||E.S. &amp; Co. || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;[[Schuberth &amp; Co.|J. Schuberth &amp; Co.]]&lt;/div&gt; ||### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.L. Schultheiss]]''' || #### ||1925- ||Ludwigsburg, Stuttgart ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. Schultz Musik-Verlag]]''' ||R.S. #### ||1882-1892 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schwann]]''' || #### ||1821- ||Dusseldorf ||Bought by Peters 1974<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schweers &amp; Haake]]''' ||#### ||1892-19?? ||Bremen||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Luigi Scotti''' ||#### ||1820-1850 ||Milan||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Schwickert''' || || 1772-1845 || Leipzig ||also Halle for 1792-1802<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.G. Seeling]]''' || || 1879- || Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Seemann Nachfolger]]''' ||H.S.N. #### || 1900-1905 ||Leipzig || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Josef Seiling]]''' ||#### ||1881-94 ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Seiling]]''' ||#### ||ca. 1900- ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Seitz]]''' ||R.S. ### ||1864-ca.1881? ||Leipzig || May have been absorbed into, or sold its stock to, [[Ries &amp; Erler]] soon after the latter was founded in 1881?<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maurice Senart|Editions Maurice Senart]]''' ||E.M.S. #### ||1908–1941 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Senart, Roudanez et Cie.''' ||S.R. &amp; Cie. ||1908–1914 ||Paris ||&quot;Edition M. Senart, B. Roudanez et Cie&quot;<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bartholf Senff]]''' || ||1847–1907 ||Berlin ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[G. Sennewald]]''' || ||1835–1890 ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Senta-Verlag''' ||S.V. ## || ||Stuttgart ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Severnaya Lira''' || || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Seyfarth]]''' || ||1873– ||Lemberg )(Lvov) ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Shanghai Music Publishing House ||#J#### ||1949-present ||Shanghai ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Shapiro, Bernstein]]''' ||####||||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Charles Sheard]]''' ||####||||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''James D. Sheppard''' || ||1827-1855 ||Buffalo || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Sheppard &amp; Cottier / Sheppard &amp; Cottier &amp; Co.&lt;/div&gt; || ||1855-1867 ||Buffalo || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Cottier &amp; Denton&lt;/div&gt; || ||1867-1878 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Denton &amp; Cottier&lt;/div&gt; || ||1878-1887 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Denton, Cottier &amp; Daniels&lt;/div&gt; || ||1887-1924 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Denton, Cottier &amp; Daniels, Inc.&lt;/div&gt; || ||1924-after 1941 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Peter Short]]''' ||####||1596-1603||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sieber]]''' ||####||1772-1850s?||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F.W. Siegel|C. F. W. Siegel]]''' ||E.W.F. ### L.&lt;br&gt;#### ||1846–1909 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Felix Siegel]]''' || ### ||1888–1899 ||Leipzig ||bought by J.Schuberth<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Siegel &amp; Schimmel]]''' || ### &lt;br&gt;#### ||1883–1901 ||Berlin ||bought by Heinrichshofen<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Siegismund &amp; Volkening''' || S. &amp; V. ### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[G. Siéver]]''' ||G.S. ### ; G. #### S.||ca.1900-ca.1920||Paris ||Published thousands of works in the first 2 decades of the 20th century, yet essentially no information about the organization is available.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hans Sikorski]]''' ||H.S. ####|| ||Hamburg|| 1935-present Rents a wide range of music online at {{plain|http://www.sikorski.de|Sikorski Music Publishers}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Simon]]''' ||C.S. ### || ||Berlin ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig im Bestand von Breitkopf &amp; Härtel. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Simon]]''' ||E##S ||1863-1930 ||Stettin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Simon and Schuster''' ||S &amp; S ### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[N. Simrock]]''' || ||||Berlin ||History: Nikolaus {{plain|http://www2.bonn.de/stadtmuseum/inhalte/n_simrock.htm|Simrock site}} ; [[wikipedia:de:Nikolaus_Simrock|Wikipedia (German)]] ; Fritz - [[wikipedia:de:Fritz Simrock|Wikipedia (German) for Fritz Simrock]] ; [[wikipedia:Fritz Simrock|Wikipedia (English) for Fritz Simrock]][. Founded by Nikolaus Simrock in 1793<br /> |----<br /> |'''Editions de la Sirène''' ||E.D. ### L.S. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[La Sirène musicale]]''' ||S.M. ###|| ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sirius]]'''|| ||1928-69 ||Berlin ||bought by Heinrichshofen<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. Smith &amp; Co.]]'''|| ||1857- ||London, Watford, Wellingboro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Society for the Publication of American Music'''||S.P.A.M.||1919-1969|| Various locations? || See [https://archives.yale.edu/repositories/6/resources/10566 Archives.yale.edu] and brief collective biography @ [https://snaccooperative.org/ark:/99166/w61d4msj SNAC].<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sohn]]'''|| ||1853-1857 ||Breslau ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Y.A. Sokolov]]'''|| || ||St. Petersburg ||bought by Jurgenson<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Sommermeyer]]'''||E.S. ### ||1882- ||Baden-Baden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Casa Musicale Sonzogno]]'''|| ||1874- ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sound Pool Music]]'''|| || ||Brussels ||Publisher for Frederic Rzewski.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sovietski Kompositor]]''' ||C. #### K. || ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Spehr]]''' || ||1829-1852 ||Braunschweig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Spina|C. A. Spina]]''' ||C.S. ||1852–1876 ||Vienna ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an [[August Cranz]]|en =sold to [[August Cranz]]|ja =[[August Cranz]]に売却}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Max Staegemann jr.''' ||M. St. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Stahl]]''' || ||1898-ca.1920 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Stainer &amp; Bell]]''' ||S. &amp; B. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Standard-Edition''' || || ||Varberg || Sweden<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Stark &amp; Son]]''' || #### || ||Sedalia, St.Louis, New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emanuel Starý]]''' || ||1867- ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. J. Stasny]]''' || ||1908- ||Cleveland, New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Fritz Steidl''' ||F. St. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tobias Haslinger|S.A. Steiner und Comp.]]''' ||S. et C. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Steingräber Verlag]]''' ||## || 1878–present? ||Hannover/Leipzig || History {{plain|http://www.steingraeber-musikverlag.de/historie.php|here}}. Founded by Theodor Steingräber (1830–1904). Also known as Steingräber, Edition Steingräber.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Stellovsky]]''' || #### || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Stelzner''' || K. ## St. || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joseph W. Stern]]''' ||##### || ||New York ||sold to [[Edward B. Marks]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Stern &amp; Co.]]''' || S et Co. ||1845-||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Steyl &amp; Thomas]]''' || ## || ||Frankfurt am Main ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.M. Stoddart]]''' || ## || ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edm. Stoll]]''' ||#### ||1850-1909 ||Leipzig||acquired by Pohl-Wohnlich of Basel<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolf Stöppler]]''' ||St. ## W. || ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Storck''' ||# || ||Heubach ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Edition Strache''' ||E. St. ##&lt;br&gt;Edition Strache No.## || ||Vienna, Warnsdorf ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[The Strad]]''' || ||1890- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernest Stuttard]]''' || ||1890- ||Burnley, England ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Süddeutscher Musikverlag]]''' ||S M.-V. ## || ||Strassburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Fritz Müller, Süddeutscher Musikverlag}} ||F.M. ### S.M.|| ||Karlsruhe ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Sulzbach]]''' || ## ||1879- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sulzer]]''' ||R.S. ## || ||Berlin (Bielefeld, Leipzig) ||bought by Ries &amp; Erler<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Summy]]''' ||## || ||Chicago ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Suppan]]''' || ||1920- ||Düsseldorf ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon|Státní nakladatelství krásné hudby, literatury a umení (SNKHLU)]]''' ||H #### ||1953–1967 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon]]''' ||H ####||1967- ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''S. A. Edizioni Suvini Zerboni''' ||S. #### Z.|| 1907–present ||Milan||Website: {{plain|http://www.esz.it/it/|Edizioni Suvini Zerboni}} ; [[wikipedia:Suvini_Zerboni|Wikipedia article]]. Now possibly a division of Sugarmusic s.p.a.?<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nototisk A. Švarce''' ||A.Š.-H.K.-### || ||Kutná Hora ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Swan &amp; Co.]]''' ||## ||ca. 1900-1930 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;T&quot;&gt;T&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|T}}|| ||{{hs|T}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Táborszky &amp; Parsch]]''' ||T. &amp; P. ### || ||Pest (Budapest) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Teich]]''' ||C.F.T. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Tellier]]''' ||### ||1876-1898||Paris || Bought by [[Heugel]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tessaro]]''' ||### ||1895-1920||Berlin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Thauvin]]''' || ### ||1879-1908 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Thelen]]''' ||P.T. ### ||1890- ||Berlin &amp; Chicago || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Theune]]''' ||### ||?-1858||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rudolf Thiele''' ||Th. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Thieme]]''' ||### ||?-1840||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hugo Thiemer]]''' ||### ||1876-? ||Hamburg || Later became Otto Forberg-Verlag of Leipzig.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Thompson]]'''|| ||1741-1805 ||London ||taken over by Purday &amp; Button (later Button &amp; Whitaker) <br /> |----<br /> |'''Thompson &amp; Odell'''||T &amp; O ### || ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Harry Von Tilzer]]''' ||### ||1902- ||New York|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tischer &amp; Jagenberg]]''' ||### ||1910-? ||Koln/Cologne || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nicolás Toledo]]''' || || ||Madrid||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Henry Tolman]]'''|| ||1846-1868||Boston||began alone, then merged to become Russell &amp; Tolman, then as Henry Tolman &amp; Co. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P.J. Tonger]]'''||P.J.T. #### || ||Köln||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bernh. Tormann'''||B.T. #### || ||Münster||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Christoph Torricella]]'''|| #### ||1777-1786 ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Towarzystwo Wydawnicze Muzyki Polskiej]]''' || #### || ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Traeg]]''' ||### ||1793-1820 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[T. Trautwein]]''' ||#### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Treichlinger]]''' ||#### ||1846-1874 ||Pest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Tretbar]]''' ||#### ||1870-1900 ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Triton]]''' ||#### ||1930s ||Leningrad ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Troupenas]]''' ||||1825–1850 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||### ||1825-1834 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||T. #### ||1835-1843 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||T.M. #### ||1844 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||E.T. &amp; Cie. #### ||1844-1850 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Truax &amp; Baldwin]]''' || ### || ||Cincinnatti ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Anton Trutschel''' ||A.T. ## || ||Schwerin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''G. Tschentscher''' || || ||Berlin ||bought (parts of) Rühle &amp; Hunger<br /> |----<br /> |'''Charles Tuckwood''' ||#### || ||London ||Absorbed by Hopwood &amp; Crew<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;U&quot;&gt;U&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|U}}|| ||{{hs|U}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Gebr. Ulbrich''' ||U. ### || 1899-1911 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W. Ulbrich''' ||W.U. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Union Musical Española]]''' ||U.M.F.E. #### ||1890s- ||Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Editura Muzicală a Uniunii Compozitorilor din R.P.R.''' || ? ||1940s?-now? || Bucharest || Major (at first state-sponsored, one supposes?) Romanian publisher. Published (in some cases republished) very many (thousands?) of works (music &amp; books about?) by Enescu, Rogalski, Wilhelm Georg Berger, Constantinescu, Mihalovici, others. (Sometimes edition nos., does not seem to use plate nos. or prefixes?) Though it seems to have begun before WW2, after the war and before the 1990s it may have been something like the Romanian analogue of [[Muzgiz]] and [[Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne]] e.g. perhaps? Don't know.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Universal Edition]]''' ||U.E. #### ||1901- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[University Society]]''' ||### - ## || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Urbánek]]''' ||U. #### || ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Mojmír Urbanék&lt;/div&gt; ||M.U. ### ||1900–1949 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Edition Mojmír Urbánek&lt;/div&gt; ||Edition M.U. || ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;V&quot;&gt;V&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|V}}|| ||{{hs|V}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edoardo De Vasini]]''' ||### || ||Casale Monferrato||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Genesio Venturini]]''' ||#### || ||Florence||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vernède]]''' || #### ||1880-1896||Versailles||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Andrés Vidal]]''' || A. #### V. ; V.R. ### ; H. #### V. || 1860s?-1890s?||Barcelona|| Also known as Andrés Vidal e hijo, Hijos de Andrés Vidal e Roger, etc.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L. Vieillot]]''' ||L.V. #### ||1845?-||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vieweg]]''' ||#### ||1877-?||Quedlinburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Zdenek Vik''' ||### || ||Prag||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vincent]]''' ||#### ||1890-1913||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[D. Vismara]]''' ||#### || ||Milan||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vlk]]''' ||#### ||1920-1950||Prague||<br /> |----<br /> |----'''W. Vobach''' || || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Voigt]]''' ||#### ||1879-1894||Kassel||bought by Ries &amp; Erler<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Volkwein]]''' ||#### ||1905-||Pittsburgh||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;W&quot;&gt;W&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|W}}|| ||{{hs|W}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''A. Wagner &amp; Levien Sucs.''' ||#### L || ||Mexico ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Walsh]]''' || ||1695-1766 ||London ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Ward Lock &amp; Co.]]''' ||#### ||1854- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Warmuth]]''' ||C.W. #### ||1851–1908 ||Kristiania (=Oslo) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Warren &amp; Phillips]]''' || ||1890-140 ca. ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne]]''' || ||1871- ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K.F. Wasenius]]''' ||K.F.W. ## ||1888-1907 ||Helsinki ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Waterson, Berlin &amp; Snyder]]''' || ## ||1907-1929 ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wa-Wan Press]]''' || ||1901-1911 ||Newton Center ||Acquired by [[Schirmer]] in 1912<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joh. Fr. Weber]]''' ||## ||1860-1895||Cologne ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eduard Wedl]]''' ||E.W.W.N. ## ||1886 ||Wiener-Neustadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Weekes]]''' || ||1870-1970 ||London||Acquired by [[Stainer &amp; Bell]] in 1960. Weekes &amp; Co. or A. Weekes<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carlos Wehrs]]''' || ## ||1930- ||Rio de Janeiro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Weigl]]''' || #### || ca.1809-ca.1828 ||Vienna || Eponymous publishing house of Thaddäus Weigl (1776-1844) aka Thadé Weigl. A 1982 (Vienna: Ludwig Krenn, 178 pp) book &quot;Verzeichnis der Musikalien des Verlages Thadé Weigl&quot; covers this apparently. Also known as Thadé Veigl, &quot;in der Kunst- und Musikhandlung des k. k. Hoftheater-Kapellmeisters Thadé Weigl&quot;. Not to be confused with the publisher Christoph Weigl.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Weiller]]''' || E.W. ### ; E. ### W. ||1900-19 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Josef Weinberger]]''' ||J.W. ### || 1885–present || Vienna, Leipzig, London || From www.josef-weinberger.com/about.html : Founded by Josef Weinberger in Vienna in 1885. (The London branch is credited in recent years as publisher of symphonies by Malcolm Williamson, new editions of works by {{LinkName|York|Bowen}}, among other works.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Weinhold]]''' || ### ||1835-45 ||Breslau||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Weinholtz]]''' || ### ||1840- ||Braunschweig, Berlin, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Heinrich Weiss''' || || ||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Julius Weiss]]''' || J.W. ### ||1850-? ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Jul. &amp; Heinr. Weiss}} || J. &amp; H.W. ### || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Welcker]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J.M. Welleminsky''' ||J.M.W. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Werner]]''' || ||1869-97 ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Wernthal]]''' ||O.W. ### ||1893-at least 1940 ||Magdeburg, Berlin (1899) ||Otto Wernthal was a director of [[Bosworth &amp; Co.]] from 1892<br /> |----<br /> |'''J.A. Werth''' ||### || ||Bonn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wessel &amp; Co.]]''' ||W. &amp; Co. No. #### ||1824-1860 ||London ||Acquired by Ashdown &amp; Parry in 1860<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wessely &amp; Büsing]]||F.W. ## || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;F. Wessely&lt;/div&gt;||F.W. ## || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R.E. Westerlund]]''' ||R.E.W.### ||1890s?-1967 ||Helsinki ||Acquired by Fazer in 1967<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Moritz Westphal]]'''|| ## ||to 1859 ||Berlin ||Acquired by Bote and Bock <br /> |----<br /> |'''Paul Westphal'''||P.W. ## || ||Berlin-Karlshorst || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Wetzler]]''' ||### ||1882-90 ||Vienna ||Acquired by Doblinger in 1890 (HMB shows Wetzler in Prague from 1866)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Wheatstone &amp; Co.''' ||1803-1934 || ||London || Musical instrument maker, music seller, music engraver and publisher. Patentee of the concertina, invented by Sir Charles Wheatstone (1802-75) in 1829.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Whistling]]''' || ####|| -1887||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[White, Smith &amp; Co.]]''' ||#### - #||1867–1895? ||Boston||Opened in 1867? as White, Smith and Perry originally. Published magazine ''The Folio'' until 1895. Probably became White-Smith Music Company (1891-1980).<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Whitney Warner]]''' || ##### ||ca. 1895-ca. 1915 ||Detroit ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wickins &amp; Co.]]''' ||E.W.Wickins ##### ||ca. 1885-ca. 1905 ||London ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wiener Philharmonischer Verlag]]''' ||W. Ph. V. ### ||1923-1925? ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wiener Urtext Edition]]''' ||UT ##### ||1972- ||Vienna ||{{#iflang:|de =Gegründet 1972 als Gemeinschaftsunternehmen von Schott und Universal|en =Founded in 1972 as a joint venture of Schott and Universal|ja =SchottとUniversalの合弁として1972年に設立}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Constantin Wild]]''' || ###| 1892-||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karol Wild''' || K.####.W|| 1796-1882||Lwow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Juliusz Wildt]]''' || ####&lt;br&gt;J.W. #####&lt;br&gt;J. #### W. || ||Kraków||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joseph Williams]]''' ||J.W. ##### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[George Willig]]''' || ||1794-1856 || Philadelphia || The first music publishing firm in the United States (begun by Moller &amp; Capron in 1793, acquired by Willig Sr. in 1794, bought by former clerks [[Lee &amp; Walker]] in 1856.)<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Willis]]''' || ||1899- ||Cincinnati || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sep. Winner]]''' || ||1843-1902 ||Philadelphia || Sep. Winner &amp; Son, Winner &amp; Shuster<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[M. Witmark &amp; Sons]]''' || ####|| 1886-1929||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Witte]]''' || ####|| 1878-95||Stettin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Witvogel]]''' || ####|| 1740s||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Witzendorf]]''' || ####|| 1842-71||Vienna ||Mollo u. Witzendorf 1842-44<br /> |----<br /> |'''Gebrüder Wolff''' ||G.W. ###|| ||Wiesbaden, Kreuznach ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Heinrich Wolff''' ||H.W. ###&lt;br&gt;H. ### W.|| ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Wolff Musikverlag''' ||K. #### W.|| ||Dresden-Neustadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B.F. Wood]]''' ||B.F.W. #### || ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Woolcott and Clarke]]''' || #### ||1850s ||Sydney ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Woolhouse]]''' || #### ||1890- ||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Otto Wrede''' || || ||Berlin-Neukölln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lawrence Wright]]''' || #### ||1910 ||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Wunder]]''' || #### ||1834-1841 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Wunderhorn-Verlag]]''' || #### ||1910-1940 ||Cologne, Munich ||<br /> |---- <br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;Y&quot;&gt;Y&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|Y}}|| ||{{hs|Y}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Yearbook Press|The Year Book Press Ltd.]]''' || #### ||1911 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Antoine Ysaÿe|Editions Antoine Ysaÿe]]''' ||A.Y. #### || ||Brussels||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;Z&quot;&gt;Z&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|Z}}|| ||{{hs|Z}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[G. Zanibon]]''' ||G. #### Z. ||1908- ||Padua (Milan since 1992) || Now part of the [[Ricordi]] Group<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Haakon Zapffe]]''' || #### ||1893-1927 ||Christiania || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Zawadzki]]''' || #### ||1820- ||Wilna (Vilnius)||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Ziemssen]]''' || #### ||1875- ||Danzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ferdinand Zierfuss''' || ## || ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Zimmermann]]''' ||Z. #### ||1876- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Jul. Heinrich Zimmermann}} || Z. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Wilhelm Zimmermann}} ||Z. #### || ||Frankfurt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[ZJTC Music]]''' ||####-##-## || ||Tokyo ||{{#iflang:|de = Dieser ziemlich obskure Verlag scheint hauptsächlich aktuelle Partituren nachzudrucken (z.B. Bärenreiter).|en =This rather obscure publisher seems to reprint mainly recent scores (e.g. Bärenreiter).|ja =かなり無名の出版社は主に最近の楽譜 (Bärenreiterなど) のリプリントをしているようです}} <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Zozaya]]''' || #### || ||Madrid||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Zschocher]]''' || #### ||1908-54||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Zulehner]]''' || #### ||ca. 1800-1830 ||Mainz || acquired by B. Schott<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G.A. Zumsteeg]]''' || G.A.Z. #### ||1828-1940||Stuttgart ||Purchased by Sikorski<br /> |----<br /> |'''Zwissler''' || #### ||1872-||Wolfenbuttel||Now Moseler<br /> |----<br /> |}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers|*]]</div>

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<p>Acarroll: added C. Lonsdale</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> {{#iflang:<br /> |de =<br /> '''Siehe auch:''' [[:Category:Music Publishers|Kategorie Musikverlage]], [[:Category:Editions|Kategorie Editionen]]<br /> Diese Tabelle listet alle bekannten Musikverlage auf IMSLP auf. Da diese Tabelle eine Sortierung erlaubt, kann sie bei der Identifikation einer Partitur sehr hilfreich sein.<br /> ===Kurzanleitung===<br /> * Um eine Spalte sortieren zu lassen, klicken Sie bitte auf das Symbol direkt neben dem Spaltentitel<br /> * '''Neue oder modifizierte Daten eingeben''': Die Spalten müssen sortierbar bleiben. Wenn also für einen Verlag mehrere Einträge vorgenommen werden sollen, beginnen Sie bitte für jeden Eintrag eine neue Zeile. Duplizieren Sie die nicht veränderte Information, aber umschließen Sie diese Info mit dem Code: &lt;code&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;{{Hide|text}}&lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/code&gt;. Es ist wichtig, dass nach dem senkrechten Strich kein Leerzeichen steht, da sonst die Sortierung nicht funktioniert. <br /> ** '''Name''': Tragen Sie den Namen so ein, wie sich der Verlag selbst schreibt. Wenn möglich, verlinken Sie auf die Verlags-Internetseite. Sortieren Sie nicht nach Vornamen (&quot;Müller, Fritz Verlag&quot; statt &quot;Fritz Müller Verlag&quot;), &quot;Edition&quot; (&quot;Peters Edition&quot;), etc. <br /> ** '''Platte Nr.''': Jede # steht für eine verwendete Ziffer. Setzen Sie ein Leerzeichen zwischen Buchstaben und Ziffern oder &amp;-Zeichen, aber nicht zwischen Buchstaben. Verwenden Sie Punktierungen so, wie es der Verlag vorgibt.<br /> ** '''Ort''': Haupt- oder ursprünglicher Ort der ersten Aktivität des Verlags.<br /> ===Tabelle===<br /> |en =<br /> '''See Also:''' [[:Category:Music Publishers]], [[:Category:Editions]], {{NoComp|Publishers’ Catalogues|Various}}&lt;br&gt;<br /> This table lists all known music publishers on IMSLP. As this table is sortable, it can provide help identifying a score.<br /> ===Manual===<br /> * To sort on a column, click on the icon next to the column title<br /> * '''Entering new or modifying data'''. The columns need to be sortable. Therefore, when multiple entries exist for one publisher, start a new column for the new entry. Duplicate the non-changing information but include it in &lt;code&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;{{Hide|text}}&lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/code&gt;. It is important not to use spaces after the pipe symbol - the sorting would occur on the space.<br /> ** '''Name''': Use the name as used by the publisher. If applicable, link to its own page. Do not sort on first names, &quot;Edition&quot;, etc.<br /> ** '''Plate No''': Each # stands for one digit used. Put a space between letters and digits or ampersands, but not between letters. Use punctuation as used by the publisher.<br /> ** '''Place''': Main or original place of activity first<br /> ===Table===<br /> |ja =<br /> '''See Also:''' [[:Category:Music Publishers]], [[:Category:Editions]]<br /> This table lists all known music publishers on IMSLP. As this table is sortable, it can provide help identifying a score.<br /> ===Manual===<br /> * To sort on a column, click on the icon next to the column title<br /> * '''Entering new or modifying data'''. The columns need to be sortable. Therefore, when multiple entries exist for one publisher, start a new column for the new entry. Duplicate the non-changing information but include it in &lt;code&gt;&lt;nowiki&gt;{{Hide|text}}&lt;/nowiki&gt;&lt;/code&gt;. It is important not to use spaces after the pipe symbol - the sorting would occur on the space.<br /> ** '''Name''': Use the name as used by the publisher. If applicable, link to its own page. Do not sort on first names, &quot;Edition&quot;, etc.<br /> ** '''Plate No''': Each # stands for one digit used. Put a space between letters and digits or ampersands, but not between letters. 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Name <br /> ! Platte<br /> ! Jahr<br /> ! Ort<br /> |en =<br /> ! Name <br /> ! Plate<br /> ! Year<br /> ! Place<br /> |ja =<br /> ! 出版社名<br /> ! プレート<br /> ! 年<br /> ! 所在地<br /> }}<br /> ! width=30% | {{#iflang:|de =Kommentar|en =Comment|ja =備考}}<br /> |-<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;A&quot;&gt;A&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|A}}|| ||{{hs|A}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Ambrose Abbott]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Addison &amp; Beale]]''' || || 1823-1824 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Aibl|Jos. Aibl]]''' ||#### ||1825–1904 ||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft 1904 an Universal Edition |en =sold to Universal Edition in 1904}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Alard]]''' ||C.A. #### ||1877–1878 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ed. Albert &amp; Co.''' ||Ed.A. ##|| ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Albert &amp; Son]]''' ||##|| ||Sydney ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alberti]]''' ||##||1920-30 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Aletter''' ||A. ## A. || ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Aletter]]''' ||W.A. ##&lt;br&gt;W. ## A. || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H. Alexander''' ||#### || ||Pr. Stargardt ||Preußisch Stargardt, now Starogard Gdański (Poland)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Alexandre père et fils''' || ||ca.1850-ca.1876?||Paris ||Perhaps see [[wikipedia:fr:Alexandre Père et Fils|Wikipedia article (French)]] though music publication is not mentioned? Specialized in publication of music for orgue d'Alexandre (a type of harmonium) which they also manufactured.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Music]]''' ||#### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Allan &amp; Co.]]''' || ## ||1870-present ||Melbourne, Sydney ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[G. Alsbach &amp; Co.]]''' ||A. &amp; Co. ||1866-1961 ||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alt &amp; Uhrig]]''' ||A. &amp; Co. ||1875-1895 ||Cologne ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;G. Alsbach &amp; Co&lt;/div&gt; ||G.A. &amp; Co. || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Altschuler]]''' || ||192-40 ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Amadeus Verlag]]''' || ||1973 - ? ||Winterthur ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Amon]]''' || ||ca.1790-1818 ||Heilbronn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anceaux]]''' ||A.A. ### ||1900-04 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. André]]''' ||G.A. ###.## ; G.A. &amp; Co. ###.## ||1850-79 ||Philadelphia || founded by (Jean François?) Gustave André (poss.:1805–1878)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johann André]]''' ||##### ||1775- ||Offenbach am Main ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Andrieu frères]]''' ||##### ||1903-54 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[The Anglo-French Music Co.]]''' ||AFM Co.#### ||1920s- ||London ||Later O.U.P.<br /> |----<br /> |'''Anglo-Soviet Music Press''' ||A.S.M.P. ## || ||London || {{#iflang:|de =Umfangreiche Reprints von [[Muzgiz]] Titeln.|en =<br /> Largely reprints of [[Muzgiz]] titles.|ja =ほとんど[[Muzgiz]]のリプリント版}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eduard Annecke]]''' ||##### ||1882- ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Apollo-Verlag''' ||A. ### V. || ||Berlin ||Extensive archive located in Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Apostol]]''' ||##### ||- ||Helsinki||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Appun's Musikverlag''' ||K. ## || ||Bunzlau ||works of Louis Kruber use plate K. ## (not unusual- see discussion forum), other plates unknown <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arct]]''' ||#### ||||Warsaw||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Arnaud''' ||### A.||1821 or before-1850 or after||Lyon||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arnold]]''' ||#### ||1829 or before-1877||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.W. Arnold]]''' ||#### ||1843-1872||Elberfeld||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arrow]]''' ||AMP #### ## ||1938–1956 ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arnoldis]]''' ||#### ||1910-1940||Halle, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L'Art belge]]''' ||A.B. ### ||1915-1933 ||Bruxelles ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Art Publication Society]]''' || ||1912-1980's ||St. Louis ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Artaria]]''' ||####||1765-1858||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon|Artia]]''' || ||1953-89||Prague ||=Supraphon<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Ascher]]''' ||E.A. ## ||1888- ||Hamburg, New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ascherberg, Hopwood &amp; Crew]]''' || ##,#### ||||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''E. Ascherberg &amp; Co.''' ||E.A. &amp; Co. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Ascherberg, Hopwood &amp; Crew, Ltd.&lt;/div&gt; ||A.H.&amp; C. Ltd. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edwin Ashdown]]''' ||E.A. ##,#### ||1889-||London ||<br /> |----<br /> <br /> |'''[[Associated Board]]''' ||#### ||1919-||London ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''Associated Music Publishers''' ||A.S. #####-## ||18??-1964 ||New York ||Started sometime around 1876-1894??; acquired by [[Schirmer]] in 1964. US representative/copublisher of [[Schott]] and others.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Auer]]''' || #### || ||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Altschuler]]''' || #### ||1920-40 ||Warsaw, Riga||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Augener]]''' ||##### ||1854-1962||London ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Galaxy 1962.|en =sold to Galaxy in 1962}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Augusta Edizioni Musicali''' || || ||Torino ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hermann Augustin''' ||H.A. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sociedad de Autores Españoles]]'''|| S.A.E. ### ||1900s || Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Charles Avison, Ltd.]]''' ||Av Ed ## ||1905-18||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;B&quot;&gt;B&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|B}}|| ||{{hs|B}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Bach &amp; Co.''' ||B. ## &amp; C°. || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bachmann]]''' || ||1819- ||Hannover ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. D. Baedeker]]''' || ||1819- ||Essen||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Julius Bagge]]''' || ||1874-90 ||Stockholm||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bahn]]''' || ||1854-97 ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Le Bailly]]''' || ### ||1835-1902 ||Paris ||Acquired by O [[Bornemann]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ballard]]''' || ||1551–1821 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Banks]]''' ||##|| ||York, Leeds ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bärenreiter|Bärenreiter-Verlag]]''' ||BA ####&lt;br&gt;BVK ####&lt;br&gt;TP ###||1923– ||Kassel ||{{#iflang:|de =Herausgeber des MGG (Deutsche Musikenzyklopädie], neue Gesamtausgaben von JS Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Schütz, etc.|en =Publishers of MGG (German musical encyclopædia), New Complete Editions of JS Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Schütz, etc.|ja =ドイツの音楽事典であるMGGを出版した会社。バッハ、モーツァルト、シューベルト、シュッツなどの新全集。}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''[[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Neue Mozart-Ausgabe|Neue Mozart-Ausgabe]]'' '''NMA'''||BA 4501–4617||1955–2007|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Aktuell in 115 Bänden|en =<br /> Presently in 115 volumes|ja =現在115冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''Franz Berwald: Sämtliche Werke''||BA 4901–4923||1966–1987|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Aktuell in 22 Bänden|en =Presently in 22 volumes|ja =現在22冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''[[Neue Bach-Ausgabe (Bach, Johann Sebastian)|Neue Bach-Ausgabe]]'' '''NBA'''||BA 5001–5100||1954–2007|| ||{{#iflang:|de =In 99 Bänden|en =In 99 volumes|ja =現在99冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''[[New Edition of the Complete Works (Berlioz, Hector)|New Berlioz Edition]]'' '''NBE'''||BA 5441–5466||1967–2005|| ||{{#iflang:|de =In 26 Bänden|en =In 26 volumes|ja =現在26冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''Neue Schubert-Ausgabe''||BA 5502–5557||1964–|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Aktuell in 52 Bänden|en =Presently in 52 volumes|ja =現在52冊}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Bärenreiter-Verlag}} → ''Leoš Janácek: Kritische Gesamtausgabe''||BA 6841–6860||1978–|| ||{{#iflang:|de= Aktuell in 16 Bänden in Verbindung mit Subraphon|en =Presently in 16 volumes, in conjunction with Supraphon|ja =現在16冊、}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''G. Barnewitz'sche Hofbuchhandlung''' ||# || ||Neustrelitz || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Barrau]]''' ||B. ### ||1910-24 ||Paris, Luchon || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Barth]]''' ||#### ||1872-94 ||Berlin || Barth &amp; Fritze 1872 bought by [[Otto Junne]]<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Theodor Barth&lt;/div&gt; ||B. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friedrich Bartholomäus]]''' ||#### ||1854-71 ||Erfurt || bought by [[Siegel]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Barvitius]]''' ||#### ||1854-71 ||Prague || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fritz Baselt]]''' ||F.B. ### || ||Frankfurt am Main || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joubert|L. Bathlot]]''' ||#### ||1868-87 ||Paris || became [[Joubert]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Baudoux]]''' ||E. #### B. ||1880?–1905 ||Paris||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft 1905 an Rouart, Lerolle et Cie.|en =<br /> sold to Rouart, Lerolle et Cie. in 1905|ja =Rouart, Lerolle et Cie.に売却}}<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Julius Bauer]]''' ||#### ||1873- ||Braunschweig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Louis Bauer]]''' ||#### || ||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Bauer]]''' ||#### ||1900-1910 ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.T. Bauersachs''' ||#### || ||St.Louis||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bayley &amp; Ferguson]]''' ||#### ||1884- ||Glasgow London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Beal, Stuttard]]''' ||#### ||ca.1900- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bechtold]]''' ||#### ||1885- ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bechtold &amp; Hartje]]''' ||#### ||?-1842 ||Berlin ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Beck]]''' ||#### ||1763- ||Nördlingen ||(Munich 1889)<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Ernst Hugo Becker Verlag]]''' ||#### ||1920s- ||Wuppertal ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Begas]]''' ||#### ||1873-76 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M.P. Belaieff]]''' ||#### ||1885–1972 ||Leipzig, St. Petersburg || {{#iflang:|de =Übernommen von Peters|en =Absorbed by Peters|ja =Petersに吸収}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bellmann &amp; Thümer]]''' ||#### ||1877- ||Potschappel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bellon, Ponscarme et Cie.]]''' ||#### ||1903-6 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Belwin Inc.]]''' ||#### ||1918- ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W. Benicke''' || ||1890s(?)-? ||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur.|en =Engraving.}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Benicke|Benicke]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Benicke|Benicke]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anton J. Benjamin]]''' ||A.J.B. #### || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Benoît aîné]]''' || (B.a.)#### ||1851-1913 || Paris || See {{DataBNF|en/14815033/benoit_aine/}}. ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Émile Benoît]]''' || E.B.#### ||1882-1900, 1913-1927 || Paris || Acquired by [[W. Sulzbach]] in 1900, then reappeared following Sulzbach's retirement. See {{DataBNF|en/17014848/emile_benoit_editeur/}}. ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[S.M. Berg]]''' || #### ||1916-19 ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Berens]]''' ||E.B. ### || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Berka]]''' ||#### ||1835||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Berlin Music]]''' || #### ||1920- ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M. Bernard]]''' || || ||St. Petersburg ||{{#iflang:|de =Übernommen von Jurgenson 1885|en =Absorbed by Jurgenson in 1885|ja =1885年Jurgensonに吸収}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Marco Berra]]''' || ### ||1811-1854 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Bertarelli &amp; C.]]''' || ### ||1900-1914 ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Berté]]''' ||E.B. &amp; Cie. ||1890- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bertelsmann]]''' ||#### ||1850- ||Gutersloh ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bertling]]''' ||#### ||1850- ||Danzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bertram]]''' ||#### ||1883-91 ||Brussels ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bessel]]''' ||#### ||1869- ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Bessel}} ||W. #### B. ||1869- ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Betts]]''' ||#### ||1800-1850 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Bevilacqua &amp; Cia]]''' ||#### || ||Rio de Janeiro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Beyer &amp; Söhne]]''' || ### ||1861- ||Langensalza ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bideri]]''' || ||1876- ||Naples ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Biglow &amp; Main''' || ## || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''C.H. Bigolet''' ||C.H.B. ## || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Billaudot]]''' || ||1896- ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W.H. Billing''' || ||1880-1940||Toronto ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Birchall|Robert Birchall]]''' || ||ca.1780-ca.1824 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchall &amp; Andrews}} || ||ca.1783-ca.1785 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchall &amp; Co.}} || ||ca.1821-ca.1830 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchall, Lonsdale, and Mills}} || ||ca.1821-ca.1830 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Birchard|C.C. Birchard &amp; Company]]''' ||#### ||1901-1956 ||Boston ||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Clayton F. Summy 1957|en =purchased by Clayton F. Summy Co. in 1957}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Summy-Birchard Co.}} || ||1957-ca.1980 ||Evanston || See also [[Summy]]?<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birchtree Music Group}} || ||1980?-1988 ||Princeton ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Warner-Chappell|en =sold to Warner-Chappell}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Birnbach]]''' ||R.B. #### ||ca.1904- ||Berlin ||Acquired [[Verlag Dreililien]] in 1934. <br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Birnbach's Volks-Ausgabe}} ||B.V.A. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Bisping]]''' || ||1908- ||Münster ||<br /> |----<br /> |A.E. Blackmar &amp; Bro. || || 1860-? || Augusta Georgia, elsewhere || See [[wikipedia:Armand Blackmar|Armand E. Blackmar]] , e.g.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Josef Blaha]]''' or '''Groscher &amp; Blaha''' ||J.B. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[George E. Blake]]''' ' || #### ||1803-1850 ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''L. A. Blanchard''' || ||1870s ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eduard Bloch]]''' || #### I || 1865- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Blosfeld]]''' ||B #### I || 1886- ||Riga ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Boag]]''' || #### I || ca.1790-1830 ||London, Newcastle ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boessenecker]]''' || ||1863-1913 ||Regensburg ||bought by [[Coppenrath]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anton Böhm]]''' || ||1802- ||Augsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Anton Böhm &amp; Sohn}} || ||1871- || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Böhme]]''' || ||1794-1887 ||Hamburg ||sold to Cranz<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boieldieu jeune]]''' || ### || 1811–1824 ||Paris || Founded by Louis-Armand Boieldieu (1777-1840); absorbed by Janet et Cotelle in 1824. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boivin]]''' || || 1720s-1750 ||Paris || sold to Bayard<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bölling]]''' || ||1881-87||Darmstadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bongiovanni''' ||F. ### B. || 1905-present? || Bologna || Also F[rancesco] Bongiovanni, founded in 1905 (eponymously), now a substantial record label in Italy and now called Casa Bongiovanni. (May still publish music?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Boosey &amp; Co''' || ||1854- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boosey &amp; Hawkes]]''' || ||1930- ||London ||Merger of Boosey &amp; Co. and Hawkes &amp; Sons<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bornemann]]''' || O.B. #### || by 1888?- ||Paris || Now Editions Bornemann, earlier O. Bornemann, S.Bornemann, le Bailly-Bornemann.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Bosc]]''' || ||1893-1939||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bösenberg''' || ||1840s ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bösendorfer]]''' || ### ||1870-1890 ||Vienna || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bossler]]''' || ### ||1781-1792 ||Speyer || <br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Bossler}} || ### ||1792-1828 ||Darmstadt || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boston Music Co.]]''' ||B.M.C. ##&lt;br&gt;B.M.Co. ##### ||1885-2003 ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bosworth &amp; Co.]]''' ||B. &amp; Co. ##### ||1890s?–1920s ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bote &amp; Bock]]''' ||B. &amp; B. ##### ||1838-present ||Berlin, Wiesbaden ||Has had offices in Berlin, Breslau, Stettin, Posen, Wiesbaden, perhaps elsewhere<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bowerman]]''' || ||1880s?–1920s ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boyer]]''' || ||ca.1780–ca.1806 ||Paris ||acquired by [[Naderman]]. Also &quot;Boyer et Le Menu&quot;. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maison Brahy]]''' ||##### ||1890–2004 ||Liege ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brainard|S. Brainard]]''' ||##### ||1845–1864 ||Cleveland ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;S. Brainard's Sons&lt;/div&gt; || ||1864-1931 ||Cleveland, Chicago ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brandenburg]]''' ||##### ||1830–1837 ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oscar Brandstetter]]''' || ||1880-present ||Leipzig (1880{{EN}}1945), Wiesbaden ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Brandstetter|Brandstetter]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Brandstetter|Brandstetter]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Max Brandt''' ||## || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brandus]]''' || ||1846–1887 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Ph. Maquet, 1888.|en =Sold to Ph. Maquet, 1888.|ja =1888年Ph. Maquetに吸収}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Brandus &amp; Cie.}} ||B. &amp; Cie. ||1846–1854, 1873–1887 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Brandus &amp; Dufour}} ||B. &amp; D. ##### ||1854–1872 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Georg Bratfisch]]''' || G.B. #### || ||Frankfurt-Oder ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bratti]]''' || #### ||1870-1930 ||Florence ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolph Brauer]]''' || #### ||1847- ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Breitkopf und Härtel]]''' ||##### ||1725-||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''Orchester-Bibliothek''<br /> |Orch.-B. || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''Partitur-Bibliothek''<br /> |Part.-B. || || || <br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''Volksausgabe''<br /> |V. A. ||1876–1913 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Bach-Gesellschaft Ausgabe]]''<br /> |B.W. ### || || || <br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Ludwig van Beethoven - Complete Works Edition|Beethoven Gesammtausgabe]]''<br /> |B. ### ||1862–1888 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Johannes Brahms - Complete Works Edition|Brahms: Sämtliche Werke]]''<br /> |J.B. ### ||1926–1927 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Georg Friedrich Händels Werke (Handel, George Frideric)|Georg Friedrich Händels Werke]]''<br /> |H.W. ### ||1858–1894, 1902 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Franz Liszt - Liszt-Stiftung Edition|Liszt-Stiftung Edition]]''<br /> |F.L. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Complete Works Edition|Alte Mozart-Ausgabe]]''<br /> |W.A.M. ### ||1877–1910|| ||{{#iflang:|de =Platte Nr. = Köchel (KV)&lt;sup&gt;1&lt;/sup&gt;|en =Plate number = Köchel (KV)&lt;sup&gt;1&lt;/sup&gt;|ja =プレート番号は|ケッヘル番号 (KV)&lt;sup&gt;1&lt;/sup&gt;}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy - Complete Works Edition|Mendelssohn Gesammtausgabe]]<br /> |M.B. ### || || || <br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Franz Peter Schubert - Complete Works Edition|Franz Peter Schuberts Werke]]''<br /> |F.S. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Breitkopf &amp; Härtel}} → ''[[Robert Alexander Schumann - Complete Works Edition|Robert Schumanns Werke]]''<br /> |R.S.## ||1879–1893 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Bremner]]''' || ||1754-1762 ||Edinburgh ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Robert Bremner&lt;/div&gt; || ||1762-1789 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brewer &amp; Co]]''' || ||1860-85 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J. Brixner''' || ||1872- ||Vienna ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Brockhaus]]''' ||M.B || 1893- || Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Brödrene Hals'''||B.H.M. ### ||1887–1908 ||Kristiania (=Oslo) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Broekmans &amp; Van Poppel]]'''||### || ||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Broude Brothers]]''' || ||1929– ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J.F. Browne''' || || 1810-? || London, New York || Established (according to an ad in Dwight's Journal) in London in 1810, established a New York office in 1841, moved warerooms (and address?) from 709 to 589 Broadway, NY in 1866. Harp makers, publishers of harp music.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brüggemann]]''' || || 1829-31 ||Halberstadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bruneau]]''' ||B&amp;Cie###|| 1880–1900 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Buffet-Crampon]]''' || ||1836– ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Bulla]]''' || E.B. ### ||1878-1910 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bursik &amp; Kohout'''||B. ### K. || ||Prague||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Buchholz &amp; Diebel]]'''||B. ### D. || ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |----''Buschmann &amp; Guimarães'''||### || ca.1880s ||Rio de Janeiro||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Büttner]]''' || ||1850- ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oluf By's Musikforlag]]'''||O.B. #### ||ca.1904-1925 ||Kristiania (=Oslo)|| Purchased by Norsk Musikforlag<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;C&quot;&gt;C&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|C}}|| ||{{hs|C}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[C. E. Music Publishers]]'''|| ####|| 1920||Dublin|| Should probably be named something like &quot;Cochrane &amp; Esposito Music Publishing&quot; on this site, for clarity<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Campbell, Connelly &amp; Co.]]'''|| ####|| 1925||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Capolongo-Feola'''|| ####|| ||Naples||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Johann Cappi'''||####||1801-182x? ||Vienna||See https://www.wien.gv.at/wiki/index.php/Johann_Cappi . Uncle of Pietro Cappi, partner of Diabelli. Company passed to his wife after his death, for some period of time? Publisher of some Beethoven works as late as 1822.<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Diabelli|Cappi et Diabelli]]'''||C. et D. No. ### || ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carisch &amp; Jänichen]]'''||C. ##### J. || bef.1898-aft.1956 ||Milan; Leipzig || Still exists as Carisch &amp; Jänichen Musical Instruments - perhaps also as publisher? Needs looking into, I think (as do several other &quot;2nd or 3rd tier publishers&quot; that turn up once awhile). Seems to have printed some 15000 plates at least (Bloch sonata, 1956?) in that 60-year timeframe - does anyone know anything about them?<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carli''' || #### || ?–1828 ||Paris || Raphael Carli et Cie. purchased in 1828 by [[Girod]] (or by Launer, according to BNF Data?). (Purchased right after the owner Nicolas-Raphaël Carli (1764-1827)'s death, it seems.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carulli]]''' || ||1822–1833 ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carus]]'''||||1972-||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cary &amp; Co.]]'''||C. &amp; Co., ####|| ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cassell]]'''||||1860s- ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Catelin]]'''||||1837-66||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''CeBeDeM'''|| ||1951-2015||Brussels|| See http://www.cebedem.be/en : the Belgian Centre for Music Documentation was a non-profit organization. In 2015 it was taken over by the library of the Brussels Royal Conservatories.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Century Music Co.]]'''||||1890-1950||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Chabal]]''' ||#### ||ca.1840-1905||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Chadim]]''' ||#### ||ca.1920-1950||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Challier &amp; Co.]]'''||C.&amp;Co. ### || 1836–aft.1934 || Berlin || Do not know much about this publisher but their name and imprint seems to turn up fairly often - not so much on scores we have so far (14 times at most ) but in libraries generally I think. Possibly founded by C.A. Challier (d.1871) or (more likely?) renamed by him (to C.A. Challier &amp; Co.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''E. Challiot''' || E.C. #### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.W. Chanot]]''' ||#### ||ca.1890-19??||London Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''S. Chapelier''' ||S.C. ## || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Chappell]]''' ||C ##### ||1810-present||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Charivari Musikverlag]]''' || ##### ||1930-||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emile Chatot]]''' ||#### ||ca.1859-1894||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Chérubini, Méhul, Kreutzer, Rode und Boieldieu''' || ||1802-1811||Paris ||Mostly existed to publish the works of the five composers in question, it seems.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. &amp; W. Chester, Ltd.]]''' || ||1861-present ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Chester}} ||CH #### ||1970?-present || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. &amp; W. Chester, Ltd.}} ||J.W.C. #### ||1861-ca.1970 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Thomas W. Chester'''||T.W.C. No. ## || ||London||bought (partly) by Rossini<br /> |----<br /> |'''La Chevardière''' || ||1757-1785 ||Paris || Stock sold to Le Duc on 1 December 1784<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Julius Chmel]]'''||Ch. ##### ||1878-97||Vienna||dances, piano, zither, songs<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Choudens]]'''||A.C. ##### ||1845-||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Christoph &amp; Kuhé]]'''|| ||1855-1880||Pest||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Church]]'''||##### ||1869-1930||Cincinnati||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Theodore Presser Co.|en =acquired by Theodore Presser Co.}} Known as John Church, Church &amp; Co., etc.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Clementi &amp; Co.]]'''|| ||1801-1830||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cochet]]''' || ||1794ca.-1804ca. ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Cocks]]'''||##### ||1823-1904||London||bought by [[Augener &amp; Co.]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cohen]]'''||##### ||1866-95||Bonn||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Martin Cohen'''||### || ||Regensburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E.W. Cole]]'''||##### ||1880ca.-1925 ca.||Melbourne||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Cole]]'''||##### ||1802-1839||Baltimore||bought by [[Miller &amp; Beacham]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Colombier]]''' ||C. #### ||1838-1892||Paris||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Émile Gallet|en =acquired by Émile Gallet}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Comendinger''' ||## || ||Constantinople|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Composers Association of Macedonia'''|| || ||Skopje||{{plain|http://www.socom.com.mk|Informational link here.}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Composers' Music Corporation'''||C.M.C. ### || ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[The Composers Press]]'''||### ||1925-1971 ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Coppenrath|Alfred Coppenrath]]''' ||A.C. ### ||1855- ||Regensburg ||Acquired(?) by Carus-Verlag in 2008<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Alfred Coppenrath's Verlag (H. Pawelek)}} ||H.P. ### ||1887-? || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Alfred Coppenrath Verlag}} || ||1945?- ||Altötting ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cos Cob]]''' || ||1929-1930s ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Costallat]]'''||C. &amp; C. / C. &amp; Cie. ||1895-ca.1950||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cotta]]'''|| ## ||1659-? ||Tubingen, Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Cottrau]]'''|| ||1855-84 ||Naples||Founded by Teodoro Cottrau in 1855; sold to [[Ricordi]] in 1884.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Courleux]]'''||G.C. ### ||1884-99 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Cousineau'''|| ||1766-? ||Paris||Also known as Cousineau Père et Fils, Vve Cousineau, etc. Founded by Georges Cousineau (b.1733), father of a famous harpist, in Paris before the Revolution. Across the street he founded a famous instrument shop, where the son (Jacques-Georges, 1760-1824 or 1836) soon joined his father. (Govea, &quot;Nineteenth- and Twentieth-century Harpists: A Bio-critical Sourcebook&quot;, p.39; other sources.) Possibly purchased by/succeeded by [[Lemoine]] around 1825.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Coventry &amp; Hollier]]'''|| ||1833-1849 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.B. Cramer]]'''|| ||1820-1970s ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[August Cranz]]'''||C. || ||Hamburg, Leipzig, Brussels ||{{#iflang:|de =Tochter von Schott|en =subsidiary of Schott|ja =Schottの子会社}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Creuzbauer]]'''|| ||1841-43 ||Karlsruhe||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.H. Cundy]]'''|| ###-# ||?-1907 ||Boston|| Boston music publisher primarily? (Now better known as one-half of Cundy-Bettoney, itself better known for their clarinets than their music publications, it seems.)<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Cundy Music Co.}}|| ####-# || 1890s ||Boston||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Cundy-Bettoney}}|| ####-# || 1907{{EN}}? ||Boston|| Cundy-Bettoney was created when W.H. Cundy was purchased by Harry Bettoney (1867{{EN}}1953) in 1907. He had begun working there in 1897. (See brief bio of Bettoney &lt;span class=&quot;plainlinks&quot;&gt;[http://test.woodwind.org/clarinet/BBoard/read.html?f=1&amp;i=10171&amp;t=10171 here]&lt;/span&gt;.) Publisher and clarinet maker.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Curci]]'''|| ||1860-present ||Naples Milan||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Curwen &amp; Sons]]'''|| ||1863-1970s ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;D&quot;&gt;D&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|D}}|| ||{{hs|D}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Edition Dania''' || E.D. ### || 1930?-1966? ||Copenhagen || Directed by the Association of Danish Composers (see {{plain|http://dvm.nu/periodical/dmt/dmt_1936/dmt_1936_03/edition-dania/|this 1936 explanation (Danish)}}.) May have published part of the ''[[wikipedia:da:Samfundet til Udgivelse af Dansk Musik|Samfundet til Udgivelse af Dansk Musik]]'' series (now published by Edition S) and [[wikipedia:en:Edition S|Edition S]] - the organization was in fact first called &quot;Edition Samfundet&quot;. Edition Dania may have been one of their projects?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dansk Tonekunstner Forenings Forlag]]''' || ||1903- ||Copenhagen|| <br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Herman Darewski]]''' || ||1920s ||London|| <br /> |---- <br /> |'''D. Davis &amp; Co.''' || || ||Sydney|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Duncan Davison &amp; Co.''' || #### || ||London|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H.F.W. Deane &amp; Sons]]''' || ||ca.1910 ||London|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Decombe''' || ||1795-1819 ||Paris|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Decourcelle]]''' || P.D. ### ||ca.1882?-?||Nice|| Founded? by composer {{LinkName|Paul|Decourcelle}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Raymond Deiss]]''' || ||ca.1910-1940 ||Paris|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Delrieu]]'''||D.F.### || ||Nice, Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Demets]]''' ||E. #### D. ||1895?-ca.1925||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt''' || || ||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Deutscher Verlag für Musik''' ||DVfM #### ||1954- ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig. {{#iflang:de| =Unter Breitkopf &amp; Härtel|en =Under Breitkopf &amp; Härtel|ja =Breitkopf &amp; Härtelの下で}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Diabelli]]''' ||#### ||1817-1858 ||Vienna || Eventually merged into [[August Cranz]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Dieckmann]]''' ||##### ||1888- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Diemer]]''' ||#### ||1879- ||Mainz || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Dietrich]]''' ||##### ||1883- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Otto Dietrich''' ||O. #### D. ||1886-1936 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L. Digoudé-Diodet]]''' ||L. #### D. ||1904-ca.1947 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ditson|Oliver Ditson]]''' ||##### ||1783- ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Ditson}}&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; → Musician's Library<br /> |ML-####-# || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Doblinger]]''' ||D. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Domkowski &amp; Co.''' ||#### ||ca. 1892-ca. 1900 ||Munich || led by R. Wächtler<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Donajowski]]''' || #### ||ca.1890- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dörffel]]''' || #### ||1862-1891 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dover Publications]]''' || ||1941-||Mineola ||Mostly reprints<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Verlag Dreililien|Dreililien]]''' || ||1901-1934 ||Berlin, Lichterfelde ||Or, &quot;Verlag Dreililien&quot;, or &quot;Dreililien-Verlag&quot; . Incorporated in 1934 into the publisher Richard Birnbach.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Drei Masken Verlag]]''' || ||1910- ||Munich, Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W. Dubois''' || ||1820s-1830s ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''V. Dufaut et Dubois'''||V.D. et D. #### ||1819-1842 ||Paris|| See {{DataBNF|14816437/dufaut___dubois_editeur_de_musique/}} for some information.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dunst]]''' || ||ca.1820-1848 ||Frankfurt, Bonn, Cologne||<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Dupont-Metzner''' ||### ||1893?-1976? ||Nancy ||Initial publisher of many works by Guy Ropartz. May no longer be a publisher, but still a piano maker. See {{plain|http://www.dupont-metzner.com/|http://www.dupont-metzner.com/}} for example.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Dupont]]''' || ||1855-1908 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Dupuis]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Durand]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|A. Durand et Fils}} ||A.D. &amp; F. ||1891-ca.1920 || ||{{#iflang:|de =Weniger bekannt als D. &amp; F.|en =less common than D. &amp; F.|ja =D. &amp; F.より一般的でない}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand et Cie.}} ||D. &amp; C. ||ca.1960-present || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand et Fils}} ||D. &amp; F. ||1891-ca.1960. || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand, Schoenewerk, et Cie.}} ||D.S. &amp; Cie. ||1870–1885 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Durand-Schoenewerk}} ||D.S. ||1886–1891 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Durdilly &amp; Cie.]]'''||V.D. &amp; Cie. #### ||1878-1908 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;E&quot;&gt;E&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|E}}|| ||{{hs|E}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[A. Eady]]''' || ### ||1889- ||Auckland ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eberle|Josef Eberle &amp; Co.]]''' ||J.E. ### ||1873-1974 ||Vienna ||{{#iflang:|en =Engraver and publisher of music.}} {{#iflang:|en =(Use template [[Template:Eberle|Eberle]] for the firm's work as an engraver.)}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Waldheim-Eberle}} || ||1890s-1974 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Ebling''' || ### || ||Mainz ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Carl Ebling}} <br /> |K.E. ### || ||Mainz ||now Karl Ebling<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ebner]]''' || ### ||1889-96 ||Ludwigsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Echo Muzyczne]]''' || ### ||1885- ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[van Eck]]''' || ### || ||The Hague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ch. Egrot]]''' ||Ch. E. ### ||ca.1862-ca.1887 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eisoldt &amp; Rohkrämer]]''' || E. ### R. ||1900- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Elkan &amp; Schildknecht]]''' ||### ||1859- ||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Elkan-Vogel]]''' || ||1928-1970 ||Philadelphia ||{{#iflang:|de =Erworben von Theodore Presser Co.|en =acquired by Theodore Presser Co.}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Elkin &amp; Co.]]''' ||E. &amp; Co. || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fried. Emmermann]]''' ||F.E. ### || ||Mainz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[vom Ende|H. vom Ende]]''' ||E. &amp; Co. ||1895- ||Köln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.A. Endter]]''' || #### ||1600–1855 ||Nuremberg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Engelmann &amp; Mühlberg]]'''||##### || ||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Engelmann|Engelmann]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Engelmann|Engelmann]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Enoch]]''' || ||1853- ||Paris, London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch}} <br /> |E.F. &amp; C. ||1881–1895 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch &amp; Cie.}}<br /> |E. &amp; C. ||1895-present ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch &amp; Cie.}}<br /> |E. &amp; Cie. ||1895-present ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch &amp; Sons}} <br /> |E. &amp; S. #### ||1869–1927 || London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Enoch Père et Fils}}<br /> |E.P. &amp; F. ||1853–1881 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eos]]''' || #### ||1913–1925 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Erard''' || ### ||? (before 1810s)–? ||Paris ||Also &quot;Melles Erard&quot;. Publishing arm of the piano manufacturer, it seems. See the collection {{GoogleB|VVvHCgAAQBAJ|PP61|The History of the Erard Piano and Harp in Letters and Documents, 1785–1959}} (2015, Cambridge University Press, multiple editors) (pg. 61 especially, but otherwise too).<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Erler]]''' || #### ||1867-1881 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Eschig]]''' ||M.E. #### ||1907–1987 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Escudier]]''' || ||1837-1882||Paris ||Sold to Heugel in 1882<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|La France Musicale}} ||F.M. #### ||1837-1843||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Bureau Central de la Musique}} ||B.C. #### ||1843-1853||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Léon Escudier}} ||L.E. #### ||1853-1882||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B. Eslava]]''' || ||1857-1900 ||Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eulenburg|Edition Eulenburg]]''' || || ||Leipzig, London ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Ernst Eulenburg}} ||E.E. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Europa]]''' ||Ed. ### Er. || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Evans &amp; Co.]]''' || ### || 1866-1930||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Evette &amp; Schaeffer]]''' ||E.S. #### ||1875-1929 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ewer]]''' || ||1823-1867 ||London || Acquired by [[Novello]] in 1867<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;F&quot;&gt;F&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|F}}|| ||{{hs|F}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Falter &amp; Sohn]]''' ||F. &amp; S. ###||1786-1888 ||Munich || Founded (as Falter'schen Musikhandlung) in 1786 (no prefix to plates); changed to Falter &amp; Söhn sometime before 1820 or so (presumably as his son took over part of the business); purchased by [[Aibl]] in 1888. See {{plain|http://muk.gwi.uni-muenchen.de/mv0002|Münchner Musik-Lexikon}} for some additional information.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Farrenc]]''' ||A.F. ### ||1820-1839 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K. G. Fazer]]''' || ### || ||Helsingfors ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Gustav Fechner''' || G. ## F.|| ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leo Feist]]''' || ### || ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B. Feldman &amp; Co.]]''' || ### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ph. Feuchot]]''' || P.F. #### ||ca.1872-1889 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Feuchtinger &amp; Gleichauf]]''' || ### || ||Regensburg ||bought [[Pustet]] 1978<br /> |----<br /> |'''Filippone e Tornaghi''' || #### F. e T. || ||Rio de Janeiro || <br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Fiot''' || 1830s || ||Philadelphia || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Firnberg]]''' || ###&lt;br&gt;B.F. ### || ||Frankfurt am Main||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Firth|John Firth]]''' || ||1815-1820 ||New York ||Probably manufactured instruments only<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth &amp; Hall}} || ||1821-1832 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth, Hall &amp; Pond}} ||#### ||1833-1846 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth, Pond &amp; Co.}} ||#### ||1847-1863 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Firth, Son &amp; Co.}} ||#### ||1863-1867 || ||Acquired by [[Ditson|Oliver Ditson Co.]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''Fischbacher''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.E. Fischer]]''' || ||1862- ||Bremen ||bought by Benjamin, 1925<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Fischer]]''' || ||1872-present ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Fischer &amp; Brother]]''' ||J.F. &amp; B. ####-## ||1864-1970 ||Dayton, OH; New York||Founded by Joseph and Ignaz Fischer in 1864. See http://trove.nla.gov.au/version/24816111 .<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[FitzSimons]]''' || || 1930-1986 || Chicago || Taken over by Fred Bock<br /> |----<br /> |'''Harold Flammer, Inc.''' || || 1917-? || New York || Now owned by Shawnee Press (which is now a branch of Hal Leonard). Began his company on June 6, 1917, in Manhattan (according to {{GoogleB|Z7qzxK4ZascC|PA157|The Musical Monitor, Vol.11}}). Began specializing in choral music ca.1930. (Not sure when bought by Shawnee Press.) Still exists as a choral music imprint in 2011 according to Worldcat.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Flaxland]]''' ||G.F. #### &lt;br&gt;or G.D. ####|| 1847–1869 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =An [[Durand]] 1870 verkauft|en =to [[Durand]], 1870|ja =[[Durand]]へ1870年}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''William Foden''' || || fl.1890's-1947 || St. Louis || Mostly guitar music<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fœtisch Frères]]''' ||F #### F || 1862-1976 ||Lausanne, Switzerland || taken over by Hug 1976<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Forberg]]''' ||#### ||1888-||Leipzig || bought Thiemer<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Robert Forberg]]''' ||#### ||1862-||Leipzig || {{#iflang:|de =Gravur von Röder|en =engraving by Röder|ja =Röderが刻字}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Forlivesi]]''' ||#### ||1875-||Florence ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Forster Music Publisher]]''' ||#### ||1902-||Chicago ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[William Forster]]''' || ||1700s?||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Forsyth Brothers, Ltd.]]''' ||#### ||1875-||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[A. Fouquet]]''' ||A.F. ####|| 1876–1908 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sam Fox]]''' ||#### ||1906-||Cleveland ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Francis, Day &amp; Hunter]]''' ||#### ||1877-||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Willy von Franquet]]''' || ||1890-between 1898 and 1903|| Greiz, Leipzig, Berlin, Braunscheig || Acquired by [[Louis Oertel]] sometime between 1898 and 1903<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Freie Vereinigung zur Förderung guter Guitaremusik]]''' || I-VIII, # || ||Augsburg ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur von Oscar Brandstetter|en =engraving by Oscar Brandstetter (Leipzig)}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bernhard Friedel]]''' ||#### ||1851-1881||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hugo Friedländer''' ||### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. Friedlein]]''' ||#### ||1849-56||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friese]]''' ||#### ||?-1866||Dresden, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E.W. Fritzsch]]''' ||E.W.F. ###||1866?–1903||Leipzig || Possibly founded by Ernst Wilhelm Fritzsch (1840{{EN}}1902). Acquired by [[C.F.W. Siegel]] after his death, in 1903. Published music, essays and books (by Nietzsche and others).<br /> |----<br /> |'''C.W. Fröhlich''' || ||?-1838||Berlin || Bought by [[Bote &amp; Bock, GmbH]] <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Fromont]]''' ||E. #### F. ||ca.1891–1921||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fuentes y Asenjo]]''' || ||ca.1850-1910||Madrid|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Funk &amp; Wagnalls]]''' || ||1880–||New York|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''Furore Verlag''' || ||1986- ||Kassel || {{#iflang:|de =Fokussiert auf wenig bekannten Werken von Komponistinnen, enschl. viele Erstausgaben von Clara Schumann, Fanny Hensel und anderen.&lt;br&gt;Mindestens eine Ausgabe hat einen falschen Urheberrechtshinweis (Reprint)|en =Focuses on obscure works by female composers, inc. many first editions of Clara Schumann, Fanny Hensel, et al.&lt;br&gt;At least one edition has a bogus copyright notice (reprint)|ja =少なくとも1つの版でいんちきの著作権表示 (リプリント)}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fürstner|Adolph Fürstner]]''' ||A. #### F. ||1868-ca.1905 ||Berlin ||{{#iflang:|de =Tochter von Schott|en =subsidiary of Schott|ja =Schottの子会社}}<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;G&quot;&gt;G&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|G}}|| ||{{hs|G}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Gallet]]''' ||E.G. #### ||1892- ||Paris||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Gambaro''' ||### ||1814-1861 ||Paris|| Some information &lt;span class=plainlinks&gt;[https://www.clarinet.org/clarinetFestArchive.asp?archive=82 at this biography page]&lt;/span&gt;. Dates 1814-1861 are from the Gambaro entry in the index of a book about [[Breitkopf und Härtel]].<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Gambogi frères]]''' ||G.G. #### ||1860-1877 ||Paris||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[F.W. Garbrecht]]''' || ||1862-ca.1880||Leipzig||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|en =Acquired by Brandstetter.}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Garbrecht|Garbrecht]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Garbrecht|Garbrecht]])}}<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[E. Gaudet]]''' || ####.E.G. ||1895-1933 ||Paris|| Successor of La Fleur, purchased by [[Salabert]]<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Gay &amp; Tenton]]''' || #### ||ca. 1900- ||Paris||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Gebauer]]''' || || 1919- ||Leipzig, Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Gebethner and Wolff]]''' || || 1857-ca.1945 ||Warsaw || Nationalized after World War II<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Gebethner and Wolff}}<br /> |G. &amp; C. ### ||1857-1860s || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Gebethner and Wolff}}<br /> |G. #### W. ||1860s- || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L.E. Gebhardi]]''' || || 1838-1870 ||Erfurt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Gehrmans''' ||C.G. #### ||||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Geib''' || ||1820?-1840s? ||New York, Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.M. Geidel]]''' || || ||Leipzig||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Geidel|Geidel]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Geidel|Geidel]])}}<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[F.B. Geitler]]''' || #### ||1862-1871||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Gérard et Cie.]]''' ||C.M. #### ||1860-1887||Paris ||Catalog acquired by Heugel<br /> |----<br /> |'''Gustav Gerdes''' ||### || ||Köln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gevaert]]''' ||G. ||ca.1850-ca.1900||Liege, Ghent ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Giessel]]''' ||##|| ||Bayreuth || Also Carl Giessel, Jr. ; relates to E.F. Steinacker of Leipzig? (So claims one of Sonneck&amp;rsquo;s books for the Library of Congress.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''B. Girard''' || ||1800s||Naples ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Girard-Fatout''' ||G. #### F. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Girod]]''' || ||1855-1919||Paris ||Possibly acquired by Alphonse Leduc after 1919<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|E. Girod}} ||E.G. #### ||1855-ca.1863||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|E. et A. Girod}} ||E. et A.G. #### ||ca.1864-ca.1881||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Veuve Girod}} ||E.G. #### ||ca.1882-ca.1907||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|P. Girod}} || ? ||ca.1908-ca.1919||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Giudici et Strada''' ||##### ||||Turin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Givre]]''' ||J. ### G. ||ca.1893-ca.1905||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Conrad Glaser]]''' ||#### ||1833-||Schleusingen (from 1892 Coburg) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fritz Gleichauf]]''' || ### #|| ||Regensburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. H. Glen]]''' || ### #|| ||Melbourne ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Globus Verlag]]''' ||D.L.S. ### #|| ||Berlin ||Deutsche Lieder-Sammlung<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Glocken-Verlag]]''' || ### #|| ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Glöggl]]''' || ### #|| ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Michel Glücksberg]]''' || M.G. ##; M. ## G.|| ||Warsaw||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Anton Goll]]''' ||A.G. ### || ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gombart]]''' || ### || 1789-1836||Basel, Augsburg || Subject of a book &quot;Musikverlag Gombart : Basel, Augsburg (1789-1836)&quot; by Hans Rheinfurth and Monika Groening (published by Schneider (Tutzing), 1999).<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Goodwin &amp; Tabb]]''' || || || London || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Göpel]]''' || ||1842-1862 ||Stuttgart|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hamilton S. Gordon | Gordon]]''' || || ca.1850-1920 || New York || <br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|S.T. Gordon}} ||#### ||1855-1872||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|S.T. Gordon &amp; Son}} ||##### ||1873-1890||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Hamilton S. Gordon}} ||##### ||ca.1890-1920||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gordon &amp; Gotch]]''' || || 1885-||Sydney|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gotham-Attucks]]''' || || 1904-1912||New York|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.P. Gotthard]]''' || J.P.G. ### || 1868-80 || Vienna || sold to Doblinger<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gould &amp; Bolttler]]''' ||G. &amp; B. ### || 20th c || London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Goulding &amp; Co.]]''' || || ca.1784-1867|| London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Goumas]]''' || || -1870s || Paris || sold to Buffet-Crampon<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Grąbczewski]]''' || ||1920s || Warsaw ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''A. Gräbner''' ||A.G. ### || || Göttingen || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Graffart]]''' || ||ca.1870-ca.1900 || Liège || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Grahame &amp; Black]]''' ||G. &amp; B. ### || 1905-1915 || London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H.W. Gray]]''' || || 1877- ||New York || US agent for Novello<br /> |----<br /> |'''M. Gray''' ||M. G. #### || 1860-1887 ||San Francisco, Oakland || Also Matthias Gray, M. Gray's Music Stores. Formerly Atwill, who sold his business to Matthias Gray (1829{{EN}}1887) and William Herwig in 1860. According to ''Sixty years of California song'' (1913), soon after Gray's death the &quot;immense&quot; stock of music was &quot;sold for a song&quot; to [[Ditson]]. (Publisher page should probably be &quot;Gray&quot; for conciseness.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Henri Gregh''' ||H.G. #### || ||Paris||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Louis Gregh]]''' ||L.G. #### || 1873-1907||Paris||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[W. Greiner]]''' ||#### || 1833-1883||Paris||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[F.G.L. Gressler]]''' ||#### || 1842-98||Langensalza||Schulbuchhandlung<br /> |---- <br /> |'''J. van Groningen''' || ## || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Philipp Grosch]]''' || #### || 1920 ca.-||Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johann Gross]]''' || #### || 1882-||Innsbruck||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Grude]]''' || #### || 1883-||Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Grüninger]]''' ||C.G. #### || ||Stuttgart||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Grus]]''' || ||1842-1875 ||Paris, London||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Grus}}<br /> |A.G. #### ||1842-1861 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Grus}}<br /> |L.G. #### ||1862-1875 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gubrynowicz &amp; Schmidt]]''' || ### ||1882 ||Lwow||Gubrynowicz &amp; Son from 1909<br /> |----<br /> |'''Giovanni Gualberto Guidi''' || #### || ||Firenze ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Joseph Günther''' ||J. ### G. || ||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gutheil]]''' ||A. #### G. || 1859-1947||Moscow || {{#iflang:|de =1914 an Edition Russe verkauft|en =to Edition Russe, 1914|ja =Edition Russeへ、1914年}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.J. Gutmann]]''' ||J. ### G. ||1874- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Gutmann}}<br /> |A.J.G. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;H&quot;&gt;H&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|H}}|| ||{{hs|H}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[J. Haakman-Chartier]]'''||J.H.### ; J.H.C.### || 1903-1910? || Paris ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Hachette]]'''||#### || 1846-1977 || Paris ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Häcker]]'''||#### || 1839-1851 || Chemnitz ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Hagemann &amp; Topp]]'''||#### || 1847-1856 || Rostock ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Julius Hainauer|Julius (or Jules) Hainauer]]''' ||J. #### H. ||1852?-ca.1933 ||Breslau ||May have absorbed or succeeded an earlier Breslau publisher, Schuhmann, and reissued e.g. some Liszt works originally published by same before 1852 or so when Hainauer-Verlag prob. started issuing music. Son of founder, Ernst Julius (1901-196x?), seems to have taken over at some point, left Breslau for England in 1933 after the [[wikipedia:Machtergreifung|seizure of political power by the Nazis]] (&quot;Machtergreifung&quot;), and founded Julius Hainauer Ltd. in London in 1936.<br /> |----<br /> |'''{{hide|Julius Hainauer Ltd.}}''' || ||1936-? ||London || See {{plain|http://www.lbi.org/german-exile-publishers/julius-hainauer-ltd/|German Exile Publishers}}<br /> |----<br /> |''Hal Leonard'''|| ### ||1947- ||Minnesota ||under L <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Halbreiter]]'''|| O.H. ### ||1875-1929 ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[William Hall &amp; Son]]'''||#### ||1847-1874||New York ||Acquired by [[Ditson|Oliver Ditson &amp; Co.]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hallberger]]'''||J. #### H. ||1848-72||Stuttgart ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Brødrene Hals]]'''|| ####||||Kristiania (=Oslo) ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Hamelle|J. Hamelle]]'''||J. #### H. ||1877-ca.1940||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Hammond &amp; Co.]]'''||H. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hansa-Verlag'''||H.V. ### || ||Berlin-Wilmersdorf ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hansen|Edition Wilhelm Hansen]]''' ||##### ||1853- ||Copenhagen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Petter Håkonsen|Petter Håkonsen]]''' ||##### ||1-1887 ||Christiani ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Haring]]''' ||##### ||1847- ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Harmonia]]''' ||##### ||1881- ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Harmonie Verlag]]''' ||H. ### ||1897-1938 ||Berlin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[T.B. Harms ]]'''|| #### ||1881-1929?||New York ||According to [[T.B. Harms]], was sold or folded in 1929, though some counterexamples (e.g. a copyist's manuscript, at least, with © T.B. Harms, 1953) suggest otherwise- perhaps was merely an imprint by this point.<br /> |----<br /> <br /> |'''[[Frederick Harris]]''' ||##### ||1904- ||London, Toronto ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hartmann]]''' ||##### ||1882- ||Elberfeld ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Hartmann]]''' ||G.H. #### || 1868-1891||Paris || {{#iflang:|de =An [[Heugel]] 1891 verkauft|en =to [[Heugel]], 1891|ja =[[Heugel]]へ、1891年}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|G. Hartmann &amp; Cie.}} ||G.H. &amp; Cie. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tobias Haslinger]]''' ||T.H. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hatzfeld]]''' || #### ||1891- 97||Leipzig ||150 works by 1899<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hawkes &amp; Sons''' || #### ||1792- ||London ||Merged with Boosey &amp; Co 1930<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Hebermann's Nachfolger''' ||A.H.N. ## || ||Danzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heckel]]''' ||#### || || Mannheim ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heckenast]]''' || || || Pest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. W. Heffelfinger]]''' ||##### ||100-1918||Los Angeles ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heinrichshofen's Verlag]]''' ||H.M. ####&lt;br&gt;H.V. ##### ||1806- ||Magdeburg ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Heins''' ||C.H. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gustav Heinze]]''' ||G. ### H. || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Helmuth]]''' ||### ||to 1841 ||Halle ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Helsingfors Nya Musikhandel''' ||H.N.M. ### || 1884?&amp;ndash;1911? || Helsinki || See [[wikipedia:fi:Fazerin_musiikkikauppa|Article in Wikipedia (Finnish) on Fazer Publishing]] (the successor to H.N.M.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Helvetia-Verlag''' ||H. ### || ||Zürich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Th. Henkel]]''' || ||1853- ||Frankfurt am Main ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Henle Verlag]]''' || ||1949- ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ad. Henn]]''' ||A. ### H. || ||Geneva ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Herf &amp; Wolff]]''' ||#### ||1867-72 ||Mainz || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hesse]]''' || ||1881- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heu]]''' || ||1828-ca.1877 ||Paris ||Acquired by [[Louis Gregh]]<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|C. Heu}} ||C. H. #### ||1828-ca.1850 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|E. Heu}} ||E. H. #### ||1851-ca.1877 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heugel]]''' ||H. #### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Heugel et Companie}} ||H. &amp; C&lt;sup&gt;ie&lt;/sup&gt;. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Hieber]]''' || || ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Hiélard]]''' ||1858-99 || ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hientzsch]]''' ||C.F.H. #### ||1860–18885 ||Breslau||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''William E. Hill &amp; Sons''' ||#### ||1897– ||London||Small number of scores 1897-1917, then a few books on violin makers<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hinds, Hayden &amp; Eldredge]]''' ||#### ||1917- ||New York||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''C. Hiner''' || ### ||1880 ca.– ||Graz ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hinrichsen]]''' || ||1938-1980 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hercules Hinz]]''' || ### ||1879–1936 ||Altona ||bought by Hofmeister<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Abraham Hirsch]]''' || #### || 1843?-1943 ||Stockholm ||founded by Abraham Hirsch (1815-1900); taken over by his son Otto in 1884. For a few years in the 1840s published the weekly &quot;Stockholms musik-tidning&quot;. Publishing house existed as late as 1920s and perhaps more recently (they were the first publisher of Sibelius' 6th symphony, e.g.) (First appears in HMB in 1843, as publisher of Carl Reinecke's Op.2.) In 1943, merged into Carl Gehrman (&quot;Hirsch förlag bis 1943 , als die Firma in den Verlag Carl Gehrman aufging&quot;.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hirsch]]''' || ||1854-1869 ||Leipzig||formerly Friedlein &amp; Hirsch 1842-54. Bought by Kistner 1884<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hladky]]''' || ||ca.1900-1969 ||Vienna|| Bought by Heinrichtshoven 1969<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Hodsoll]]''' ||### ||1790-1830 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hoesick]]''' ||### ||1867-1940 ||Warsaw ||Hosick or Hösick<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Hofbauer]]''' ||C.H. ### ||1891- ||Leipzig ||pub A.Ashton, R Fuchs, Lehar<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hoffarth]]''' ||## ||1862- ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Hoffheinz]]''' ||E. ### H.||1889-1910? ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''E. Hoffmann''' ||E.H. ## || ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Hoffmann]]''' ||### ||1838- ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hoffmeister]]''' ||### ||1783-1807 ||Vienna || Catalog acquired by [[Tobias Haslinger|Chemische Druckerey]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friedrich Hofmeister]]''' || || ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hofmusikhandelens Forlag''' ||K.H.M. || ||Copenhagen || Related to Nordisk Musikforlag in some way (and ''their'' plates are N.M.F.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Matth. Hohner''' || ###/###|| ||Trossingen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Holle]]''' || ####||1837- ||Wolfenbuttel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Horneman &amp; Erslev]]''' || ####|| ||Copenhagen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Howley, Haviland &amp; Co.]]''' || ####|| 1894-1906||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Huberty]]''' ||### ||1756- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hudební Matice]]''' ||H. M. ### ||1871–1951 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hug|Gebrüder Hug]]''' ||G.H. #### ||1807–&lt;br&gt;1885–1956 ||Zurich&lt;br&gt;Leipzig || History [http://www.hug-musikverlage.ch/infos/index.htm　here]. Founded by Hans Georg Nägeli (1791) and Jakob Christoph Hug (1807). Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hull]]''' || #### ||ca.1880-1930 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. J. Hummel]]''' || #### ||1766?–1821? ||Amsterdam, Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hüni]]''' || #### ||ca.1910-190 ||Zurich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Huss &amp; Beer''' || H. &amp; B. ### || ||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hutchings &amp; Romer]]''' || #### ||ca.1840-1920 ||London <br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;I&quot;&gt;I&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|I}}|| ||{{hs|I}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Léon Idzikowski]]''' || ||ca.1900-ca.1930||Kiev, Warsaw ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Ikelmer]]''' || ||1857-1900||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|A. Ikelmer et Cie.}} ||A.I. et Cie. #### ||1857-ca.1877|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Ikelmer frères}} ||I.F. #### ||1877-ca.1881|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Désiré Ikelmer}} ||D.I. #### ||1882-c1900|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |[[Imbault]] || ||1784-1812 || Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[International Music Company]]'''|| || ||New York ||{{#iflang:|de =Eine Tochterfirma des Pop-Musik-Herausgebers Bourne Music, Inc. Eine überwiegende Zahl der Ausgaben sind geschützt.|en =A subsidiary of the pop-music publisher Bourne Music, Inc. A vast majority of editions are under copyright.|ja =ポピュラー音楽の出版社、Bourne Music, Inc.の子会社。膨大な出版物の主なものは著作権あり}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Iochem]]''' || ||1868-1899 || Paris ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Raffaele Izzo''' ||#### || || Naples ||<br /> |---- <br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;J&quot;&gt;J&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|J}}|| ||{{hs|J}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Walter Jacobs]]''' || ### ||1894-1941 ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Max Jaffe''' || M.J. ## || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Jakubowski]]''' || ### ||1866- ||Konigsberg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jakubowski &amp; Zadurowicz]]''' || ### ||1893- ||Lemberg (Lwów) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Janet et Cotelle]] || J.C. #### || 1810&amp;ndash;1836 || Paris || Became '''A. Cotelle''' after a gap of two years (after Janet's death in 1836, and some reorganization??) in 1838.<br /> |-<br /> |{{hide|A. Cotelle}} ||A.C. ###||1832?-?||Paris||Successor to the early-19th century Paris firm Janet et Cotelle (begun 1810)? (see {{plain|http://oxfordindex.oup.com/view/10.1093/gmo/9781561592630.article.14128|Oxford J&amp;C Firm Bio}}. Pierre-Honoré Janet d.1832.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Janin]]''' || ### ||1883-1928 ||Lyon ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jatho]]''' || [C.H.J.] ### ||1916-1922 || Berlin || Purchased by [[Ries &amp; Erler]] in 1922. Plates as high as 101 or so (Wellesz' Lieder nach Dichtungen von Stefan George, ca.1920?) known, perhaps higher, though the possibly later orchestral suite Op.31 by Erich Anders may have gone without plate number altogether.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Jefferys]]''' || ### ||1850-1910 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Joanin''' ||A.J. et Cie ###||1903?-1907?||Paris||Possibly purchased by [[Heugel]]??<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jobert]]''' ||J.J. ### ||1921- ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Johansen]]'''|| ||1890-1918 ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Johnson]]''' || ||1740-77|| London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Josephson]]''' || ||1851-1867||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Jost]]''' || ||1900-1950||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joubert]]''' || ||1889-ca.1967 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot}} ||L.B. #### ||1868-ca.1887|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot &amp; Héraud}} || ||1887{{EN}}? || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot &amp; Vve. Héraud}} || ||?{{EN}}ca.1891|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|L. Bathlot-Joubert}} || ||1891-1896|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|C. Joubert}} ||C.J. ''or'' J. #### ||1896-?|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L. Jouve]]''' ||L.J. ## || ||Paris ||Possibly founded by Louis Jouve (1814{{EN}}96)?<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Jowien]]''' ||L.J. ## ||1849-1884 ||Hamburg||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Jullien &amp; Co.''' ||### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P.L. Jung]]''' ||P.L.J. ### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Jungmann &amp; C. Lerch]]''' ||J. &amp; L. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Junne]]''' ||O.J. ####||1887–1943? || Leipzig ||As of 1917, called itself a branch of Schott frères. Destroyed during bombing of Leipzig, 1943.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Jurgenson]]'''|| ||1861-1918 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Juwal]]''' || ||1922-? ||Berlin ||Founded, in part, by {{LinkName|Joel|Engel}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Jibneh}} || ||ca.1924-? ||Jerusalem ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;K&quot;&gt;K&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|K}}|| ||{{hs|K}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[C.F. Kahnt|C.F. Kahnt Nachfolger]]''' ||C.F.K. #### || ||Leipzig ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kaibel|F.W. Kaibel]]''' || F.W.K. ##### ||1870- ||Lübeck ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Georg Kallmeyer''' || #### || ||Wolfenbuttel ||Now Moseler<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Edwin F. Kalmus|Edwin F. Kalmus &amp; Co., Inc.]]''' ||None ||1929- ||Boca Raton||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Karczag &amp; Wellner]]''' || ||1904-1936||Vienna||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Heinrich Karmrodt]]''' || ||1852-1895||Halle||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Kastner]]''' || ||1904-1936||Voronezh||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.B. Katto]]''' || ||1855-1870||Brussels||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Kaun]]''' ||R. #### K. ||1890-||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;H. Schröder's Nachf.&lt;/div&gt; ||ca.1888 ||||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kerksieg &amp; Breusing]]''' ||##### ||ca. 1840-1861 ||New York ||became Schirmer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[James S. Kerr]]''' ||##### ||1880- ||Glasgow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kgl. Hof-Musikhandel]]''' || ||1880-1902 ||Copenhagen||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kiesler]]''' ||##### ||1898- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kistler|Cyrill Kistler]]''' || ||ca.1891-1907||Bad Kissingen ||catalog apparently acquired by [[C.F.W. Siegel]]<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Verlag der Musikalischen Tagesfragen&lt;/div&gt; || ||ca.1891-ca.1892|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Verlag von Cyrill Kistler&lt;/div&gt; || ||ca.1896-1907|| ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kistner|Fr. Kistner]]''' ||##### ||1823- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Kittlitz-Schott &amp; Bieger''' ||K.-S. &amp; B. ### || ||Mainz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Henry Kleber]]''' ||##### || ||Pittsburgh ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.A. Klemm]]''' ||##### ||1832-1933 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Klemm &amp; Brother]]''' ||##### ||1800s ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Knop]]''' ||##### ||1834-1844 ||Basel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kociho]]''' ||##### ||900-1930||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Antoni Kocipiński]]''' ||A.K.### || || Kiev ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Koeppen]]''' ||##### ||1898-||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K. Kollmann]]''' ||##### ||ca.1800-1900 ||Augsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Könemann Music''' ||K. ### || ||Budapest<br /> |{{#iflang:|de =Verleger von günstigen Urtext-Editionen. Die Bearbeiternotizen sind auf der Webseite kostenlos verfügbar. Viele Veröffentlichungen aus den frühen und mittleren 1990er-Jahren sind unveränderte Reprints von gemeinfreien Ausgaben we die Ricordi Gesamtpartitur von ''Aida'', etc.|en =Publisher of low-priced Urtext editions. Editor's notes are freely available on the publisher's website. Many publications from the early to mid–1990s are unedited reprints of public domain editions like the Ricordi full score of ''Aida'', etc.|ja =低価格の原典版の出版社。出版社のサイトで自由に編集者の注釈を見ることができます。リコルディ版の「アイーダ」など、早い時代から1990年代半ばまでの多くの出版物は、パブリックドメインの版の編集なしのリプリントです。}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Boleslas Koreywo]]''' || ||1870s ||Kiev||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Körner]]''' || || ||Erfurt||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ad. Köster''' || A. #### K. || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kothe]]''' || #### ||1873- ||Leobschüt (Głubczyce)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[V. Kotrba]]''' || #### ||1873- ||Prague||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vinzenz Kratochwill]]''' || || ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Heinrich Kreisler]]''' ||H. ### K. &amp; Co. ||1895- ||Hamburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.R. Krentzlin''' || || ||Berlin|| Richard Krentzlin (1864-1956) published works for educational purposes, the works were printed in cooperation with a well-known partner (mostly Lienau), the partner publisher is printed on the title page too, plate numbers are usually from the partner publisher<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;H.R. Krentzlin Unterrichtsverlag&lt;/div&gt; || || ||Berlin-Lichterfelde|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''G.A. Krüger''' ||G.A.K. ### || ||Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kruzinski &amp; Lewi]]''' || || 1880s||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Krygier]]''' || || 1880s||Yekaterinburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[S. A. Krzyżanowski]]''' || S ## K || 1871?-2011? || Kraków || Antique shop and publisher founded ca.1871, closed? possibly due to rent issues? 2011?<br /> |----<br /> |'''F.H. Kühling''' || ## || ||Bonn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[T.F.A. Kühn]]''' || || ||Weimar ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Chez A. Kühnel Bureau de Musique''' ||###||1800–1813||Leipzig (Germany)||{{#iflang:|de =Die folgende Information ist auf der Webseite der Edition Peters (https://www.edition-peters.de/cms/deutsch/edition-peters/c.f.-peters/verlagsgeschichte.html) verfügbar: &quot;Am 1. Dezember 1800 ging der Dirigent und Komponist Franz Anton Hoffmeister (1754-1812) eine Partnerschaft mit dem Buchhändler und Organisten Ambrosius Kühnel (1770–1813) mit dem Ziel der Einrichtung eines 'Bureau de Musique' in Leipzig. . . . 1806 ging das Geschäft in das Alleineigentum von A. Kühnel über und wurde offziell unter dem Namen 'Neuer Verlag des Bureau de Musique' registriert . . . . Infolge des plötzlichen Todes von Kühnel wurde die Firma vom Leipziger Buchhändler Carl Friedrich Peters (1779-1827) erworben, welcher ab dem 1. April 1814 unter dem Namen 'Bureau de Musique de C.F. Peters' auftrat.&quot; (Siehe unten: Edition Peters). Jedoch ist mindestens noch ein Werk erhalten geblieben (Crusell, Clarinet Concerto op.1) mit Kühnel's Name und 'Bureau de Musique', so dass es unklar ist ob die so gekennzeichneten Ausgaben den Jahren 1800–1806 oder dem Zeitraum 1806–1813 zuzuordnen ist. Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig.<br /> |en =The following information is available from the Edition Peters website (http://www.edition-peters.com/aboutus/history.php): &quot;On 1 December 1800 the conductor and composer Franz Anton Hoffmeister (1754–1812) entered into partnership with the bookseller and organist Ambrosius Kühnel (1770–1813) for the purpose of establishing a 'Bureau de Musique' in Leipzig . . . . In 1806 the business passed into the sole ownership of A. Kühnel when it was officially registered under the name 'Neuer Verlag des Bureau de Musique' . . . . Following Kühnel's untimely death, the firm was acquired by the Leipzig bookseller Carl Friedrich Peters (1779–1827), who traded from 1 April 1814 under the name 'Bureau de Musique de C.F. Peters'.&quot; (see below, Edition Peters) However, there is at least one extant work (Crusell, Clarinet Concerto op.1) with Kühnel's name and 'Bureau de Musique', so it is unclear whether editions so marked belong to the 1800–1806 or 1806–1813 period.}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[N. Kulikov and Son]]''' ||#### ||19th c ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kunkel Brothers]]''' ||#### ||1868-ca.1923 ||St. Louis ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Kunst- und Industrie-Comptoir''' ||### ||1801-1814? || Vienna || (Also known as Bureau d'Arts (or des Arts) et d'Industrie.) acc. to &quot;Beethoven and His World&quot; (Clive), firm of music publishers, and dealers in maps and map prints, founded in 1801 by the painter Joseph Anton Kappeller &amp; the lawyer Jakob Holer, under the name &quot;Kunst- und Industrie-Comptoir Kappeller und Holer&quot;. Kappeller left in 1802; ownership of the firm changed about a bit and the name changed to &quot;Kunst- und Industrie-Comptoir zu Wien&quot;. The firm was taken over in 1814 by Joseph Riedl von Leuenstern.They were Beethoven's principal publisher from 1802 to 1808 (when Breitkopf assumed that role; before 1802 this was Artaria principally, even though sometimes Beethoven had had some works published by Mollo, with sometimes quite negative results...), and in all, the K-a-I-Comptoir Wien published in all some forty first editions of his works. (Paraphrased from Clive.) <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolf Kunz]]''' || A.K.V.B. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Kunzelmann]]''' || || ||Adliswil (Switzerland) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.P. Küpper]]''' || #### || ||Elberfeld ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kybourtz]]''' || ASC ||1875-1889 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;L&quot;&gt;L&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|L}}|| ||{{hs|L}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Labonde]]''' ||A.L. ### ||1890-1910 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Lacom]]''' ||### ||1880s-90s ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pierre Lafitte]]''' ||### ||1899- ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lafleur]]''' ||### ||1862-1917 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lamborn Cock]]''' ||L. &amp; C. ### ||1862-1879 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Léon Langlois]]''' ||L. L. ### ||1869-1902 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. H. Larway]]''' || L. #### ||1893-1938 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. T. Latour]]''' || L. #### ||ca.1826-1845 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[ Bernard Latte]]''' || ### ||1831-ca.1855 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Laudy &amp; Co.]]''' ||J. ### L. ||1890-? ||London ||Their first publication was an organ work by {{LinkName|Filippo|Capocci}}. Distributed after 1894 or so(?) by, and perhaps eventually acquired by, [[Bosworth &amp; Co.]] (may exist only as an imprint now?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lauterbach &amp; Kuhn]]''' ||L. &amp; K. ### ||1902-1908 ||Leipzig ||Acquired by [[Bote &amp; Bock]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Läuterer]]''' || ### ||188-1900 ||Munich ||Acquired by [[Aibl]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leader and Cock]]''' ||L. C. ### ||1843-1862 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lebeau]]''' || ### ||1855-1900 ||Paris ||Acquired by <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lederer]]''' || ### ||1887- ||Munich || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Le Duc''' || ||? - 1820s? ||Paris || Eventually taken over by [[Alphonse Leduc]], owned by an indirect (possibly by marriage) relative of the former owner.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alphonse Leduc]]''' ||A.L. #### ||1841-present ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lee &amp; Walker]]''' ||#####-# ||1848-1875 ||Philadelphia ||Created by two former clerks of George Willig&amp;rsquo;s in 1848, and bought out by [[Ditson|Oliver Ditson]] in 1875.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Leede]]''' || ### ||1843 || Leipzig || Publisher of Bungert, Sommer, Germer, B Seifert in 1880s-90s.<br /> |----<br /> |'''Leeds Music''' || ||1935-1964 || New York ||In 1944 Leeds Music acquired the Am-Rus catalog and became the American agents for many Soviet composers. Acquired by MCA Music in 1964.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Legouix]]''' || O. L. G. ### ||?-? || Paris || Publisher of e.g. chamber music, founded by Onésime Legouix - succeeded?? by E. Legouix and G. Legouix (fl.1926+).<br /> |----<br /> |'''A.C. Lehmann''' || ### ||?-? || Hamburg || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Lehne &amp; Komp.''' || ### ||?-? || Hannover || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Max Leichssenring]]''' ||#### || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Leitgeber]]''' || ### ||1867- || Posen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lemoine|Henry Lemoine]]''' ||##### H.&lt;br&gt;##### H.L. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lengnick|Alfred Lengnick &amp; Co.]]''' ||A.L. &amp; Co. Ltd. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hal Leonard]]''' || ||1947- ||Milwaukee<br /> |{{#iflang:|de =Es ist höchst unwahrscheinlich, dass irgendwelche Publikationen von Hal Leonard gemeinfrei sind. Hal Leonard kontrolliert die Druckrechte des Schirmer Katalogs seit 1986.|en =It is highly unlikely that there are any Hal Leonard publications in the public domain. Hal Leonard has controlled the print rights for the Schirmer catalog since 1986.|ja =Hal Leonardの出版物がパブリックドメインであるのは、ほとんどありそうにないことです。Hal Leonardは1986年以来Schirmerのカタログのために版権をコントロールしてきました。}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leonard &amp; Co.]]''' ||1890-1927 || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Leopas]]''' ||#### || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.E.C. Leuckart]]''' ||F.E.C.L. #### ||1782- ||Munich, Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gustav Lewy]]''' ||G.L. ### ||1855-97 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Heinrich Lewy''' || H.L. ## || ?-after 1908 ||Munich || Also Verlag Heinrich Lewy ; &quot;H. Lewy&quot;. Published vocal scores of operas (e.g. Prinzessin Brambilla, by Walter Braunfels, and a few others, held at Worldcat libraries &amp; at ÖNB), and other music also.<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Licht &amp; Meyer]]''' || #### ||1884- || Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lichtenauer]]''' || #### ||1843- || Rotterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lichtenberger]]''' || #### ||1867-92 || Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Lienau]] || || ||Berlin-Lichterfelde || Purchased [[Schlesinger]] of Berlin ca.1864 - kept the imprint which they kept using for decades (leading very many people to very often describe scores, including very very many major ones- Sibelius' 3rd symphony is just one- as published by Schlesinger that were in fact published by Lienau in their Schlesinger line.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leo Liepmannssohn]] || || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Axel E. Lindgren]]''' ||### || ||Helsinki ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rudolf C. Lindner''' ||R.C.L. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Marcel Lion]]''' ||### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F.S. Lischke]]'''|| ### ||18th c-1842 ||Berlin||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Lissarrague]]''' || A. L. ### ||1876-1891 || Paris || Publisher of salon music, primarily for piano solo.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Litolff]]''' || || ||Braunschweig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gekauft von Peters 1940. Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig. |||en =Bought by Peters in 1940.|ja =1940年にPetersが買収}}<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[J. Loebel]]'''|| ### || ||Zittau||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Longman &amp; Broderip]]''' || ||1776-1798 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''C. Lonsdale''' || || 1834-1880 ||London || Christopher Lonsdale (1795-1877) published many Italian songs. Previously a partner in Birchall, Lonsdale and Mills.<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[C.C. Lose]]''' || ||1821 -79 ||Copenhagen ||sold to Hansen<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lotter und Söhne]]''' || ||ca.1700-1844 ||Augsburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lowe &amp; Brydone]]''' || || ||London||printer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Stanley Lucas, Weber, Pitt &amp; Hatzfeld]]''' || ||1880-1903||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Lucca]]''' || ||–1891 ||Milan|| {{#iflang:|de =1891 verkauft an [[Ricordi]]|en =sold to [[Ricordi]] in 1891|ja =1891年に[[Ricordi]]に売却}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Luckhardt]]''' || || ||Cassel, Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Luckhardt's Musik-Verlag (J. Feuchtinger)''' ||J.F. ### || ||Freiburg, Leipzig ||Purchased by Heinrichshofen in 1905.<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ludewig &amp; Schmidt''' ||L. &amp; S. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Abr. Lundquists Kongl. Hof-Musikhandel]]''' ||Abr.L. #### || 1838-||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Lyon &amp; Healy''' || ||1864– ||Chicago|| See [[wikipedia:Lyon &amp; Healy|Wikipedia]]. Founded by George Lyon (ret.1889) and Patrick J. Healy (1840?{{EN}}1905), first as a music publisher, then also as an instrument (mostly harp) manufacturer. Bought by Steinway &amp; Sons in the 1970s, and became specifically a harp-making subsidiary.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikverlag Lyra]]''' || M.L. ## || ||Berlin ||bought by Bosworth 1938<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;M&quot;&gt;M&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|M}}|| ||{{hs|M}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Maass]]''' || ||1885- ||Vienna ||bought by Universal-Edition<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Félix Mackar]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Félix Mackar et Gresse}} ||F.M. et G. ###||1865-ca.1868 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Félix Mackar}} ||F.M. ###||1868-1889 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|F. Mackar et Noël}} ||M.N. ###&lt;br&gt;M. et N. ###||1889-1896 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|A. Noël}} || ||1896-1940 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|P. Noël}} || ||1947-? || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Macmillan]]''' || ||1843- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maeyens-Couvreur|Mme. Maeyens-Couvreur]]''' || M.C. ### or JPL. ### || 1840s-1860s ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Magasin de l'imprimerie chimique'''||#### ||1803-1815 || Vienna ||Founded by {{LinkName|Anton|Reicha}} (and possibly also known as (Verlage der) chemie Druckerey. Absorbed it seems into S.A. Steiner? (which later became Haslinger.) (Which is why on [[Tobias Haslinger]] you see &quot;Chemische Druckerey (1803-1815)&quot;.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jacques Maho|J. Maho]]''' ||J #### M. ||1851–1877 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Hamelle 1877|en =sold to Hamelle in 1877}}<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. Maho}} ||J.M. ### ||1851–1877 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Aloys Maier]]''' || ||1850s-1940 ||Fulda ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Maillochon]]''' || ||1910 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M. Maillot]]''' ||M. ### M., ### ||ca.1899-ca.1917 ||Nice ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ludwig Maisch''' || ||1810-1822 ||Vienna ||Firm ran by his widow 1816-1822; she married Mathias Artaria who took over &amp; renamed firm Artaria<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Manganelli]]''' || || ||Rome ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Manuel]]''' || ||189-1901 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pablo Martín]]''' ||C.M. #### &lt;br&gt;P.M. ####&lt;br&gt;P. #### M. || ||Madrid ||earlier Casimiro Martín<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ph. Maquet''' ||Ph. M. &amp; Cie. ##,### ||1887-1899 ||Paris || Successor to [[Brandus]], 1887; succeeded by [[Joubert]] in 1899<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Margueritat]]''' ||### ||1846 ||Paris ||Publisher of much band and orchestral music (mostly briefer works) in the mid-to-late 19th century?<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edward B. Marks]]''' ||##### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''C. Marowsky''' || C. ### M. ||ca.1879-ca.1898 ||Minden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Giovanni Martinenghi''' || #### ||ca.1860-ca.1890s? ||Milano ||Founded probably(?) by {{LinkName|Giovanni|Martinenghi}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Massute]]''' || ### ||1864-92 ||Frankfurt am Oder ||dance music: bought by Benjamin 1892<br /> |----<br /> |'''Masters Music Publications''' || || ||Boca Raton || {{#iflang:|de =(siehe Kalmus)|en =(see Kalmus)|ja =(Kalmus参照)}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mathias &amp; Strickland]]''' ||###||1889-1901||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Eug. Mathieu''' ||E.M. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.Z. Mathot]]''' ||Z. ### M. || ||Paris (before 1930)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K. Maykov]]''' ||K.####M. || ||Moscow ||bought by Jurgenson<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[McCarthy &amp; Fisher]]''' || ||1914- ||New York)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[McLaughlin &amp; Reilly]]''' || ||1930s-1970s ||Boston)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pietro Mechetti]]''' ||P.M. #### || ||Vienna (before 1857) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst ter Meer]]''' || #### ||1848-56 ||Aachen ||bought by Kistner<br /> |----<br /> |'''Robert Meissner''' ||E.A. #### || ||Berlin ||bought (parts of) Emil Ascher<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Meissonnier]]''' ||#### ||ca.1812–1842 ||Paris ||became [[Heugel]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Meissonnier]]''' || ||ca.1821–1860 ||Paris ||acquired by E. Gérard et Cie<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. Meissonnier}} ||J.M. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|J. Meissonnier}} ||C.M. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nakladatelství Melantrich''' ||M. ### ||1897-1999 ||Prague ||See [[wikipedia:Melantrich|Wikipedia article]]. First/early (or first Czech publisher, in other cases) publisher of many scores by {{LinkName|Bohuslav|Martinů}}, among others. Usually referred to just as ''Melantrich''. (Nakladatelství - Publishing House.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''Le Menu''' || ||ca.1760–ca.1784 ||Paris || Purchased at some point by [[Boyer]].<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Merhoff]]''' ||### ||1867-1890 ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Méridian]]''' || ||1920 ca.- ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Merseburger]]''' ||C. ####-# M. ||1849- ||Leipzig, Berlin, Kassel ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Béla Méry''' ||M.B. ### || ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Meser]]''' ||### ||?-1872 ||Dresden) ||Acquired by Fürstner in 1872<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|C.F. Meser (Herm. Müller)}} ||H.M. ### ||Dresden || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|C.F. Meser}} ||1873-? ||Berlin || ||Separate company or imprint created after Fürstner's acquisition of Meser<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Metzler]]''' ||M. #### || ||London ||Instrument manufacturer and music publisher, music plates were sold at auction in 1880<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Meuriot]]''' || #### ||1875-1906 ||Paris ||bought by Rouault<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G.M. Meyer]]''' || #### ||1828-1853 ||Braunschweig ||bought by Litolff<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Théodore Michaelis]]''' ||T.M. ### ||1876-1893 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Michow]]''' || ### ||1885-97 ||Berlin-Charlottenburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''F. Miller''' ||F.M. ## || ||Munich||= A. Läuterers Nachfolger<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Miller &amp; Beacham]]''' ||#### ||1853-1864 ||Baltimore||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Millereau]]''' ||#### ||1861-1930 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mills]]''' ||#### ||1919- ||New York||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Minkoff''' ||#### ||1972-2010 ||Geneva||Facsimiles<br /> |----<br /> |'''N. Mischonzniky''' ||N.M. ### || ||Bucarest||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Mitteldeutscher Musikverlag''' ||M.M.V. || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mitteldeutscher Verlag]]''' ||#### ||1946- ||Halle/Saale||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Herbert Moeschk]]''' ||#### || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Mollo''' ||### ||1798-99, 1802-37? ||Vienna || Founded by Tranquillo Mollo (1767-1837). For a brief history of the firm see [[wikipedia:de:Tranquillo Mollo|Wikipedia (German)]].<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. J. de Momigny]]''' ||#### ||1800-1828 ||Paris||Bought by Richault<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. J. Mompour]]''' ||#### ||?-1843 ||Bonn||Bought by Furstner<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Mori &amp; Lavenu]]''' ||#### ||1814-1844 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pierre Mortier]]''' ||#### || ||Amsterdam||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Möseler Verlag]]''' ||####&lt;br&gt;M ##.### ||1945- ||Wolfenbuttel||Previously Kallmeyer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Müller]]''' || #### ||1830-1890 ||Rodelstadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. F. Müller]]''' also '''H. F. Müller's Witwe''' || #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Leopold Muraille]]''' || ###.-### || ||Liege ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Murdoch, Murdoch &amp; Co.]]''' || #### ||1920s ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musée musical]]''' || #### || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Musica Budapest]]''' ||Z. #### || ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Musica Obscura Editions''' || || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Musica Rara''' ||M.R. #### || ||London / Monteux (FR) ||{{#iflang:|de =Unter Breitkopf &amp; Härtel seit 2000|en =Under Breitkopf &amp; Härtel since 2000|ja =2000年からBreitkopf &amp; Härtelの下で}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musical Antiquarian Society]]''' || ||1840–1850 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Editions Musicales Transatlantiques''' ||E.M.T. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikaliska Konstföreningen]]'''||####||1859- ||Stockholm ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikwissenschaftlicher Verlag]]'''||####||1933- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Musytschna Ukraina''' || || ||Kiev ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Musikwoche]]'''||####||1900- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Mutuelle]]'''||E. ####. M. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Muzgiz|Muzgiz / Muzyka]]''' ||G.M. #### I.M.&lt;br&gt;Г.M. #### Г.M. ||1918–1930 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Muzgiz / Muzyka&lt;/div&gt; ||M. ##### G.&lt;br&gt;M. ##### Г. ||1930–1963 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Muzgiz / Muzyka&lt;/div&gt; ||#####||1963- ||Moscow ||<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;N&quot;&gt;N&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|N}}|| ||{{hs|N}}||<br /> |-<br /> | '''[[Naderman]]''' || #### ||1773-1828 || Paris || <br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Nagel|Adolph Nagel]]&lt;br&gt;''Nagels Musik Archiv''''' ||Archiv Nr. ## ||1835–1952 ||Hannover ||{{#iflang:|de = Bärenreiter Verlagszeichen von 1952 an.|en =Bärenreiter imprint from 1952 on.|ja =1952年以降Bärenreiterのインプリント}}<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Adolph Nagel&lt;/div&gt; ||N.M.A. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nägeli]]''' || ||1800-1865||Zürich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arthur Napoleão]]'''&lt;br&gt;'''''Editora Arthur Napoleão Ltda.''''' ||####&lt;br&gt;AN-#### (modern)||1866/8-||Rio de Janeiro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Näumann]]''' || ||1841-||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Naus]]''' || ||1880-1907||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Neldner]]''' || ||1882-19??||Riga ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Edition Neubert''' ||Ed. N. ### || ||Prag ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Neudecker''' ||A. ### N. || ||Bunzlau ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Verlag Neue Musik'''||##### ||1957–present || Berlin || See [[wikipedia:de:Verlag Neue Musik|Wikipedia article (German)]] (Verlag Neue Musik) for history, also {{plain|http://www.verlag-neue-musik.de|their website}}.<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Augusto Neuparth]]''' ||###&lt;br&gt;A.N. ###&lt;br&gt;N. &amp; Ca. ### ||1890s ca.||Lisbon||Later Neuparth &amp; Carneiro<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nicholson &amp; Ascherberg]]''' ||### ||1873-1950||Melbourne, Sydney||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nickau &amp; Welleminsky''' ||N. &amp; W. ## ||||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G.W. Niemeyer]]''' ||GWN ### ||1839-1887||Hamburg||previously Schubert &amp; Niemeyer<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nightingale &amp; Co.]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Félix Mackar|A. Noël]]''' || ## ||||Paris ||successor to [[Félix Mackar]] <br /> |----<br /> |'''Otto Heinrich Noetzel Verlag''' || || ||Wilhelmshaven||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Kgl. Hof-Musikhandel|Nordisk Musikforlag]]''' || N.F. #### ||1902–1910 || Kjøbenhavn , then Stockholm? || Began with coproductions (e.g. works by Stenhammar and Sjøgren) formerly Kgl. Hof-Musikhandel, Copenhagen<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hansen|Nordiska Musikförlaget]]''' || NMS ###||1915–1988 || Stockholm || Founded in 1915 as a Stockholm office/subsidiary to [[Hansen]], purchased in 1988 by Music Sales, sold to Fazer, then in 1993 sold to Warner/Chappell. Source: {{GoogleB|qKrNTzIPQCkC|PA600|Orchestral Music: A Handbook}}. Still appears as an imprint. First publisher for quite a few Swedish composers (e.g. Allan Pettersson, others.) Appeared also as &quot;A.B. Nordiska Musikförlaget&quot;.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Norsk Musikforlag]]''' ||####||1909-||Kristiania (=Oslo)||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A.A. Noske]]''' ||A.A.N. ### || ||{{hs|G}}'s Gravenhage (Netherlands) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Nosske]]''' ||R.N. ### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Novello]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''John F. Nunns''' || ||1834-1842 (Philadelphia), 1842-1880s? (New York) ||Philadelphia, then New York || Primarily a piano maker and dealer<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;O&quot;&gt;O&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|O}}|| ||{{hs|O}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. O'Kelly]]''' ||A.O.K.#### ||1872-1888 ||Paris || catalog mostly acquired by Mackar &amp; Noël<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;A. O'Kelly&lt;/div&gt; ||A.O'K. #### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oberdörffer]]''' ||M.O.H. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Odeon-Verlag''' ||O. ### V.|| ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Georges Oertel''' ||G.O. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Johannes Oertel''' ||J.O. ### || ||Munich (?), Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Louis Oertel]]''' ||L. #### O. || ||Hannover ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Nakladatelství Oldřích Padírek''' ||Ol. P. || ||Brno ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ollendorff]]''' || #### ||1889-90 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ollivier &amp; Co.''' ||O &amp; Co. #### || ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Oppenheimer]]''' || ###||1876-19??||Hameln||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon|Orbis]] ||EO ###||1949–1953 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maurice Orgelbrand]] || ###||1860s ||Vilnius ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Österreichischer Bundesverlag]]''' ||Dm.d.Tk.in Oest. xxx ## ||1772 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ostrowski]]''' ||###||1880ca ||Odessa ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Oxford University Press]]''' || ###||1920-||London||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;P&quot;&gt;P&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|P}}|| ||{{hs|P}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pabst]]''' ||#### ||1873-19?? ||Delitzsch ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pacini]]''' || #### ||180- || Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paez]]''' || #### ||1842- || Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pagani Edition''' || #### || || New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.H. Paling]]''' || #### || ||Sydney||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Pardini]]''' || #### || ||Czernowitz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paterson]]''' || #### || ||Glasgow||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Patey &amp; Willis]]''' ||P. &amp; W. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Paul]]''' || #### ||1829-1857||Dresden || Succeeded by Bernhard Friedel<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rudolf Pawliska''' || R.P. ## || ||Vienna || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Paxton &amp; Co.]]''' ||P. &amp; W. #### ||1870ca.- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Payne's Musikverlag]]''' ||A.P. ## || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pazdírek]]''' || #### ||1919-1949||Brno ||MelPa (Melantrich-Pazdirek) 1936-49 (see '''Melantrich''')<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Pechel]]'''|| #### ||1886- ||Graz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Peermusic''' ||##### ||1960 ca. (1928) &amp;ndash;present||New York City; Hamburg? ||Founded as &quot;Southern Music Publishing Company&quot; in 1928. Started using the &quot;Peermusic Classical&quot; imprint sometime around 1941 (first as Peer International) though used both for some time; now uses peermusic (lowercase p) exclusively. See [[wikipedia:Peermusic|Wikipedia]]; {{plain|http://www.peermusic.com/peermusic/index.cfm/about-us/|History at official website}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Pégat]]''' ||A.P. ## ||1900-1914||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pennauer]]''' ||A.P. ## ||ca.1800-1831 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.W. Pepper]]''' || ## || 1877- ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pérégally &amp; Parvy]]''' ||A.P. ## ||1882-1909 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edition Peters]]''' ||##### || ||Leipzig; Frankfurt ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Edition Peters&lt;/div&gt; ||EP ##### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.L. Peters]]''' ||#####-## ||by 1859{{EN}}1871?, 1881{{EN}}1892 ||St. Louis || Founded by John L. Peters.<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;J.L. Peters&lt;/div&gt; ||#####-## ||1866{{EN}}1875/77 ||New York || New York branch purchased by Ditson (C.H. Ditson) in 1877<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.C. Peters]]''' || ||1832-1849 ||Louisville || Founded by William C. Peters. Taken over by Peters &amp; Webb in 1850.<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;W.C. Peters&lt;/div&gt; || ||1844/50-1851 ||Baltimore || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;W.C. Peters&lt;/div&gt; || ||1846-1866 ||Cincinnati || Purchased by J.L. Peters in 1866.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Peters &amp; Webb]]''' ||### ||ca.1850-1865 ||Louisville KY ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Petersen]]''' ||C.P. ###&lt;br&gt;C. ### P. || ||Gotha; Halle ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Petersen]]''' ||#### ||1882-1896 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pfister Frères''' ||P.F. ## ||1901-1914? ||Paris || See {{DataBNF|14814713/pfister_freres_editeur_de_musique/|BNF Data}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Philidor]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[S. Philipp]]''' ||C. ### P. ||1862- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Philippo et Cie.''' ||C. ### P. || ||Paris ||Also L. Philippo et M. Combre<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Phillips &amp; Page]]''' || ||1883- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pigna &amp; Rovida]]''' || || ||Milan || Minor Italian publisher, turn of the 19th century<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pigott &amp; Co.''' ||# || ||Dublin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''A. Pinatel''' || A.P.#### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J. Pirrault''' ||J. et H.P. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Jacques Pisa''' ||J.P. ### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pitman, Hart]]''' ||J. et H.P. ### ||1862-1960 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pitt &amp; Hatzfeld]]''' || ||1880-1903||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. Piwarski]]''' ||#### ||1897-1951 ||Cracow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Pizzi''' ||P &amp; ### C ||? ||Bologna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johannes Platt]]''' ||#### ||ca.1900-ca.1906? ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Plattner]]''' ||#### ||1805-1842 ||Rotterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Playford]]''' ||#### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pleyel]]''' ||#### ||1795-1834 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Plötner &amp; Meinhold]]''' ||#### ||1878-19?? ||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hugo Pohle]]''' ||H.P. #### ||1872-1891 ||Hamburg||Purchased by [[Schweers &amp; Haake‎]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne]] (PWM)''' ||P.W.M. #### || ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pond|William A. Pond &amp; Co.]]'''||##### ||1863-1917?||New York ||Catalog acquired by [[Carl Fischer]] in 1946<br /> |----<br /> |'''S.G. Porges'''||### || ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Fr. Portius]]'''||### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Power]]''' || ||1790 ca.-1834- ||Dublin, London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Praeger &amp; Meier]]''' ||P. ### M. || ||Bremen ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Praeger &amp; Meier&lt;/div&gt;||P. &amp; M. ### || ||Bremen ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Theodore Presser]]'''||#####&lt;br&gt;P.C. ### ||1883- ||Philadelphia; Bryn Mawr from 1949 ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Preston]]''' || ||c.1774-c.1835 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Prilipp]]''' || ||1834-1890 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.A. Probst''' || ||1823-1836 ||Leipzig || See [[Kistner]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. O. von Prochaźka]]''' || ||1880-? ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Pro Musica]]''' || ||1946- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Hermann Protze''' || || ||Leipzig ||acquired by Triumph-Verlag, Berlin<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Keith Prowse]]''' || || ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Prüfer''' ||C.P. ### || ||Boston||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Prütz &amp; Mauri]]''' || P&amp;M ##||1872-1875 ||Stettin||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Pustet]] || || 1862–1978 ||Regensburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; paddding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;R&quot;&gt;R&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|R}}|| ||{{hs|R}}||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Raabe &amp; Plothow]]''' || ||1880- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[D. Rahter]]''' || || ||Hamburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rajchman &amp; Frender]]''' || ||1862- ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Rathke]]''' ||A. ### R. ||1879- ||Magdeburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Theodor Rättig]]''' ||R. ### ||1878-ca.1910 ||Vienna, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Carl Rau''' ||C.R. # || ||Flensburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Philipp Reclam jun.]]''' || || 1823-1896? ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Reeder &amp; Walsh]]''' ||R. &amp; W. #### || 1890s- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Regina Verlag''' ||R.V. ## || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ed. Rehder''' ||E.R. ## || ||Hamburg ||bought (in parts) by Emil Ascher<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Reid Bros.]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Gebrüder Reinecke]]''' ||G. ### R. ||1890- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Walther Reissbrodt''' ||W. R. ### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Jerome H. Remick]]''' || || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Repos]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richault]]''' ||#### R. ||1805–1898 ||Paris ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an Constallat et Cie.|en =sold to Constallat et Cie.|ja =Costallat et Cie.に売却}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richter &amp; Hopf]]''' ||####|| 1889 to 1894|| Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ricordi]]''' ||###### ||1808- ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Ries]]''' ||####|| 1875 to 1881|| Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ries &amp; Erler]]''' ||R. #### E. ||1881-present ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J. Rieter-Biedermann|Rieter-Biedermann]]''' ||#### ||1849–1917 ||Winterthur, Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =1917 verkauft an Peters|en =sold to Peters in 1917}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sidney Riorden]]''' || ||1904-1915||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robbins-Engel]]''' || ||1920-1927||New York ||Later Robins Music Corp.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolf Robitschek|Rebay &amp; Robitschek]]''' ||R. &amp; R. ####&lt;br&gt;R.R. ####&lt;br&gt;R. u. R. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robolsky]]''' ||#### ||1879- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rockza Music Edition]]''' ||RME-###### ||2009- ||Tokyo ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.G. Röder]]''' || ||1846-ca.1980||Leipzig ||{{#iflang:|de =Gravur,|en =Engraving,}} {{#iflang:|de =(Bitte Vorlage [[Template:Röder|Röder]] verwenden)|en =(Use Template [[Template:Röder|Röder]])}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Roerich &amp; Co.]]''' ||F.R. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Estienne Roger]]''' ||### ||1697-1743||Amsterdam ||<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Winthrop Rogers]]''' ||W.R. ##### ||1898-1943 ||London ||Bought by [[Boosey &amp; Hawkes]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rohlfing]]''' ||### ||1880-||Milwaukee ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Röhr]]''' ||#### ||1900-1939 ||Berlin ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |---<br /> |'''[[Rondo]]''' ||#### ||1925- ||Berlin ||<br /> |---<br /> <br /> |'''[[Antonio Romero]]''' ||### ||1856-||Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Root &amp; Cady]]''' ||#### ||1858?-1871?||Chicago ||1969 book with history and possibly almost complete(?) list of this publisher&amp;rsquo;s plate nos. (Dana J. Epstein's ''Music Publishing in Chicago Before 1871: The Firm of Root &amp; Cady, 1858-1871''.) First Root &amp; Cady, then Root &amp; Co.; plates bought out by [[Brainard]] in 1871. A &quot;Root &amp; Sons&quot; (imprint of Brainard? A separate company?) still published as late as 1882 however ? .<br /> |----<br /> |'''Th.J. Roothaan &amp; Co.''' ||TR&amp;C ### || 1851?-?||Amsterdam ||Published a wide variety of music (chamber, piano, liturgical, vocal, symphonies, etc.) mainly? by Dutch composers. (Publisher &quot;Louis Roothaan&quot; also to look into?)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Rosé]]''' ||C ### R || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.A. Røsholm]]''' || ### ||1865-1893 ||Christiania ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rossini &amp; Co.''' || || ||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Will Rossiter]]''' || ||1891- ||Chicago ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''J.B. Rotschy''' ||## || ||Geneve ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.]]''' || || 1905–1941 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Alexis Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.&lt;/div&gt; ||A.R. #### ||1905–1908 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Alexis Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.&lt;/div&gt; ||R.L. #### &amp;&amp;nbsp;Cie. ||1908-1941||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Rouart, Lerolle &amp; Cie.&lt;/div&gt; ||R.L. #### ||1920?–1941 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Louis Rouhier]]''' ||L.R. ### ||1895-1915 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Royalty]]''' || || ca. 1925 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rózsavölgyi|Rozsavölgyi &amp; Co]]''' ||R. &amp; Co. #### ||1850–? ||Pest, later Budapest || Founded by Gyula Rozsavölgyi (1822–1861) in 1850?. See {{plain|http://www.rozsavolgyi.hu|Rózsavölgyi ës tärsa}}, their current website.<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Rozsavölgyi &amp; Co&lt;/div&gt; ||N.G. #### || ||Budapest ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Rózsavölgyi ës tärsa&lt;/div&gt; || ||1850s?– ||Pest, later Budapest || Early and current name (in Hungarian) of Rózsavölgyi &amp; Co.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rozsnyai Károly]]''' ||R.K. #### || ||Budapest|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ruch Muzyczny]]''' || || 1857-1859 ||Warsaw|| Weekly magazine with musical supplements<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rudall, Carte]]''' ||R.C.&amp; Co. Ltd. #### ||1850s-1948 ||London|| purchased by Boosey &amp; Hawkes<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Rühle]]''' ||C. #### R. ||1880-1947 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Rühle &amp; Rüttinger}} || ||1882-1884 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Rühle &amp; Milkuhn}} || ||1884-1885 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Rühle &amp; Hunger]]''' ||R. &amp; H. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rühle &amp; Wendling''' ||R. &amp; W. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Richard Rühle''' ||R.R. #### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Robert Rühle''' ||Ro. #### Rü. ||1887- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''G.D. Russell &amp; Company''' ||#### ||1863- ||Boston || Formed after the dissolution of Russell &amp; Tolman<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editions Russes de Musique]]''' ||R.M.V. ### || ||Berlin, Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;S&quot;&gt;S&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|S}}|| ||{{hs|S}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Sackur]]''' || ||1883- ||Breslau ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W.H. Sajewski]]''' || ||1910-1940 ca. ||Chicago ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Salabert]]''' || || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''D. Samson''' ||D.S. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Santojanni]]''' || ||1883-1933 ||Naples ||purchased by [[Bideri]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sassetti]]''' || ### || ||Lisbon ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Alfred Satie]]''' || A.S. ### ||1883-1889 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sauer &amp; Leidesdorf]]''' ||S et L ### ||1822-1832/1833 ||Vienna ||purchased by [[Diabelli]]<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Sauer &amp; Leidesdorf}} ||S.L. ### || || ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Leidesforf}} || ||1826-1832/1833 || ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolphe Sax]]''' || ||1845-72 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Schauss''' || || ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Scheithauer]]''' || B.S. ## || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Johann Schick]]''' || || ||Vienna ||https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Schickh<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Schildbach]]''' || ||1810-1840 ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schirmer]]''' || ||1861- ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E.C. Schirmer]]''' ||E.C.S. #### ||1921- ||Boston ||Subsidiary of ECS Publishing<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schlesinger|Maurice Schlesinger (Paris)]]''' ||M.S. #### ||1821–1846 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schlesinger|A. Schlesinger (Berlin)]]''' ||S. #### ||1810–1864&lt;br&gt;({{#iflang:|de =Lienau nach 1864|en =Lienau after 1864|ja =1864年からLienau}}) ||Berlin || ''Purchased by'' [[Robert Lienau]] ca.1864.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[M. Schloss]]''' ||M.S. ### ||1840-75 ||Köln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernst Schmeitzner]]''' || ### || ||Chemnitz ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Balthasar Schmid]]''' ||[N.] #### ||1726-93 ||Nuremberg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wilhelm Schmid]]''' ||W.S.#### ||1856- ||Nuremberg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schmid Nachfolger]]''' ||[N.] #### ||1875-1960||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schmidl]]''' ||[N.] #### || ||Trieste ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Arthur P. Schmidt]]''' ||A.P.S. ||1876–1960 ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Schmidt]]''' ||C.F.S. ### || ||Heilbronn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''H.W. Schmidt''' || ### ||1845-1886 ||Halle ||Also Lipper &amp; Schmidt<br /> |----<br /> |'''Th. Schmidt''' || Th.S. ### || 1872?-1888? ||Vienna ||Related to Blaha/Groscher &amp; Blaha. For more detail see {{GoogleB|kVUmAQAAIAAJ|PA17|this useful book about publishers}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''J. Schmitt''' || || ????-1791 || Amsterdam|| J.Schmitt refers to Joseph Schmitt (1734-91), music publisher and merchant, Warmoes-straat, Amsterdam.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Schoen]]''' ||F ### S ||1860-1881 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Editions Musicales de la Schola Cantorum''' ||S.#### P.|| ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schonenberger]]''' ||S. ### ||1830–1875 ||Paris || &quot;Georges Schonenberger was an active publisher of music in Paris from 1830 to 1875&quot; - &quot;Breitkopf und Härtel in Paris : the letters of their agent Heinrich Probst between 1833 and 1840&quot; (Lennenberg, 1990), &quot;The Letters&quot;, p.28, paraphrasing Hopkinson, ''Dictionary'', p.110.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schöningh]]''' || ### ||1850- ||Paderborn || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schott|B. Schott's Söhne]]''' ||#####&lt;br&gt;B.S.S. ##### || ||Mainz&lt;br&gt;({{#iflang:|de =Ältere Aufdrucke verwenden &quot;Mayence&quot;|en =older imprints use &quot;Mayence&quot;|ja =より古いインプリントでは「Mayence」を使っている}}) ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Schott Frères&lt;/div&gt; ||S.F. #### ||1843?- ||Brussels ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Schott &amp; Co., Ltd.&lt;/div&gt; ||#####&lt;br&gt;S. &amp; Co. ####&lt;br&gt;#### S. &amp; Co. ||1835?- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Schott&lt;/div&gt; ||S. ####&lt;br&gt;P.S. #### || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Friedrich Schreiber]]''' ||F.S. ##### ||1876–1879 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Schröder''' ||S. ## || ||Berlin ||bought bei Kaun<br /> |----<br /> |'''Schroeder &amp; Gunther''' ||S. &amp; G. Inc. #### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G. Schubert]]''' || ||1834-1841 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schuberthaus-Verlag]]''' || ||1906-1930 ||Leipzig, Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schuberth &amp; Co.|Edward Schuberth &amp; Co.]]''' ||E.S. &amp; Co. || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;[[Schuberth &amp; Co.|J. Schuberth &amp; Co.]]&lt;/div&gt; ||### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.L. Schultheiss]]''' || #### ||1925- ||Ludwigsburg, Stuttgart ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. Schultz Musik-Verlag]]''' ||R.S. #### ||1882-1892 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schwann]]''' || #### ||1821- ||Dusseldorf ||Bought by Peters 1974<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Schweers &amp; Haake]]''' ||#### ||1892-19?? ||Bremen||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Luigi Scotti''' ||#### ||1820-1850 ||Milan||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Schwickert''' || || 1772-1845 || Leipzig ||also Halle for 1792-1802<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.G. Seeling]]''' || || 1879- || Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Seemann Nachfolger]]''' ||H.S.N. #### || 1900-1905 ||Leipzig || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Josef Seiling]]''' ||#### ||1881-94 ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Richard Seiling]]''' ||#### ||ca. 1900- ||Munich||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Robert Seitz]]''' ||R.S. ### ||1864-ca.1881? ||Leipzig || May have been absorbed into, or sold its stock to, [[Ries &amp; Erler]] soon after the latter was founded in 1881?<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Maurice Senart|Editions Maurice Senart]]''' ||E.M.S. #### ||1908–1941 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Senart, Roudanez et Cie.''' ||S.R. &amp; Cie. ||1908–1914 ||Paris ||&quot;Edition M. Senart, B. Roudanez et Cie&quot;<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Bartholf Senff]]''' || ||1847–1907 ||Berlin ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[G. Sennewald]]''' || ||1835–1890 ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Senta-Verlag''' ||S.V. ## || ||Stuttgart ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Severnaya Lira''' || || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Seyfarth]]''' || ||1873– ||Lemberg )(Lvov) ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Shanghai Music Publishing House ||#J#### ||1949-present ||Shanghai ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Shapiro, Bernstein]]''' ||####||||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Charles Sheard]]''' ||####||||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''James D. Sheppard''' || ||1827-1855 ||Buffalo || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Sheppard &amp; Cottier / Sheppard &amp; Cottier &amp; Co.&lt;/div&gt; || ||1855-1867 ||Buffalo || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Cottier &amp; Denton&lt;/div&gt; || ||1867-1878 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Denton &amp; Cottier&lt;/div&gt; || ||1878-1887 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Denton, Cottier &amp; Daniels&lt;/div&gt; || ||1887-1924 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Denton, Cottier &amp; Daniels, Inc.&lt;/div&gt; || ||1924-after 1941 ||Buffalo ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Peter Short]]''' ||####||1596-1603||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sieber]]''' ||####||1772-1850s?||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F.W. Siegel|C. F. W. Siegel]]''' ||E.W.F. ### L.&lt;br&gt;#### ||1846–1909 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Felix Siegel]]''' || ### ||1888–1899 ||Leipzig ||bought by J.Schuberth<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Siegel &amp; Schimmel]]''' || ### &lt;br&gt;#### ||1883–1901 ||Berlin ||bought by Heinrichshofen<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Siegismund &amp; Volkening''' || S. &amp; V. ### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Hans Sikorski]]''' ||H.S. ####|| ||Hamburg|| 1935-present Rents a wide range of music online at {{plain|http://www.sikorski.de|Sikorski Music Publishers}}.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Simon]]''' ||C.S. ### || ||Berlin ||Archivgut befindet sich im Staatsarchiv Leipzig im Bestand von Breitkopf &amp; Härtel. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Simon]]''' ||E##S ||1863-1930 ||Stettin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''Simon and Schuster''' ||S &amp; S ### || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[N. Simrock]]''' || ||||Berlin ||History: Nikolaus {{plain|http://www2.bonn.de/stadtmuseum/inhalte/n_simrock.htm|Simrock site}} ; [[wikipedia:de:Nikolaus_Simrock|Wikipedia (German)]] ; Fritz - [[wikipedia:de:Fritz Simrock|Wikipedia (German) for Fritz Simrock]] ; [[wikipedia:Fritz Simrock|Wikipedia (English) for Fritz Simrock]][. Founded by Nikolaus Simrock in 1793<br /> |----<br /> |'''Editions de la Sirène''' ||E.D. ### L.S. || ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[La Sirène musicale]]''' ||S.M. ###|| ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sirius]]'''|| ||1928-69 ||Berlin ||bought by Heinrichshofen<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R. Smith &amp; Co.]]'''|| ||1857- ||London, Watford, Wellingboro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Society for the Publication of American Music'''||S.P.A.M.||1919-1969|| Various locations? || See [https://archives.yale.edu/repositories/6/resources/10566 Archives.yale.edu] and brief collective biography @ [https://snaccooperative.org/ark:/99166/w61d4msj SNAC].<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sohn]]'''|| ||1853-1857 ||Breslau ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Y.A. Sokolov]]'''|| || ||St. Petersburg ||bought by Jurgenson<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Sommermeyer]]'''||E.S. ### ||1882- ||Baden-Baden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Casa Musicale Sonzogno]]'''|| ||1874- ||Milan ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sound Pool Music]]'''|| || ||Brussels ||Publisher for Frederic Rzewski.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sovietski Kompositor]]''' ||C. #### K. || ||Moscow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Spehr]]''' || ||1829-1852 ||Braunschweig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Spina|C. A. Spina]]''' ||C.S. ||1852–1876 ||Vienna ||{{#iflang:|de =Verkauft an [[August Cranz]]|en =sold to [[August Cranz]]|ja =[[August Cranz]]に売却}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''Max Staegemann jr.''' ||M. St. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Albert Stahl]]''' || ||1898-ca.1920 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Stainer &amp; Bell]]''' ||S. &amp; B. #### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Standard-Edition''' || || ||Varberg || Sweden<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Stark &amp; Son]]''' || #### || ||Sedalia, St.Louis, New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emanuel Starý]]''' || ||1867- ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[A. J. Stasny]]''' || ||1908- ||Cleveland, New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Fritz Steidl''' ||F. St. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tobias Haslinger|S.A. Steiner und Comp.]]''' ||S. et C. #### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Steingräber Verlag]]''' ||## || 1878–present? ||Hannover/Leipzig || History {{plain|http://www.steingraeber-musikverlag.de/historie.php|here}}. Founded by Theodor Steingräber (1830–1904). Also known as Steingräber, Edition Steingräber.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Stellovsky]]''' || #### || ||St. Petersburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Stelzner''' || K. ## St. || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joseph W. Stern]]''' ||##### || ||New York ||sold to [[Edward B. Marks]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Stern &amp; Co.]]''' || S et Co. ||1845-||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Steyl &amp; Thomas]]''' || ## || ||Frankfurt am Main ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[J.M. Stoddart]]''' || ## || ||Philadelphia ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edm. Stoll]]''' ||#### ||1850-1909 ||Leipzig||acquired by Pohl-Wohnlich of Basel<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Adolf Stöppler]]''' ||St. ## W. || ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Storck''' ||# || ||Heubach ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Edition Strache''' ||E. St. ##&lt;br&gt;Edition Strache No.## || ||Vienna, Warnsdorf ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[The Strad]]''' || ||1890- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Ernest Stuttard]]''' || ||1890- ||Burnley, England ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Süddeutscher Musikverlag]]''' ||S M.-V. ## || ||Strassburg ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{hide|Fritz Müller, Süddeutscher Musikverlag}} ||F.M. ### S.M.|| ||Karlsruhe ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[W. Sulzbach]]''' || ## ||1879- ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sulzer]]''' ||R.S. ## || ||Berlin (Bielefeld, Leipzig) ||bought by Ries &amp; Erler<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Summy]]''' ||## || ||Chicago ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Franz Suppan]]''' || ||1920- ||Düsseldorf ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon|Státní nakladatelství krásné hudby, literatury a umení (SNKHLU)]]''' ||H #### ||1953–1967 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Editio Supraphon]]''' ||H ####||1967- ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''S. A. Edizioni Suvini Zerboni''' ||S. #### Z.|| 1907–present ||Milan||Website: {{plain|http://www.esz.it/it/|Edizioni Suvini Zerboni}} ; [[wikipedia:Suvini_Zerboni|Wikipedia article]]. Now possibly a division of Sugarmusic s.p.a.?<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Swan &amp; Co.]]''' ||## ||ca. 1900-1930 ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;T&quot;&gt;T&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|T}}|| ||{{hs|T}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Táborszky &amp; Parsch]]''' ||T. &amp; P. ### || ||Pest (Budapest) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Teich]]''' ||C.F.T. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[H. Tellier]]''' ||### ||1876-1898||Paris || Bought by [[Heugel]]<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tessaro]]''' ||### ||1895-1920||Berlin || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Thauvin]]''' || ### ||1879-1908 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P. Thelen]]''' ||P.T. ### ||1890- ||Berlin &amp; Chicago || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Theune]]''' ||### ||?-1858||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Rudolf Thiele''' ||Th. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Thieme]]''' ||### ||?-1840||Dresden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hugo Thiemer]]''' ||### ||1876-? ||Hamburg || Later became Otto Forberg-Verlag of Leipzig.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Thompson]]'''|| ||1741-1805 ||London ||taken over by Purday &amp; Button (later Button &amp; Whitaker) <br /> |----<br /> |'''Thompson &amp; Odell'''||T &amp; O ### || ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Harry Von Tilzer]]''' ||### ||1902- ||New York|| <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Tischer &amp; Jagenberg]]''' ||### ||1910-? ||Koln/Cologne || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Nicolás Toledo]]''' || || ||Madrid||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Henry Tolman]]'''|| ||1846-1868||Boston||began alone, then merged to become Russell &amp; Tolman, then as Henry Tolman &amp; Co. <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[P.J. Tonger]]'''||P.J.T. #### || ||Köln||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Bernh. Tormann'''||B.T. #### || ||Münster||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Christoph Torricella]]'''|| #### ||1777-1786 ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Towarzystwo Wydawnicze Muzyki Polskiej]]''' || #### || ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Traeg]]''' ||### ||1793-1820 ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[T. Trautwein]]''' ||#### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Treichlinger]]''' ||#### ||1846-1874 ||Pest ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C.F. Tretbar]]''' ||#### ||1870-1900 ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Triton]]''' ||#### ||1930s ||Leningrad ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Troupenas]]''' ||||1825–1850 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||### ||1825-1834 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||T. #### ||1835-1843 ||Paris || <br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||T.M. #### ||1844 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Troupenas&lt;/div&gt; ||E.T. &amp; Cie. #### ||1844-1850 ||Paris ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Truax &amp; Baldwin]]''' || ### || ||Cincinnatti ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Anton Trutschel''' ||A.T. ## || ||Schwerin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''G. Tschentscher''' || || ||Berlin ||bought (parts of) Rühle &amp; Hunger<br /> |----<br /> |'''Charles Tuckwood''' ||#### || ||London ||Absorbed by Hopwood &amp; Crew<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;U&quot;&gt;U&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|U}}|| ||{{hs|U}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''Gebr. Ulbrich''' ||U. ### || 1899-1911 ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''W. Ulbrich''' ||W.U. ### || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Union Musical Española]]''' ||U.M.F.E. #### ||1890s- ||Madrid ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Editura Muzicală a Uniunii Compozitorilor din R.P.R.''' || ? ||1940s?-now? || Bucharest || Major (at first state-sponsored, one supposes?) Romanian publisher. Published (in some cases republished) very many (thousands?) of works (music &amp; books about?) by Enescu, Rogalski, Wilhelm Georg Berger, Constantinescu, Mihalovici, others. (Sometimes edition nos., does not seem to use plate nos. or prefixes?) Though it seems to have begun before WW2, after the war and before the 1990s it may have been something like the Romanian analogue of [[Muzgiz]] and [[Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne]] e.g. perhaps? Don't know.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Universal Edition]]''' ||U.E. #### ||1901- ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[University Society]]''' ||### - ## || ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Urbánek]]''' ||U. #### || ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Mojmír Urbanék&lt;/div&gt; ||M.U. ### ||1900–1949 ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;Edition Mojmír Urbánek&lt;/div&gt; ||Edition M.U. || ||Prague ||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;V&quot;&gt;V&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|V}}|| ||{{hs|V}}||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Edoardo De Vasini]]''' ||### || ||Casale Monferrato||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Genesio Venturini]]''' ||#### || ||Florence||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vernède]]''' || #### ||1880-1896||Versailles||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Andrés Vidal]]''' || A. #### V. ; V.R. ### ; H. #### V. || 1860s?-1890s?||Barcelona|| Also known as Andrés Vidal e hijo, Hijos de Andrés Vidal e Roger, etc.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[L. Vieillot]]''' ||L.V. #### ||1845?-||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vieweg]]''' ||#### ||1877-?||Quedlinburg||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Zdenek Vik''' ||### || ||Prag||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vincent]]''' ||#### ||1890-1913||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[D. Vismara]]''' ||#### || ||Milan||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Vlk]]''' ||#### ||1920-1950||Prague||<br /> |----<br /> |----'''W. Vobach''' || || ||Berlin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Voigt]]''' ||#### ||1879-1894||Kassel||bought by Ries &amp; Erler<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Volkwein]]''' ||#### ||1905-||Pittsburgh||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;W&quot;&gt;W&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|W}}|| ||{{hs|W}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''A. Wagner &amp; Levien Sucs.''' ||#### L || ||Mexico ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[John Walsh]]''' || ||1695-1766 ||London ||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Ward Lock &amp; Co.]]''' ||#### ||1854- ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Warmuth]]''' ||C.W. #### ||1851–1908 ||Kristiania (=Oslo) ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Warren &amp; Phillips]]''' || ||1890-140 ca. ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Warszawskie Towarzystwo Muzyczne]]''' || ||1871- ||Warsaw ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[K.F. Wasenius]]''' ||K.F.W. ## ||1888-1907 ||Helsinki ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Waterson, Berlin &amp; Snyder]]''' || ## ||1907-1929 ||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wa-Wan Press]]''' || ||1901-1911 ||Newton Center ||Acquired by [[Schirmer]] in 1912<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joh. Fr. Weber]]''' ||## ||1860-1895||Cologne ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Eduard Wedl]]''' ||E.W.W.N. ## ||1886 ||Wiener-Neustadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Weekes]]''' || ||1870-1970 ||London||Acquired by [[Stainer &amp; Bell]] in 1960. Weekes &amp; Co. or A. Weekes<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carlos Wehrs]]''' || ## ||1930- ||Rio de Janeiro ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Weigl]]''' || #### || ca.1809-ca.1828 ||Vienna || Eponymous publishing house of Thaddäus Weigl (1776-1844) aka Thadé Weigl. A 1982 (Vienna: Ludwig Krenn, 178 pp) book &quot;Verzeichnis der Musikalien des Verlages Thadé Weigl&quot; covers this apparently. Also known as Thadé Veigl, &quot;in der Kunst- und Musikhandlung des k. k. Hoftheater-Kapellmeisters Thadé Weigl&quot;. Not to be confused with the publisher Christoph Weigl.<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[E. Weiller]]''' || E.W. ### ; E. ### W. ||1900-19 ||Paris||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Josef Weinberger]]''' ||J.W. ### || 1885–present || Vienna, Leipzig, London || From www.josef-weinberger.com/about.html : Founded by Josef Weinberger in Vienna in 1885. (The London branch is credited in recent years as publisher of symphonies by Malcolm Williamson, new editions of works by {{LinkName|York|Bowen}}, among other works.)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Weinhold]]''' || ### ||1835-45 ||Breslau||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Hermann Weinholtz]]''' || ### ||1840- ||Braunschweig, Berlin, Leipzig||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Heinrich Weiss''' || || ||Dresden||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Julius Weiss]]''' || J.W. ### ||1850-? ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Jul. &amp; Heinr. Weiss}} || J. &amp; H.W. ### || ||Berlin||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Welcker]]''' || || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''J.M. Welleminsky''' ||J.M.W. ### || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Werner]]''' || ||1869-97 ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Otto Wernthal]]''' ||O.W. ### ||1893-at least 1940 ||Magdeburg, Berlin (1899) ||Otto Wernthal was a director of [[Bosworth &amp; Co.]] from 1892<br /> |----<br /> |'''J.A. Werth''' ||### || ||Bonn ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wessel &amp; Co.]]''' ||W. &amp; Co. No. #### ||1824-1860 ||London ||Acquired by Ashdown &amp; Parry in 1860<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wessely &amp; Büsing]]||F.W. ## || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |&lt;div id=&quot;hide&quot;&gt;F. Wessely&lt;/div&gt;||F.W. ## || ||Vienna ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[R.E. Westerlund]]''' ||R.E.W.### ||1890s?-1967 ||Helsinki ||Acquired by Fazer in 1967<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Moritz Westphal]]'''|| ## ||to 1859 ||Berlin ||Acquired by Bote and Bock <br /> |----<br /> |'''Paul Westphal'''||P.W. ## || ||Berlin-Karlshorst || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Emil Wetzler]]''' ||### ||1882-90 ||Vienna ||Acquired by Doblinger in 1890 (HMB shows Wetzler in Prague from 1866)<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[F. Whistling]]''' || ####|| -1887||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[White, Smith &amp; Co.]]''' ||#### - #||1867–1895? ||Boston||Opened in 1867? as White, Smith and Perry originally. Published magazine ''The Folio'' until 1895. Probably became White-Smith Music Company (1891-1980).<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Whitney Warner]]''' || ##### ||ca. 1895-ca. 1915 ||Detroit ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wickins &amp; Co.]]''' ||E.W.Wickins ##### ||ca. 1885-ca. 1905 ||London ||bought by Bosworth<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wiener Philharmonischer Verlag]]''' ||W. Ph. V. ### ||1923-1925? ||Vienna||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Wiener Urtext Edition]]''' ||UT ##### ||1972- ||Vienna ||{{#iflang:|de =Gegründet 1972 als Gemeinschaftsunternehmen von Schott und Universal|en =Founded in 1972 as a joint venture of Schott and Universal|ja =SchottとUniversalの合弁として1972年に設立}}<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Constantin Wild]]''' || ###| 1892-||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karol Wild''' || K.####.W|| 1796-1882||Lwow ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Juliusz Wildt]]''' || ####&lt;br&gt;J.W. #####&lt;br&gt;J. #### W. || ||Kraków||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Joseph Williams]]''' ||J.W. ##### || ||London ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[George Willig]]''' || ||1794-1856 || Philadelphia || The first music publishing firm in the United States (begun by Moller &amp; Capron in 1793, acquired by Willig Sr. in 1794, bought by former clerks [[Lee &amp; Walker]] in 1856.)<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Willis]]''' || ||1899- ||Cincinnati || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Sep. Winner]]''' || ||1843-1902 ||Philadelphia || Sep. Winner &amp; Son, Winner &amp; Shuster<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[M. Witmark &amp; Sons]]''' || ####|| 1886-1929||New York ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Witte]]''' || ####|| 1878-95||Stettin ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Witvogel]]''' || ####|| 1740s||Amsterdam ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Witzendorf]]''' || ####|| 1842-71||Vienna ||Mollo u. Witzendorf 1842-44<br /> |----<br /> |'''Gebrüder Wolff''' ||G.W. ###|| ||Wiesbaden, Kreuznach ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Heinrich Wolff''' ||H.W. ###&lt;br&gt;H. ### W.|| ||Wiesbaden ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Karl Wolff Musikverlag''' ||K. #### W.|| ||Dresden-Neustadt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[B.F. Wood]]''' ||B.F.W. #### || ||Boston ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Woolcott and Clarke]]''' || #### ||1850s ||Sydney ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[C. Woolhouse]]''' || #### ||1890- ||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''Otto Wrede''' || || ||Berlin-Neukölln ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Lawrence Wright]]''' || #### ||1910 ||London ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Wunder]]''' || #### ||1834-1841 ||Leipzig ||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Wunderhorn-Verlag]]''' || #### ||1910-1940 ||Cologne, Munich ||<br /> |---- <br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;Y&quot;&gt;Y&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|Y}}|| ||{{hs|Y}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[Yearbook Press|The Year Book Press Ltd.]]''' || #### ||1911 ||London||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Antoine Ysaÿe|Editions Antoine Ysaÿe]]''' ||A.Y. #### || ||Brussels||<br /> |----<br /> |- style=&quot;background-color:black; color:white; padding:0; border:0&quot; <br /> |&lt;span id=&quot;Z&quot;&gt;Z&lt;/span&gt; ||{{hs|Z}}|| ||{{hs|Z}}||<br /> |-<br /> |'''[[G. Zanibon]]''' ||G. #### Z. ||1908- ||Padua (Milan since 1992) || Now part of the [[Ricordi]] Group<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Haakon Zapffe]]''' || #### ||1893-1927 ||Christiania || <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Zawadzki]]''' || #### ||1820- ||Wilna (Vilnius)||<br /> |---- <br /> |'''[[Ziemssen]]''' || #### ||1875- ||Danzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''Ferdinand Zierfuss''' || ## || ||Munich ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Zimmermann]]''' ||Z. #### ||1876- ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Jul. Heinrich Zimmermann}} || Z. #### || ||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |{{Hide|Wilhelm Zimmermann}} ||Z. #### || ||Frankfurt ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[ZJTC Music]]''' ||####-##-## || ||Tokyo ||{{#iflang:|de = Dieser ziemlich obskure Verlag scheint hauptsächlich aktuelle Partituren nachzudrucken (z.B. Bärenreiter).|en =This rather obscure publisher seems to reprint mainly recent scores (e.g. Bärenreiter).|ja =かなり無名の出版社は主に最近の楽譜 (Bärenreiterなど) のリプリントをしているようです}} <br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Zozaya]]''' || #### || ||Madrid||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Paul Zschocher]]''' || #### ||1908-54||Leipzig ||<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[Carl Zulehner]]''' || #### ||ca. 1800-1830 ||Mainz || acquired by B. Schott<br /> |----<br /> |'''[[G.A. Zumsteeg]]''' || G.A.Z. #### ||1828-1940||Stuttgart ||Purchased by Sikorski<br /> |----<br /> |'''Zwissler''' || #### ||1872-||Wolfenbuttel||Now Moseler<br /> |----<br /> |}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers|*]]</div>

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<p>Acarroll: /* {{ #iflang: |en = Germany |el = Γερμανία }} */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:Ries troismorceauxdes cov.jpg|thumb|right|Typical early cover (1853)]]<br /> [[Image:Damr VC color cover.jpg|thumb|right|Typical cover (1877)]]<br /> [[Image:Noren d1928 VS cov.jpg|thumb|right|ex-[[Lauterbach &amp; Kuhn]] cover (1909)]]<br /> [[Image:Reger Op. 127 color cover.jpg|thumb|right|Typical cover (1913)]]<br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = History |el = Ιστορία}} ==<br /> {{ #iflang: |en = Founded on February 1st, 1838 by Eduard Bote and Gustav Bock (1813-1863) in Berlin with the purchase of the publisher C. W. Froehlich &amp; Co. Expansion was rapid with the additional purchase of the Berlin firms [[Moritz Westphal]] (1840) and Thomas Brandenburg (1845). Eduard Bote withdrew from the business in 1847, and Bock's younger brother Emil (1816-1871) directed the company after its founder's death in 1863.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt; Gustav Bock's son Hugo (1848-1932) took over the reins next, acquiring the publisher [[Lauterbach &amp; Kuhn]] in 1908. With the Lauterbach &amp; Kuhn purchase came a substantial body of work from Max Reger. The company's headquarters in Berlin were completely destroyed in 1943.<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt; 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. From 1966 to 1995, the firm was a limited family partnership. It was sold to [[Boosey &amp; Hawkes]] in 1995.<br /> |el = Ιδρύθηκε την 1η Φεβρουαρίου το 1838, από τον Eduard Bote και τον Gustav Bock (1813-1863) στο Βερολίνο, με τη αγορά της C. W. Froehlich &amp; Co. Η επέκταση της εταιρίας ήταν γρήγορη, με την επιπλέον αγορά της εταιρίας του Βερολίνου, Moritz Westphal (1840) και της Thomas Brandenburg (1845). Ο Eduard Bote αποσύρθηκε το 1847, και ο μικρότερος αδερφός του Bock, o Emil (1816-1871) ανέλαβε την εταιρία μετά τον θάνατο του ιδρυτή της, το 1863. Ο γιός του Gustab, Hugo Bock (1848-1932) πήρε τα ηνία μετά, αγοράζοντας την Lauterbach &amp; Kuhn το 1908. Με την αγορά της εταιρίας εισήλθε στην εταιρία ένα μεγάλο μέρος έργων του Max Reger. Η έδρα της εταιρίας στο Βερολίνο καταστράφηκαν το 1943. Κατά την περίοδο μετά τον πόλεμο, κάτω από την ηγεσία του γιού του Hugo Bock, Gustav (1882-1953) και τον εγγονό του Kurt Radecke (1901-1966), ιδρύθηκε ένα γραφείο στην Wiesbaden (1948) και ανακατασκευάστηκαν οι έδρες στο Βερολίνο. Από το 1966, η εταιρία παραμένει μια περιορισμένη οικογενειακή συνεργασία<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = Imprints, Addresses, Agencies |el = Χρονολόγηση Δημοσιεύσεων Bote &amp; Bock }}==<br /> === Imprints ===<br /> *Ed. Bote und G. Bock<br /> *Bote &amp; Bock<br /> *Bote &amp; Bock, G.m.b.H. (after 1904)<br /> <br /> === {{ #iflang: |en = Addresses |el = Διευθύνσεις, Ατζέντες και Ημερομηνίες }}===<br /> ==== {{ #iflang: |en = Germany |el = Γερμανία }}====<br /> ;Berlin (1838-present) - ''Main Office''<br /> *42 Jägerstraße (1838-1849)<br /> *27 Unter den Linden (1849-1873)<br /> *37 Leipzigerstraße (1873-1943)<br /> *9a Hardenbergstraße (1957-2000)<br /> <br /> ;Breslau (1847 - ?)<br /> ;Stettin (1849 - ?)<br /> ;Posen (1850s - ?)<br /> *21 Wilhelmstraße<br /> ;Wiesbaden (1948 - ?)<br /> <br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = Plate Numbers |el = Αριθμοί Πλακών}} ==<br /> {{ #iflang:<br /> |en = Plate numbers seem to be used in a chronological manner. Dates in italics are estimated dates.<br /> |el = Οι αριθμοί πλακών μοιάζουν να χρησιμοποιούνται με χρονολογική σειρά. Ημερομηνίες σε παρενθέσεις είναι εκτιμημένες ημερομηνίες.<br /> }}<br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;sortable wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;4&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate !!Composer !! Work !! Year |el = Πλάκα !!Συνθέτης !! Έργο !! Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|00}}139 || {{CSW|Hubert|Ries|Violin Concerto No.2, Op.16|a= (violin and piano arr.)}} || ''1839''<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|00}}474|| {{CSW|Wilhelm|Taubert|Miniatures, Op.37|a= (Cah. 3)}} || ''1840''<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|00}}475|| {{CSW|Wilhelm|Taubert|Miniatures, Op.37|a= (Cah. 4)}} || ''1840''<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|00}}585 || {{CSW|Carl|Loewe|Johann Huss, Op.82|a=(vocal score)}} || 1842<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}1319 || {{CSW|Stephen|Heller|Fantasie-Sonate, Op.69}} || 1848<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}1851 || {{CSW|Wilhelm|Taubert|Symphony No.4, Op.80|a=(score)}} || 1851<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}2280 || {{CSW|Wilhelm|Taubert|Piano Trio No.2, Op.96|a=(score and parts)}} || 1853<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}2959 || {{CSW|Stanisław de|Kontski|La sentimentale, Op.10}} || 1855<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}2961 || {{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|Sur mer, Op.56}} || 1854<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}3359 || {{CSW|Frédéric|Chopin|Mazurka in A minor, B.140}} || ''1855''<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}3453 || {{CSW|Eugène|Ketterer|L'Argentine, Op.21}} || 1856<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}3583 || {{CSW|Carl|Faust|Defilir-Marsch}} || 1856<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}3665 || {{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|Piano Sonata No.1, Op.156}} ||<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}4254 || {{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|Final de 'Lucia di Lammermoor', Op.62}} || 1859<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}4362 || {{CSW|Moritz|Kässmayer|String Quintet, Op.8|a=(parts)}} || 1859<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}4600 || {{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|La Violette, Op.172}} || 1859<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}5437{{EN}}5439 || {{CSW|Friedrich|Kiel|10 Pianoforte-Stücke, Op.18}} ||<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}5442 || {{CSW|Brinley|Richards|Marie, Op.60}} ||<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}5609 || {{CSW|Friedrich|Kiel|Piano Trio No.3, Op.24}} || 1862<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}5679 || {{CSW|Giacomo|Meyerbeer|Fest-Ouvertüre im Marschstyl|a=(full score)}} || 1862<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}6884 || {{CSW|Franz|Liszt|Illustrations de l'opéra L'Africaine, S.415}} || ''1866''<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}8040 || {{LinkCompS|Richard|Wüerst}} || Variations, Op.50 (arrangement pf4h) || 1869<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}8192 || {{CSW|August|Conradi|Offenbachiana, Op.111|a=(piano 4-hands)}} || 1869<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}8599&lt;br/&gt;8602{{EN}}8606 || {{CSW|Bernhard|Romberg|6 Morceaux élégants|a=(sc,pt)}} || 1870<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}9322 || {{LinkCompS|August|Conradi}} || Kriegsraketen, Op.119 || 1870<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}9325 || {{LinkCompS|Pyotr|Tchaikovsky}} || Romeo and Juliet, overture-fantasia, full score (2nd version) || 1871<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}9492 || {{CSW|Joachim|Raff|Humoreske in Walzerform, Op.159}} || 1871<br /> |-<br /> | {{Hs|0}}9501{{EN}}9503 || {{CSW|Ignacy|Krzyżanowski|3 Chants sans paroles,Op.32}} || <br /> |-<br /> | 10261 || {{CSW|Carl Matthias|Kudelski|String Trio, Op.32}} || 1873<br /> |-<br /> | 10297 || {{LinkCompS|Pyotr|Tchaikovsky}} || Romeo and Juliet, overture-fantasia (orch. parts, 2nd version) || ''1874''<br /> |-<br /> | 10960 || {{CSW|Friedrich|Kiel|Piano Trio No.6, Op.65 No.1}} || 1876<br /> |-<br /> | 11018 || {{CSW|Wilhelm|Taubert|Cesario, Op.188|a=(vocal score)}} || 1875<br /> |-<br /> | 11064 || {{CSW|Friedrich|Kiel|Piano Trio No.7, Op.65 No.2}} || 1876<br /> |-<br /> | 11352 || {{CSW|Leopold|Damrosch|Violin Concerto|a= (violin/piano arr.)}}|| ''1877''<br /> |-<br /> | 11545 || {{CSW|Pyotr|Tchaikovsky|Romeo and Juliet (overture-fantasia)|a=(piano, arr. C. Bial)}} || ''1881''<br /> |-<br /> | 11936{{EN}}37 || {{CSW|Friedrich|Kiel|10 vierhändige Klavierstücke für die Jugend, Op.74}} || ''1878''<br /> |-<br /> | 12016 || {{CSW|Felix|Draeseke|Fata Morgana, Op.13}} || 1879<br /> |-<br /> | 12048 || {{CSW|Louis César|Desormes|Mandolinen-Polka|a=(piano vers.)}} || 1878<br /> |-<br /> | 12065 || {{CSW|Antonín|Dvořák|Dumka, Op.35}} || 1879<br /> |-<br /> | 12067{{EN}}68 || {{CSW|Antonín|Dvořák|Furiants, Op.42}} || 1879<br /> |-<br /> | 12182 || {{CSW|Antonín|Dvořák|Piano Trio No.2, Op.26}} || 1879<br /> |-<br /> | 12250 || {{CSW|Benjamin|Godard|Violin Sonata No.4, Op.12}} || 1880<br /> |-<br /> | 12261{{EN}}63 || {{CSW|Frédéric|Chopin|Oeuvres complètes|a=(ed. Karl Klindworth)}} || 1880<br /> |-<br /> | 12370 || {{CSW|Émile|Sauret|Scherzo Fantastico, Op.9}} || 1880<br /> |-<br /> | 12402{{EN}}23 || {{CSW|Friedrich|Kiel|New Waltzes for String Quartet, Op.78|a=(score and parts)}}|| 1881<br /> |-<br /> | 12454-55 || {{CSW|Antonín|Dvořák|6 Mazurkas, Op.56}} || 1880<br /> |-<br /> | 12468 || {{CSW|Aleksander|Zarzycki|Grande valse}} || ''1883''<br /> |-<br /> | 12529 || {{CSW|Charles Villiers|Stanford|The Veiled Prophet of Khorassan|a=(vocal score)}} || 1881<br /> |-<br /> | 12530 ||{{CSW|Friedrich|Kiel|Requiem, Op.80|a=(full score)}}|| 1881<br /> |-<br /> | 12562 || {{CSW|Charles Villiers|Stanford|Piano Quartet, Op.15|a=(score and parts)}} || 1881<br /> |-<br /> | 12638 || {{LinkCompS|Fritz|Kauffmann}} || Variations for String Quartet, Op.8 || 1882<br /> |-<br /> | 12716 || {{LinkCompS|Ernst|Rudorff}} || Symphony No.1, Op.31 (score) || 1883<br /> |-<br /> | 12809 || {{CSW|Nicolaus|Bruhns|Praeludio in G major|a=(ed.Rheinberger)}} || 1883<br /> |-<br /> | 12817 || {{CSW|Eugen d'|Albert|Suite in 5 Movements, Op.1}} || 1883<br /> |-<br /> | 12839 || {{CSW|Antonín|Dvořák|Nocturne in B major, Op.40}} || 1883<br /> |-<br /> | 12879 || {{CSW|August|Klughardt|String Quartet No.1, Op.42|a=(parts)}} || 1883<br /> |-<br /> | 12966 || {{CSW|August|Klughardt|Concert Ouverture, Op.45|a=(f.s.)}} || 1884<br /> |-<br /> | 13040 || {{CSW|August|Klughardt|Piano Trio, Op.47|a=(score and parts)}} || ''1886''<br /> |-<br /> | 13061 || {{CSW|Thuiskon|Hauptner|150 Deutsche Kriegs- und Soldatenlieder }} || ''1887''<br /> |-<br /> | 13268{{EN}}70 || {{CSW|Ignacy Jan|Paderewski|6 Humoresques de Concert, Op.14|a=(Nos.1–3)}} || ''1887''<br /> |-<br /> | 13283{{EN}}85 || {{CSW|Ignacy Jan|Paderewski|6 Humoresques de Concert, Op.14|a=(Nos.4–6)}} || ''1887''<br /> |-<br /> | 13343 || {{CSW|Eugen d'|Albert|Waltzes for Piano Four-Hands, Op.6}} || 1888<br /> |-<br /> | 13399 || {{CSW|Józef|Hofmann|Suite for Piano}} || ''1892''<br /> |-<br /> | 13410 || {{CSW|Joseph|Joachim|Violin Concerto No.3|a=(piano reduction)}} || 1889<br /> |-<br /> | 13582{{EN}}88 || {{CSW|Eduard|Schütt|Silhouettes-Portraits, Op.34}} || 1891<br /> |-<br /> | 13754 || {{CSW|Pietro|Mascagni|I Rantzau}} || 1893<br /> |-<br /> | 13758 || {{CSW|Eugen d'|Albert|Piano Concerto No.2, Op.12|a=(full score)}} || 1893<br /> |-<br /> | 13962 || [[:Category:Leschetizky, Theodor|Leschetizky]] || [[2 Piano Pieces, Op.42 (Leschetizky, Theodor)|2 Piano Pieces, Op.42]] || 1894<br /> |-<br /> | 13982 || {{CSW|Ignacy Jan|Paderewski|6 Songs, Op.18}} || 1894<br /> |-<br /> | 14130 || {{CSW|Ignacy Jan|Paderewski|Polish Fantasy, Op.19|a=(full score)}} || 1895<br /> |-<br /> | 14220 || {{CSW|Moritz|Moszkowski|Laurin, Op.53|a=(arr. for piano solo)}} || 1895<br /> |-<br /> | 14299|| {{CSW|Sergey|Lyapunov|Impromptu, Op.5}} || 1896<br /> |-<br /> | 14607 || {{CSW|Sergey|Lyapunov|Ballade, Op.2|a=(arr. for 2pf)}} || 1899<br /> |-<br /> | 14917 || {{CSW|Wilhelm|Berger|String Quintet, Op.75|a=(parts)}} || 1899<br /> |-<br /> | 15226 || Forni, O. || Valse des chasseurs (for strings. parts) || 1901<br /> |-<br /> | 15434 || {{CSW|Hans|Koessler|String Quartet No.2|a=(score&amp;parts)}} || 1902<br /> |-<br /> | 15455 || Laszlo || Ungarische Weisen, Op.5 || ''1902''<br /> |-<br /> | 15516 || {{LinkCompS|Jacques|Offenbach}} || La vie parisienne (German vocal score, arr. Bernhard Wolff) || 1903<br /> |-<br /> | 15613 || {{CSW|Richard|Strauss|Sinfonia Domestica, Op.53|a=(full sc.)}} || 1904<br /> |-<br /> | 15729|| {{CSW|Martin|Levy|String Quartet in D minor|a=(parts)}} || 1905<br /> |-<br /> | 15825|| {{CSW|Eugen d'|Albert|5 Bagatelles, Op.29|a=(no.5)}} || 1905<br /> |-<br /> | 16788{{EN}}90 || {{CSW|Theodor|Leschetizky|3 Piano Pieces, Op.48}} || 1909<br /> |-<br /> | 17059 || {{CSW|Max|Reger|Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Beethoven, Op.86|a=&lt;br&gt;(reprint of L&amp;K 1904 ed.)}} || ''1908''<br /> |-<br /> | 17216 || {{CSW|Max|Reger|Präludien und Fugen für Violine solo, Op.117}} || 1909-10<br /> |-<br /> | 17228 || {{CSW|Max|Reger|Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Hiller, Op.100|a=&lt;br&gt;(duet arrangement by Singer II)}} || 1909<br /> |-<br /> | 17323 || {{LinkCompS|Frédéric|Chopin}} || Oeuvres complètes (ed. Karl Klindworth. This plate is for vols. 2 &amp; 3) || ''1910''<br /> |-<br /> | 17338 || {{CSW|Max|Reger|Piano Concerto, Op.114|a=(2 piano arr.)}} ||1910<br /> |-<br /> | 17620 || {{CSW|Max|Reger|String Sextet, Op.118}} || 1911<br /> |-<br /> | 17648 || {{CSW|Robert|Kahn|Cello Sonata, Op.56}} || 1911<br /> |-<br /> | 17948 || {{CSW|Hugo|Wolf|Italian Serenade|a=(Junk arr. for piano solo)}} || 1912<br /> |-<br /> | 18126 || {{CSW|Max|Reger|Introduktion, Passacaglia und Fuge, Op.127}} || 1913<br /> |-<br /> | 18236 || {{CSW|Robert|Kahn|String Quartet, Op.60|a=(parts)}} || 1914<br /> |-<br /> | 18831 || {{CSW|Antonín|Dvořák|6 Mazurkas, Op.56|a=, No.2 (violin and piano by Issay Barmas)}} || 1920<br /> |-<br /> | 19156 || Stolz (Robert) || Das alte, das neue Wien, Op.250 || 1922<br /> |-<br /> | 19618 (22)|| {{CSW|Alfred|Grünfeld|Frühlingsstimmen Walzer, Op.57|a=(Günther/Teichmüller editions)}} || 1926<br /> |-<br /> | 19634 (628)|| {{CSW|Ottorino|Respighi|Concerto in modo misolidio|a=(2-piano arr.)}} || 1926<br /> |-<br /> | 19743 (31) || {{CSW|Alfred|Grünfeld|Soirée de Vienne, Op.56|a=(Teichmüller edition)}} || 1926<br /> |-<br /> | 20584 ( )|| Furtwängler || Violin Sonata (No.2) in D (score) (ed. Kulenkampff) || 1941<br /> |-<br /> | 21260 (539) || Blacher || Viola Concerto, Op.48 (fs) || 1956<br /> |-<br /> | 21263 (1838) || Einem, v. || Piano Concerto (fs) || 1956<br /> |-<br /> | 21342 (585) || {{LinkCompS|Sylvius Leopold|Weiss}} || Guitar Sonata No.1 in D minor || 1957<br /> |-<br /> | 23217 (1606) || Yun, I-sang || Intermezzo for Cello and Accordeon (or Pf or Org.) (sc&amp;pts) || 1989<br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> <br /> In issues after 1923 or so, the plate often appears as &quot;Plate-number (Edition no.)&quot;, as above. In recent issues (ca. mid-1990s to present? - after the sale to Boosey &amp; Hawkes?) one often has &quot;bb ((4-digit) edition number) Bote &amp; Bock&quot; and no separate 5-digit plate number.<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *1. ''The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians'', edited by Stanley Sadie.<br /> :New York and London: Macmillan Publications, 1980.<br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> *[[:Category:Scores published by Bote &amp; Bock]]<br /> <br /> == Authority control ==<br /> *{{viaf|266416578}}<br /> *{{viaf|147215200}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Longman_%26_Broderip 2019-08-15T09:04:02Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Sources Consulted */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> ==History==<br /> English music publishing house, music retail shop and instrument seller founded in London in 1767 by James Longman. In 1769, Lukey joined the firm and in 1775, Francis Broderip became shareholder of the company. In 1798 the company became insolvent and the former owners went on seperately:<br /> <br /> :1. John Longman (who had succeeded James Longman) and M. Clementi ran the business at Cheapside No. 26 until 1801 (Longman, Clementi &amp; Co.). After that, Longman proceeded on his own until 1816. His follower Giles Longman together with his partner James Herron pursued until 1822 (Longman &amp; Herron).&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> :2. Broderip and Ch. Wilkinson startet an own business at Haymarket No. 13 until 1807 (Broderip &amp; Wilkinson) when Broderip died. Wilkinson went on until 1810 (Wilkinson &amp; Co.).<br /> <br /> ==Editions==<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> ===Imprints===<br /> London, Printed by Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Haymarket. Manufacturers of Musical Instruments in general, and Music Seller to Their Majesties, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, the Dukes of York and Clarence, and all the Royal Family.<br /> *J. Longman and Co. (1767-1769)<br /> *Longman, Lukey &amp; Co. (1769-1775)<br /> *Longman, Lukey and Broderip (1775-1776)<br /> *Longman &amp; Broderip (1776-1798)<br /> <br /> ===Addresses===<br /> *26, Cheapside (1776-1798)<br /> *13, Haymarket (1782-1798)<br /> <br /> ===Agencies===<br /> *1782-1798 : Longman &amp; Broderip, 13 Haymarket (including a rental library)<br /> *1786-1798 : Kalkutta<br /> *1789-1798 : Margate and Brighthelmstone (Brighton)<br /> <br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;sortable wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;4&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Πλάκα!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> |58 ||{{LinkCompS|Luigi|Borghi}}||Sei divertimenti per due violini, op. 3a|| 1777<br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *Die Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart. 2., neu bearb. Ausg. ed. Ludwig Finscher. Kassel: Bärenreiter, Stuttgart: Metzler 2006. Personenteil Bd. 11, S. 441<br /> *Sadie, Stanley. The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians. New York and London: Macmillan Publications, 1980. <br /> * Edition: Trois duos pour deux violons, tirés des oeuvres de Mr. Pleyel, arrangés par Mr. Fodor, op. 30<br /> *Humphries &amp; Smith, 1970. Music publishing in the British Isles.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Longman_%26_Broderip 2019-08-15T09:03:10Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Addresses */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> ==History==<br /> English music publishing house, music retail shop and instrument seller founded in London in 1767 by James Longman. In 1769, Lukey joined the firm and in 1775, Francis Broderip became shareholder of the company. In 1798 the company became insolvent and the former owners went on seperately:<br /> <br /> :1. John Longman (who had succeeded James Longman) and M. Clementi ran the business at Cheapside No. 26 until 1801 (Longman, Clementi &amp; Co.). After that, Longman proceeded on his own until 1816. His follower Giles Longman together with his partner James Herron pursued until 1822 (Longman &amp; Herron).&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> :2. Broderip and Ch. Wilkinson startet an own business at Haymarket No. 13 until 1807 (Broderip &amp; Wilkinson) when Broderip died. Wilkinson went on until 1810 (Wilkinson &amp; Co.).<br /> <br /> ==Editions==<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> ===Imprints===<br /> London, Printed by Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Haymarket. Manufacturers of Musical Instruments in general, and Music Seller to Their Majesties, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, the Dukes of York and Clarence, and all the Royal Family.<br /> *J. Longman and Co. (1767-1769)<br /> *Longman, Lukey &amp; Co. (1769-1775)<br /> *Longman, Lukey and Broderip (1775-1776)<br /> *Longman &amp; Broderip (1776-1798)<br /> <br /> ===Addresses===<br /> *26, Cheapside (1776-1798)<br /> *13, Haymarket (1782-1798)<br /> <br /> ===Agencies===<br /> *1782-1798 : Longman &amp; Broderip, 13 Haymarket (including a rental library)<br /> *1786-1798 : Kalkutta<br /> *1789-1798 : Margate and Brighthelmstone (Brighton)<br /> <br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;sortable wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;4&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Πλάκα!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> |58 ||{{LinkCompS|Luigi|Borghi}}||Sei divertimenti per due violini, op. 3a|| 1777<br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *1. Die Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart. 2., neu bearb. Ausg. ed. Ludwig Finscher. <br /> :Kassel: Bärenreiter, Stuttgart: Metzler 2006. Personenteil Bd. 11, S. 441<br /> *2. Sadie, Stanley. The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians. <br /> :New York and London: Macmillan Publications, 1980. <br /> *3. Edition: Trois duos pour deux violons, tirés des oeuvres de Mr. Pleyel, arrangés par Mr. Fodor, op. 30<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Longman_%26_Broderip 2019-08-15T09:02:55Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Imprints, Addresses, Agencies */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> ==History==<br /> English music publishing house, music retail shop and instrument seller founded in London in 1767 by James Longman. In 1769, Lukey joined the firm and in 1775, Francis Broderip became shareholder of the company. In 1798 the company became insolvent and the former owners went on seperately:<br /> <br /> :1. John Longman (who had succeeded James Longman) and M. Clementi ran the business at Cheapside No. 26 until 1801 (Longman, Clementi &amp; Co.). After that, Longman proceeded on his own until 1816. His follower Giles Longman together with his partner James Herron pursued until 1822 (Longman &amp; Herron).&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> :2. Broderip and Ch. Wilkinson startet an own business at Haymarket No. 13 until 1807 (Broderip &amp; Wilkinson) when Broderip died. Wilkinson went on until 1810 (Wilkinson &amp; Co.).<br /> <br /> ==Editions==<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> ===Imprints===<br /> London, Printed by Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Haymarket. Manufacturers of Musical Instruments in general, and Music Seller to Their Majesties, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, the Dukes of York and Clarence, and all the Royal Family.<br /> *J. Longman and Co. (1767-1769)<br /> *Longman, Lukey &amp; Co. (1769-1775)<br /> *Longman, Lukey and Broderip (1775-1776)<br /> *Longman &amp; Broderip (1776-1798)<br /> <br /> ===Addresses===<br /> *26, Cheapside (1776-1798)*13, Haymarket (1782-1798)<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Agencies===<br /> *1782-1798 : Longman &amp; Broderip, 13 Haymarket (including a rental library)<br /> *1786-1798 : Kalkutta<br /> *1789-1798 : Margate and Brighthelmstone (Brighton)<br /> <br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;sortable wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;4&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Πλάκα!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> |58 ||{{LinkCompS|Luigi|Borghi}}||Sei divertimenti per due violini, op. 3a|| 1777<br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *1. Die Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart. 2., neu bearb. Ausg. ed. Ludwig Finscher. <br /> :Kassel: Bärenreiter, Stuttgart: Metzler 2006. Personenteil Bd. 11, S. 441<br /> *2. Sadie, Stanley. The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians. <br /> :New York and London: Macmillan Publications, 1980. <br /> *3. Edition: Trois duos pour deux violons, tirés des oeuvres de Mr. Pleyel, arrangés par Mr. Fodor, op. 30<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Ricordi 2019-08-15T08:33:27Z

<p>Acarroll: /* See Also */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:Ricordi pic.jpg|thumb|left|Giovanni Ricordi (1785-1853)]]<br /> [[Image:Ric G pic.jpg|thumb|left|Giulio Ricordi (1840-1912)]]<br /> [[Image:Ric la bo cov.jpg|thumb|right|Cover]]<br /> [[Image:Ri Tos cov.jpg|thumb|right|Cover ]]<br /> [[Image:TrovatoreVSric.jpg|thumb|right|Cover ]]<br /> [[Image:Herbert - Petite Valse cv.jpg|thumb|right|Cover 1906]]<br /> [[Image:Ric tosca pos.jpg|thumb|right|Tosca poster]]<br /> <br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = History |el = Ιστορία }} ==<br /> {{ #iflang:<br /> |en = Ricordi means Italian opera. &quot;As primary publisher of the operas of Rossini, Bellini, Donizetti and Verdi, and almost every other Italian composer who achieved even a modest amount of fame, Ricordi’s career followed and helped to shape the institutions of Italian opera.&quot; (RIPM entry)&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt; [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casa_Ricordi Casa Ricordi] was founded in 1808 by violinist [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giovanni_Ricordi Giovanni Ricordi] (1785-1853). In 1825, Ricordi purchased the complete musical archives of the La Scala opera house and in 1839 he acquired copyright interest in Giuseppe Verdi's music that marked the beginnings of a long working relationship. During the 1840s, the firm grew to become the largest music publisher in southern Europe. In 1842 the company commenced publishing the musical journal the [http://www.ripm.org/?page=JournalInfo&amp;ABB=GMM ''Gazzetta Musicale di Milano''.] (1842-1902) &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;The firm continued to grow after the founder's death in 1853, under the Ricordi dynasty. It acquired [[F. Lucca]] at Verdi's behest in 1888.<br /> Until 1919, when outside management was appointed, four successive generations of Ricordis were at the helm of the company. The most notable personality was [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giulio_Ricordi Giulio Ricordi] (1840-1912) who was closely involved in nurturing the operatic career of composer Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924). Giulio Ricordi's interests also extended to composing, art, design and painting. Under him, the company issued the [http://www.yaneff.com/html/gallery/ricordi.html series of opera advertising posters] (The Ricordi Portfolio, 1914) that became extremely popular throughout Europe in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and remain so to this day.<br /> <br /> Despite severe damage from aerial bombardment in World War II, the Ricordi archives and collections survived largely intact thanks to the management's foresight in having them safely stored away from Milan. Following reconstruction after the war, Ricordi was converted to a limited corporation by the family in 1952 and in 1956 it became a publicly traded company. In 1994, Ricordi was acquired by the German conglomerate BMG's Music Publishing division. &lt;br&gt;In 2007 BMG then sold its entire music publishing business (including, in additon to Ricordi, Durand-Salabert-Eschig and Editio Musica Budapest) to the record label Universal Music Publishing Group (no relation to Universal Edition Vienna). Universal Music Publishing Group, formerly MCA, founded in the 1920s holds many copyrights including ''Strangers in the Night''.<br /> <br /> |el = Ιδρύθηκε το 1808 από τον βιολιστή Giovanni Ricordi (1785-1853). Το 1825, ο Ricordi αγόρασε ολόκληρα τα μουσικά αρχεία του οίκου όπερας La Scala, και το 1839 απέκτησε ένα ενδιαφέρον για πνευματικά δικαιώματα στη μουσική του Giuseppe Verdi, το οποίο στιγμάτισε την αρχή μιας πολύχρονης σχέσης. Στη δεκαετία του 1840, η εταιρία μεγάλωσε και έγινε η μεγαλύτερη εκδοτική εταιρία στην νότια Ευρώπη. Το 1842 η εταιρία ξεκίνησε την δημοσίευση του μουσικού περιοδικού ''Gazzetta Musicale di Milano''. <br /> <br /> Μέχρι το 1919, όταν διορίστικε εξωτερική διαχείριση της εταιρίας, τέσσερεις συνεχόμενες γενιές των Ricordi ήταν στην κεφαλή της εταιρίας. Η πιο αξιοσημείωτη προσωπικότητα ήταν ο Giulio Ricordi (1840-1912) o οποίος ήταν στενά συνδεδεμένος με την παγιοποίηση της οπερατικής καριέρας του Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924). Τα ενδιαφέροντα του Giulio Ricordi περιλαμβάνουν σύνθεση, σχέδιο και ζωγραφική. Όταν ήταν εκείνος επικεφαλής, η εταιρία χρησιμοποίησε μια σειρά από διαφημιστικές αφίσες οι οποίες έγιναν εξαιρετικά γνωστές σε όλη την Ευρώπη στο τέλος του 19&lt;sup&gt;ου&lt;/sup&gt; και την αρχή του 20&lt;sup&gt;ου&lt;/sup&gt; αιώνα, μέχρι και σήμερα.<br /> <br /> Παρά σημαντικές καταστροφές από βομβαρδισμούς κατά τον Β' Παγκόσμιο Πόλεμο, τα αρχεία και οι συλλογές Ricordi επιβίωσαν σε μεγάλο μέρος άθικτα χάρη στην προνοητικότητα της διαχείρισης με το να τις μεταφέρει μακριά από το Μιλάνο, σε μέρη όπου θα ήταν πιο ασφαλείς. Ακολουθώντας την επανακατασκευή της εταιρίας μετά τον πόλεμο, η Ricordi μετατράπηκε σε limited corporation (ltd) από την ίδια την οικογένεια το 1952, και το 1956 έγινε μια δημόσια εμπορική εταιρία. To 1994, η Ricordi αγοράστηρε από το τμήμα Music Publishing του Γερμανικού συγκροτήματος επιχειρήσεων BMG.<br /> }}<br /> ==== {{ #iflang: |en = Composers published by Ricordi during their lifetimes |el = Συνθέτες που έχουν εκδοθεί από την Ricordi όσο ζούσαν}} ====<br /> * [[:Category:Bellini, Vincenzo|Bellini]]<br /> * [[:Category:Busoni, Ferruccio|Busoni]]<br /> * [[:Category:Casella, Alfredo|Casella]]<br /> * [[:Category:Donizetti, Gaetano|Donizetti]]<br /> * [[:Category:Malipiero, Gian Francesco|Malipiero]]<br /> * [[:Category:Puccini, Giacomo|Puccini]]<br /> * [[:Category:Respighi, Ottorino|Respighi]]<br /> * [[:Category:Tosti, Francesco Paolo|Tosti]]<br /> * [[:Category:Verdi, Giuseppe|Verdi]]<br /> ----<br /> <br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = Editions |el = Ολοκληρωμένες Εκδόσεις Έργων}} ==<br /> *'''Antonio Vivaldi: Le Opere di Antonio Vivaldi (1947-1963)'''<br /> :''Istituto Italiano Antonio Vivaldi. Direzione Artistica di Gian Francesco Malipiero''<br /> :32 Volumes in 400 books<br /> *'''[[L'Arte Musicale in Italia]]'''<br /> * Beethoven: Piano Sonatas. Edited by Alfredo Casella, 1920.<br /> * Haydn: Piano sonatas. Edited by Guiseppe Buonamici, before 1914.<br /> <br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = Dating Ricordi publications |el = Χρονολόγηση των Δημοσιεύσεων Ricordi}} ==<br /> === {{ #iflang: |en = Imprints |el = Σφραγίδες}} ===<br /> ----<br /> *Giovanni (or Gio., or G.) Ricordi (1808-1853)<br /> *Tito di Gio. (sometimes simply Tito) Ricordi (1853-1859)<br /> *Tito di Gio. Ricordi, or R. Stabilimento Ricordi (1860-1888)<br /> *R. Stabilimento Tito di Gio. Ricordi e Francesca Lucca di Ricordi &amp; C. (1888-1897)<br /> *G. Ricordi &amp; C. (1898-present)<br /> <br /> === {{ #iflang: |en = Known addresses, overseas offices and agencies, dates |el = Γνωστές διευθύνσεις, γραφεία και ατζέντες στο εξωτερικό, ημερομηνίες}} ===<br /> ----<br /> {|border=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;2&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; width=&quot;95%&quot; style=&quot;margin-top:10px&quot;<br /> |valign=top|<br /> &lt;strong&gt;Italy&lt;/strong&gt;<br /> *''Milano (Milan)''<br /> :1108 Contrada S. Margherita (1808)<br /> :4068 Contrada di PescariaVecchia (1809-1812)<br /> :1065 Contrada S. Margherita (1812-1816)<br /> :1118 Contrada S. Margherita (1816-1821)<br /> :1148 Contrada S. Margherita (1821-1828)<br /> :1635 Via Ciovasso (1828-1838)<br /> :1720 Contrada degli Omenoni (1838-ca.1865)<br /> :1 Via Omenoni (1867-ca.1880?)<br /> :27-29-31 Galleria Vittorio Emanuele (1875-ca.1888)<br /> :21 Viale di Porte Vittoria (1884-ca.1889?)<br /> :9 S. Margherita (1889-1910)<br /> :Viale Campania (1910)<br /> :2 Via Berchet (1910-present)<br /> *''Firenze (Florence)''<br /> :Ricordi e Grua (1824)<br /> :Ricordi, Pozza e C. (1824-1828)<br /> :Ricordi e Compagno (1828-ca.1840)<br /> :G. Ricordi e S. Jouhaud (1840-1860)<br /> :Succursale Ricordi (1865-1871)<br /> *''Torino (Turin)''<br /> :Giudici e Strada (ca.1835-ca.1860)<br /> *''Napoli (Naples)''<br /> :Pietro Clausetti (agent: 1846-1864)<br /> :Ricordi e Clausetti (1864-1892), simply Ricordi thereafter<br /> *''Roma (Rome)'' - Branch office (from 1871)<br /> *''Palermo'' - Branch office (from 1888)<br /> *''Genova (Genoa)'' - Branch office (from 1953)<br /> |valign=top|<br /> &lt;strong&gt;England&lt;/strong&gt;<br /> *''London''<br /> :Grua e Ricordi (1824-1828)<br /> :Branch office (from 1867)<br /> &lt;strong&gt;France&lt;/strong&gt;<br /> *''Paris''<br /> :François Blanchet (1841-1858)<br /> :Bureau Central de Musique (1843-1854)<br /> :Leon Escudier (1854-1881)<br /> :Branch office (from 1887)<br /> &lt;strong&gt;Germany&lt;/strong&gt;<br /> *''Leipzig'' - Branch office (1901-1945)<br /> &lt;strong&gt;Argentina&lt;/strong&gt;<br /> *''Buenos Aires'' - Branch office (from 1904)<br /> &lt;strong&gt;USA&lt;/strong&gt;<br /> *''New York'' - Branch office (from 1911)<br /> &lt;strong&gt;Brazil&lt;/strong&gt;<br /> *''Sao Paolo'' - Branch office (from 1927)<br /> &lt;strong&gt;Switzerland&lt;/strong&gt;<br /> *''Basel - Lörrach'' - Branch office (from 1949)<br /> &lt;strong&gt;Canada&lt;/strong&gt;<br /> *''Toronto'' - Branch office (from 1954)<br /> &lt;strong&gt;Australia&lt;/strong&gt;<br /> *''Sydney'' - Branch office (from 1956)<br /> &lt;strong&gt;Mexico&lt;/strong&gt;<br /> *''Mexico City'' - Branch office (from 1958)<br /> |}<br /> <br /> === {{ #iflang: |en = Edition numbers |el = Αριθμοί Εκδόσεων}} ===<br /> *Edition R1544: Wissmer (Pierre), 2nd symphony (1951), published (Paris: Ricordi) 1955<br /> <br /> === {{ #iflang: |en = Plate numbers |el = Αριθμοί Πλακών}} ===<br /> ----<br /> {{ #iflang: |en = ''Note: Ricordi plate numbers were assigned in a regular ascending order for the most part. The list below gives ranges of numbers and corresponding year dates. Ricordi issued a plate number when a work was assigned to an engraver, so any given plate number could have taken more than a year to actually appear in print. The large jump in plate numbers in 1890 was due to the acquisition of the the complete catalogue of the Milian publisher [[F. Lucca]] the previous year. The letters that often appear before and after the number itself were a designation of which house engraver a given title was assigned to.''<br /> |el = ''Σημείωση: Οι αριθμοί πλακών της Ricordi ορίστηκαν με ανοδική ταξινόμηση, ως επί το πλείστον. Η παρακάτω λίστα δίνει αριθμούς πλακών και τις αντίστοιχες χρονιές. H Ricordi εξέδωσε έναν αριθμό πλακών όταν ένα έργο οριζόταν για στοιχειοθέτηση, οπότε οποιοσδήποτε αριθμός πλάκας μπορεί να χρειάστηκε παραπάνω από έναν χρόνο για να εμφανιστεί σε εκτύπωση. Το μεγάλο άλμα στους αριθμούς το 1890 οφείλεται στην απόκτηση ολόκληρου του καταλόγου από τον εκδότη [[F. Lucca]] από το Μιλάνο την προηγούμενη χρονιά.''<br /> }}<br /> &lt;center&gt;<br /> {|border=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;4&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; width=&quot;90%&quot; class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;margin-top:10px&quot;<br /> |<br /> 1&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1808)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 2-100&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1809-11)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 101-131&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1812)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 132-150&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1813)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 151-176&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1814)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 177-200&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1815)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 201-247&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1816)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 248-300&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1817)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 301-436&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1818)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 437-652&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1819)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 653-1116&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1821)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 1117-1418&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1822)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 1419-1802&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1823)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 1803-2138&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1824)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 2139-2347&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1825)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 2348-2777&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1826)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 2778-3310&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1827)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 3311-3987&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1828)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 3988-4235&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1829)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 4236-4835&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1830)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 4836-5288&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1831)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 5289-5911&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1832)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 5912-7331&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1833)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 7332-7865&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1834)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 7866-9009&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1835)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 9010-9862&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1836)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 9863-10094&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1837)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 10095-10621&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1838)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 10622-11839&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1839)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 11840-12848&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1840)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 12849-13375&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1841)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 13376-14309&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1842)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 14310-15902&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1843)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 15903-16973&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1844)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 16974-17957&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1845)&lt;br&gt;<br /> |<br /> 17958-19371&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1846)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 19372-20235&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1847)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 20236-21146&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1848)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 21147-22271&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1849)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 22272-23053&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1850)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 23054-24012&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1851)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 24013-24880&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1852)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 24881-26131&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1853)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 26132-27780&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1854)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 27781-28568&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1855)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 28569-29234&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1856)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 29235-30180&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1857)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 30181-30833&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;(1858)&lt;br&gt;<br /> 30834-31287&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; 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class=&quot;sortable wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;4&quot; cellpadding=&quot;4&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Πλάκα!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|000}}302 || {{CSW|Anton|Diabelli|Grand Cello Sonata, Op.92|a=(parts)}} || ''1817''<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|000}}310 || {{CSW|Anton|Diabelli|Variazioni sopra un tema favorito, Op.57}} || ''1817''<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}10983 || {{CSW|Henri|Herz|Variations brillantes on Bellini's 'La Sonnambula', Op.105}} || 1839<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}23614 || {{LinkCompS|Ferdinando|Giorgetti}} || String Quartet No.2, Op.30 (score) || 1852<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}36966-67 || {{LinkCompS|Ludwig van|Beethoven}} || Piano Sonatas. (ed. Luca Fumagalli) || 1868<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}41811 || {{CSW|Tito|Mattei|Non è ver}} || 1870<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}42113 || Castoldi || Don Carlo, capriccio per pianoforte ed harmonium, Op.6 || ''1871''<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}96788 || {{CSW|Ernesto|Becucci|Tesoro Mio, Op.228}} || 1894<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}98049 || {{CSW|Vittorio|Monti|Petite Methode for Mandolin, Op.245}} || ''1895''<br /> |-<br /> |109205 || {{CSW|Émile|Tavan|Fantaisie sur 'Tosca'}} || 1903<br /> |-<br /> |111481 || {{CSW|Émile|Tavan|Grande fantaisie sur 'Madame Butterfly'}} || 1906<br /> |-<br /> |111942 || {{CSW|John Blackwood|McEwen|String Quartet No.4}} || 1908<br /> |-<br /> |112480 || {{CSW|Fernand de|La Tombelle|La fausse enchanteresse}} || 1908<br /> |-<br /> |112713 || {{CSW|Riccardo|Pick-Mangiagalli|Sirventese|a=(vn part, piano, ed. by Ševčík)}} || 1908<br /> |-<br /> |115961 || {{CSW|Émile|Tavan|2 Grandes fantaisies sur 'La Bohème'}} (No.1) || 1917<br /> |-<br /> |116742 || {{CSW|Alfredo|Casella|Pupazzetti, Op.27}} || 1916<br /> |-<br /> |116836 || {{CSW|Alfredo|Casella|Sonatina, Op.28}} || 1917<br /> |-<br /> |116839 || {{CSW|Alfredo|Casella|Barcarola, Op.15}} || 1918<br /> |-<br /> |117017 || {{CSW|Alfredo|Casella|Toccata, Op.6}} || 1918<br /> |-<br /> |117034 || {{CSW|Amilcare|Zanella|Scherzo-studio, Op.59}} || 1917<br /> |-<br /> |117295 || {{CSW|Alfredo|Casella|A Notte Alta, Op.30}} || 1918<br /> |-<br /> |117488-89 || {{CSW|Amilcare|Zanella|2 Poemetti, Op.65}} || 1919<br /> |-<br /> |117948 || {{CSW|Marco|Anzoletti|Concerto, Op.30|a= (vn, pno reduction)}} || 1920<br /> |-<br /> |118477 || Castelnuovo-Tedesco || Cantico, Op.19 || 1921<br /> |-<br /> |118258 || {{CSW|Giacomo|Setaccioli|Clarinet Sonata, Op.31|a=(score&amp;part)}} || 1921<br /> |-<br /> |118705 || {{CSW|Mario|Mariotti|A Ferrara|a=(score)}} || 1922<br /> |-<br /> |119404 || {{CSW|Ildebrando|Pizzetti|Cello Sonata|a=(sc&amp;pt)}} || 1923<br /> |-<br /> | 120172 || {{CSW|Riccardo|Pick-Mangiagalli|2 Lunaires, Op.33|a=(No.2, Danse d'Olaf)}} || 1916<br /> |-<br /> | 121612 || {{LinkCompS|Giacomo|Puccini}} || Sister Angelica (English version) || 1930<br /> |-<br /> | 122970 || {{LinkCompS|Alfredo|Casella}} || Introduzione, aria e toccata per orchestra, Op.55 (score) || 1934<br /> |-<br /> | 123095 || Labroca || Stabat mater : per soprano, coro a quattro voci miste e orchestra (klav.aus. by comp.) || 1934<br /> |-<br /> | 124683 || Dallapiccola || Volo di notte (v.s., red. by Ricc. Nielsen) || 1940<br /> |-<br /> | 128585 || Zafred || Wind Quintet (parts) || 1952<br /> |-<br /> | 128863 || Bettinelli, B. || Sinfonia breve (fs) || 1958<br /> |-<br /> | 129165 || Zafred || Viola concerto (red. va/pf) || ''1957?''<br /> |-<br /> | 129293 || Gagnebin || Piano concerto (red. 2 pianos) || 1957<br /> |-<br /> | 129643 || {{CSW|Heitor|Villa-Lobos|Bachianas Brasileiras No.2, W247, 250-252, 254, 568, 569}} || 1949<br /> |-<br /> | 129830 || Zafred || Symphony No.6 (full score) || 1960<br /> |-<br /> | 129923 || Zafred || Piano Concerto (red. by Amisano) || 1960<br /> |-<br /> | 130818 || Zafred || Elegia in tre tempi (viola &amp; orch, red. viola &amp; pf) || ''1965''<br /> |-<br /> | 131648 || Maderna || Grande aulodia (score) || 1970<br /> |-<br /> | 131960 || Maderna || Aura (1972) per orchestra (ristampa) (large sc.) || 1974<br /> |-<br /> | 131987 || Maderna || Venetian journal (da Boswell) (tenor, tape, orch.) (score) || 1973<br /> |-<br /> | 138496 || Sciarrino || String Quartet No.7 (sc&amp;pts) || 1999<br /> |-<br /> | 138787 || Sciarrino || 2 Arie notturne dal campo (voice &amp; string quartet) || 2001<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;4&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Πλάκα!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> |E.R. 101-102 || {{CSW|Isidor|Philipp|Etudes techniques pour servir à l'enseignement supérieur du piano}} ||1919<br /> |-<br /> |E.R. 828 || Bach - Tagliapietra|| [[Fantasia and Fugue in G minor, BWV 542 (Bach, Johann Sebastian)|Prelude and Fugue for Organ BWV 542]] - pf transcr ||1927<br /> |-<br /> |E.R. 975 || Anzoletti || [[12 Studies Op.125 (Anzoletti, Marco)|12 Studies Op.125]] || 1929<br /> |-<br /> |E.R. 1817 || Bach - Tagliapietra || [[Prelude and Fugue in A minor, BWV 543 (Bach, Johann Sebastian)|Prelude and Fugue for Organ BWV 543]] - pf transcr ||1936<br /> |-<br /> |E.R. 2413 || {{CSW|Gioacchino|Rossini|La Danza}} || 1982(?)<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;4&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Πλάκα!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> |N.Y. 1555 || {{CSW|Heitor|Villa-Lobos|Bachianas Brasileiras No.4, W264, 424|a=(arr. for orchestra)}} || 1953<br /> |-<br /> |N.Y. 1945 || {{CSW|Heitor|Villa-Lobos|Bachianas Brasileiras No.3, W388}} || 1953<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==See Also==<br /> *[[wikipedia:Casa_Ricordi|Wikipedia article]]<br /> *{{plain|http://www.ricordi.com/|Company website}} <br /> *{{plain|http://www.ricordi.co.uk/|UK office website}}<br /> *''Gazzetta ufficiale del regno d'Italia'' (volume 1, 1894, digitized by Google Books and contains very many specific plate/composer/work/date-of-copyright-registration correspondences for Ricordi and other Italian publishers. 96788 is from an entry on page 1048.)<br /> *{{plain|https://www.digitalarchivioricordi.com/en/|Archive/Digital collection}}<br /> <br /> == Authority control ==<br /> *{{viaf|141646359}} (Ricordi (Firm))<br /> *{{viaf|43394665}} (Ricordi, Giovanni, -1853)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/T._Trautwein 2019-08-09T10:43:41Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Addresses */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:Tau 58 cv.jpg|thumb|right|early decorative cover, plate No.32 1843]]<br /> [[Image:TN-GFlugel Concert Ouverture No.1, Op.26.jpg|thumb|right|cover 1850]]<br /> [[Image:TN-KALorenz 2 Duette, Op.13.jpg|thumb|right|cover 1873]]<br /> [[Image:TN-BRomberg Violoncell Schule.jpg|thumb|right|cover 1840]]<br /> <br /> =={{ #iflang: |en = History |de = Geschichte}}==<br /> This Berlin firm operated through nearly all the 19th century, and certainly from 1829 to 1890. The imprint was retained after it was taken over by [[Bahn]]. It published a wide range of genres, mainly light: piano music, dances, and songs, but also some larger genres such as opera and chamber music. Some of the chamber music was from the classical era: {{LinkName|Joseph|Haydn}}'s quartets, for example. It also produced many sacred works for solo voice or choir. Composers in the catalog included {{LinkName|Eduard|Franck}}, {{LinkName|Gustav|Krug}}, {{LinkName|Theobald|Rehbaum}}, {{LinkName|Wilhelm|Taubert}}, {{LinkName| Franz|Gläser}}, {{LinkName|Joachim|Raff}}, and {{LinkName|Hubert|Ries}}.<br /> <br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = Editions |de = Ausgaben}}==<br /> <br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = Imprints, Addresses, Agencies |de = Impressen, Adressen, Verlagssitze}}==<br /> ===Imprints===<br /> *T. Trautwein'sche Buch und Musikalien-Handlung (J. Guttentag)<br /> *T. Trautwein<br /> ::HMB lists the Guttentag imprint from 1844 to 1899.<br /> <br /> ===Addresses===<br /> *8, Breite-Strasse<br /> <br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = Engraving and Printing Partners |de = Druckereien}}==<br /> <br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = Plate Numbers |de = Platten-Nummern}}==<br /> Plate numbers are in the format of ####. Dates in italics are estimated.<br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;sortable wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;4&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Πλάκα!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά |de = Platten-Nr.!!Komponist!!Werk!!Jahr}}<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}140 ||{{CSW|Ferdinand|Hiller|Gesang der Geister über den Wassern, Op.36}} ||1847<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}283 ||{{CSW|Gustav|Flügel|Concert-Ouverture No.1, Op.26|a=(arr. piano 4 hands)}} ||1850 <br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}334 ||{{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|La résignation, Op.131}} ||<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}335 ||{{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|Mazourka, Op.132}} ||1851<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}336 ||{{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|Le carnaval de Madrid, Op.137}} ||1851<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}357 ||{{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|Souvenir de Glienicke, Op.141}} ||''1851''<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}357 ||{{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|Feuilles volantes, Op.139}} ||1851<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}371 ||{{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|Souvenir de Dantzic, Op.142}} ||''1851''<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}376 ||{{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|La sensitive, Op.147}} ||1852<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}398 ||{{CSW|Carl|Loewe|String Quartet, Op.26|a=(parts)}} ||1832<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}457 ||{{CSW|Joachim|Raff|Tanz-Capricen, Op.54|a=(No.1)}} ||''1853'' <br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}458 ||{{CSW|Joachim|Raff|Tanz-Capricen, Op.54|a=(No.2)}} ||''1853''<br /> |-<br /> |{{hs|0}}468 ||{{CSW|Joachim|Raff|Tanz-Capricen, Op.54|a=(No.3)}} ||''1853'' <br /> |-<br /> |2270 ||{{CSW|August|Reissmann|Violin Sonata No.1, Op.6}} ||1867 <br /> |-<br /> |2557 ||{{CSW|Heinrich|Urban|Serenade, Op.3|a=(arr. for violin and piano)}} ||1870 <br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Authority Control == <br /> *{{viaf|311353781}} (T. Trautwein'sche Buchhandlung)<br /> *{{viaf|146455232}} (T. Trautwein'sche Königl. Hof-Buch- und Musikhandlung (Berlin))<br /> *{{viaf|138769216}} (T. Trautwein u. Co.)<br /> *{{viaf|124159669}} (T. Trautwein'sche Buch- und Musikalienhandlung, M. Bahn (Berlin))<br /> <br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = Sources Consulted |de = Quellen}}==<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers|Trautwein]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Edwin_Ashdown 2019-08-02T11:16:40Z

<p>Acarroll: added authority control and links</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:Ash Smith Sydney op145 home sweet home cov.jpg|thumb|right|Typical Ashdown &amp;Parry cover (1860s)]]<br /> [[Image:Hofmann H. 6 Pieces Op.107 cov.jpg|thumb|right|Typical cover (1890s)]]<br /> [[Image:Ash Com Fair Martin color cover.jpg|thumb|right|Typical cover (1917)]]<br /> [[Image:Ash Row cover.jpg|thumb|right|Typical Rowley cover (1930s)]]<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> This London company is a successor to [[Wessel &amp; Co.]], founded in 1824. In 1860 Wessel retired and transferred his business to Edwin Ashdown and Henry John Parry, who had been his managers. Thus the Ashdown &amp; Parry imprint was used. Then from 1889 Edwin Ashdown became the imprint. The firm bought the London branch of [[Enoch]] in 1927. The imprint now belongs to the Music Sales group.<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;The catalog consisted mainly of piano music and some violin pieces, by {{LinkName|Berthold|Tours}}, {{LinkName|Sydney|Smith}}, J. Hoffmann and Fritz Kirchner. In the 20th century {{LinkName|Alec|Rowley}} (1892-1958) is prominent. Probably the best known composition in its catalog is the unison song {{LinkWork|3 More Songs of The Fair||Martin|Easthope}} (words by Helen Taylor) first published by Enoch in 1917.<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> === Imprints ===<br /> *Ashdown &amp; Parry (1860-1882)<br /> *Ashdown (Edwin) &amp; Co. (1883- )<br /> <br /> === Addresses ===<br /> *18 Hanover Square (1860-67)<br /> *19 Hanover Square (1868-82)<br /> *19 Hanover Square (1883-1982)<br /> *275-281 Cricklewood Broadway (1982- )<br /> <br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> <br /> '''E.A. plates''':<br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;sortable wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;4&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Πλάκα!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> |33367 || {{CSW|Charles Hubert Hastings|Parry|Melody in B-flat major }} || 1910<br /> |-<br /> |34578 || {{CSW|Charles Arthur|Rawlings|Valse Fantaisie}} || 1916<br /> |-<br /> |37213 || {{CSW|Henry|Geehl|Lament}} || 1958<br /> |}<br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *{{Plain|http://hofmeister.rhul.ac.uk/2008/index.html|Hofmeister XIX}}<br /> *Parkinson, J.A., 1990. Victorian music publishers : an annotated list, Warren, Mich.: Harmonie Park Press.<br /> <br /> == Authority control ==<br /> *{{viaf|129341399}} (Edwin Ashdown Ltd)<br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> *[[:Category:Scores published by Edwin Ashdown]]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers|Ashdown, Edwin]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Category:Scores_published_by_Edwin_Ashdown 2019-08-02T11:15:09Z

<p>Acarroll: new page</p> <hr /> <div>{{pubcatintro|Edwin Ashdown}}</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Edwin_Ashdown 2019-08-02T11:11:06Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Sources Consulted */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:Ash Smith Sydney op145 home sweet home cov.jpg|thumb|right|Typical Ashdown &amp;Parry cover (1860s)]]<br /> [[Image:Hofmann H. 6 Pieces Op.107 cov.jpg|thumb|right|Typical cover (1890s)]]<br /> [[Image:Ash Com Fair Martin color cover.jpg|thumb|right|Typical cover (1917)]]<br /> [[Image:Ash Row cover.jpg|thumb|right|Typical Rowley cover (1930s)]]<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> This London company is a successor to [[Wessel &amp; Co.]], founded in 1824. In 1860 Wessel retired and transferred his business to Edwin Ashdown and Henry John Parry, who had been his managers. Thus the Ashdown &amp; Parry imprint was used. Then from 1889 Edwin Ashdown became the imprint. The firm bought the London branch of [[Enoch]] in 1927. The imprint now belongs to the Music Sales group.<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;The catalog consisted mainly of piano music and some violin pieces, by {{LinkName|Berthold|Tours}}, {{LinkName|Sydney|Smith}}, J. Hoffmann and Fritz Kirchner. In the 20th century {{LinkName|Alec|Rowley}} (1892-1958) is prominent. Probably the best known composition in its catalog is the unison song {{LinkWork|3 More Songs of The Fair||Martin|Easthope}} (words by Helen Taylor) first published by Enoch in 1917.<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> === Imprints ===<br /> *Ashdown &amp; Parry (1860-1882)<br /> *Ashdown (Edwin) &amp; Co. (1883- )<br /> <br /> === Addresses ===<br /> *18 Hanover Square (1860-67)<br /> *19 Hanover Square (1868-82)<br /> *19 Hanover Square (1883-1982)<br /> *275-281 Cricklewood Broadway (1982- )<br /> <br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> <br /> '''E.A. plates''':<br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;sortable wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;4&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Πλάκα!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> |33367 || {{CSW|Charles Hubert Hastings|Parry|Melody in B-flat major }} || 1910<br /> |-<br /> |34578 || {{CSW|Charles Arthur|Rawlings|Valse Fantaisie}} || 1916<br /> |-<br /> |37213 || {{CSW|Henry|Geehl|Lament}} || 1958<br /> |}<br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *{{Plain|http://hofmeister.rhul.ac.uk/2008/index.html|Hofmeister XIX}}<br /> *Parkinson, J.A., 1990. Victorian music publishers : an annotated list, Warren, Mich.: Harmonie Park Press.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers|Ashdown, Edwin]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Edwin_Ashdown 2019-08-02T11:10:35Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Imprints, Addresses, Agencies */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:Ash Smith Sydney op145 home sweet home cov.jpg|thumb|right|Typical Ashdown &amp;Parry cover (1860s)]]<br /> [[Image:Hofmann H. 6 Pieces Op.107 cov.jpg|thumb|right|Typical cover (1890s)]]<br /> [[Image:Ash Com Fair Martin color cover.jpg|thumb|right|Typical cover (1917)]]<br /> [[Image:Ash Row cover.jpg|thumb|right|Typical Rowley cover (1930s)]]<br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> This London company is a successor to [[Wessel &amp; Co.]], founded in 1824. In 1860 Wessel retired and transferred his business to Edwin Ashdown and Henry John Parry, who had been his managers. Thus the Ashdown &amp; Parry imprint was used. Then from 1889 Edwin Ashdown became the imprint. The firm bought the London branch of [[Enoch]] in 1927. The imprint now belongs to the Music Sales group.<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;The catalog consisted mainly of piano music and some violin pieces, by {{LinkName|Berthold|Tours}}, {{LinkName|Sydney|Smith}}, J. Hoffmann and Fritz Kirchner. In the 20th century {{LinkName|Alec|Rowley}} (1892-1958) is prominent. Probably the best known composition in its catalog is the unison song {{LinkWork|3 More Songs of The Fair||Martin|Easthope}} (words by Helen Taylor) first published by Enoch in 1917.<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> === Imprints ===<br /> *Ashdown &amp; Parry (1860-1882)<br /> *Ashdown (Edwin) &amp; Co. (1883- )<br /> <br /> === Addresses ===<br /> *18 Hanover Square (1860-67)<br /> *19 Hanover Square (1868-82)<br /> *19 Hanover Square (1883-1982)<br /> *275-281 Cricklewood Broadway (1982- )<br /> <br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> <br /> '''E.A. plates''':<br /> <br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;sortable wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;4&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Πλάκα!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> |33367 || {{CSW|Charles Hubert Hastings|Parry|Melody in B-flat major }} || 1910<br /> |-<br /> |34578 || {{CSW|Charles Arthur|Rawlings|Valse Fantaisie}} || 1916<br /> |-<br /> |37213 || {{CSW|Henry|Geehl|Lament}} || 1958<br /> |}<br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *{{Plain|http://hofmeister.rhul.ac.uk/2008/index.html|Hofmeister XIX}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers|Ashdown, Edwin]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Mori_%26_Lavenu 2019-08-01T14:12:15Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Plate Numbers */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:Lewis Henry Lavenu.jpg|thumb|left|Lewis Henry Lavenu]]<br /> [[Image:Mori Lav -wright-L amor cv.jpg|thumb|cover]]<br /> ==History==<br /> [[wikipedia:Lewis_Lavenu|Lewis Augustus Lavenu]] (1767&amp;ndash;1818) a London based music seller, founded the company with [[wikipedia:Nicolas_Mori|Nicolas Mori]] (1796–1839), a violinist, in 1814, and it was managed after Lavenu's death by his widow Elizabeth. She who married Mori in 1819, but continued trading under her own name until 1827. After the death of her husband in 1839, her son {{LinkName|Lewis Henry|Lavenu}} (1818-1859) took over the firm. The firm published the annual compendium '''The Musical Gem''' in the 1830s. In 1844 Lewis Heny Lavenu sold the firm to Hodson who continued it as Addison and Hodson (Addison was a partner of {{LinkName|Johann Baptist|Cramer}}). Lewis Heny Lavenu and his descendents were all in the entertainment business, and his great-great-grandson was the Hollywood star of the 1930s-1950s, [[wikipedia:Tyrone_Power|Tyrone Power]] (1914-1958).<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> <br /> ====Imprints====<br /> *Mori &amp; Lavenu<br /> ====Addresses====<br /> *28, New Bond Street (1827-ca. 1844)<br /> <br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> :{| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;3&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Αρ. Έκδοσης!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά|ja=プレート!!作曲者!!作品!!年}}<br /> |-<br /> | 3236 || {{CSW|Nicholas Charles|Bochsa|Les montagnes Suisses}} || <br /> |-<br /> | 3740 || {{CSW|Adolphe|Adam|Capriccio sur un choral protestant, Op.100}} || 1836<br /> |-<br /> | 3860 || {{CSW|Francesco|Gnecco|La prova di un’opera seria}} || ''1836''<br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *Wikipedia <br /> *Humphries &amp; Smith, 1970. Music publishing in the British Isles : a dictionary of engravers, printers, publishers and music sellers, with a historical introduction. Second edition with suppl., Oxford: B. Blackwell.<br /> *Parkinson, J.A., 1990. Victorian music publishers : an annotated list, Warren, Mich.: Harmonie Park Press.<br /> <br /> ==Authority Control==<br /> *{{viaf|315673239|Mori &amp; Lavenu}}<br /> *{{viaf|315673234|Mori, Lavenu &amp; Co}}<br /> *{{viaf|71146284510515332673|Mori &amp; Lavenu (editor de música)}}<br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> *[[:Category:Scores published by Mori &amp; Lavenu]]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Mori_%26_Lavenu 2019-08-01T14:09:01Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Plate Numbers */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:Lewis Henry Lavenu.jpg|thumb|left|Lewis Henry Lavenu]]<br /> [[Image:Mori Lav -wright-L amor cv.jpg|thumb|cover]]<br /> ==History==<br /> [[wikipedia:Lewis_Lavenu|Lewis Augustus Lavenu]] (1767&amp;ndash;1818) a London based music seller, founded the company with [[wikipedia:Nicolas_Mori|Nicolas Mori]] (1796–1839), a violinist, in 1814, and it was managed after Lavenu's death by his widow Elizabeth. She who married Mori in 1819, but continued trading under her own name until 1827. After the death of her husband in 1839, her son {{LinkName|Lewis Henry|Lavenu}} (1818-1859) took over the firm. The firm published the annual compendium '''The Musical Gem''' in the 1830s. In 1844 Lewis Heny Lavenu sold the firm to Hodson who continued it as Addison and Hodson (Addison was a partner of {{LinkName|Johann Baptist|Cramer}}). Lewis Heny Lavenu and his descendents were all in the entertainment business, and his great-great-grandson was the Hollywood star of the 1930s-1950s, [[wikipedia:Tyrone_Power|Tyrone Power]] (1914-1958).<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> <br /> ====Imprints====<br /> *Mori &amp; Lavenu<br /> ====Addresses====<br /> *28, New Bond Street (1827-ca. 1844)<br /> <br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> :{| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;3&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Αρ. Έκδοσης!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά|ja=プレート!!作曲者!!作品!!年}}<br /> |-<br /> | 3740 || {{CSW|Adolphe|Adam|Capriccio sur un choral protestant, Op.100}} || 1836<br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *Wikipedia <br /> *Humphries &amp; Smith, 1970. Music publishing in the British Isles : a dictionary of engravers, printers, publishers and music sellers, with a historical introduction. Second edition with suppl., Oxford: B. Blackwell.<br /> *Parkinson, J.A., 1990. Victorian music publishers : an annotated list, Warren, Mich.: Harmonie Park Press.<br /> <br /> ==Authority Control==<br /> *{{viaf|315673239|Mori &amp; Lavenu}}<br /> *{{viaf|315673234|Mori, Lavenu &amp; Co}}<br /> *{{viaf|71146284510515332673|Mori &amp; Lavenu (editor de música)}}<br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> *[[:Category:Scores published by Mori &amp; Lavenu]]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Mori_%26_Lavenu 2019-08-01T14:05:29Z

<p>Acarroll: added links section; reordered elements</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:Lewis Henry Lavenu.jpg|thumb|left|Lewis Henry Lavenu]]<br /> [[Image:Mori Lav -wright-L amor cv.jpg|thumb|cover]]<br /> ==History==<br /> [[wikipedia:Lewis_Lavenu|Lewis Augustus Lavenu]] (1767&amp;ndash;1818) a London based music seller, founded the company with [[wikipedia:Nicolas_Mori|Nicolas Mori]] (1796–1839), a violinist, in 1814, and it was managed after Lavenu's death by his widow Elizabeth. She who married Mori in 1819, but continued trading under her own name until 1827. After the death of her husband in 1839, her son {{LinkName|Lewis Henry|Lavenu}} (1818-1859) took over the firm. The firm published the annual compendium '''The Musical Gem''' in the 1830s. In 1844 Lewis Heny Lavenu sold the firm to Hodson who continued it as Addison and Hodson (Addison was a partner of {{LinkName|Johann Baptist|Cramer}}). Lewis Heny Lavenu and his descendents were all in the entertainment business, and his great-great-grandson was the Hollywood star of the 1930s-1950s, [[wikipedia:Tyrone_Power|Tyrone Power]] (1914-1958).<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> <br /> ====Imprints====<br /> *Mori &amp; Lavenu<br /> ====Addresses====<br /> *28, New Bond Street (1827-ca. 1844)<br /> <br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *Wikipedia <br /> *Humphries &amp; Smith, 1970. Music publishing in the British Isles : a dictionary of engravers, printers, publishers and music sellers, with a historical introduction. Second edition with suppl., Oxford: B. Blackwell.<br /> *Parkinson, J.A., 1990. Victorian music publishers : an annotated list, Warren, Mich.: Harmonie Park Press.<br /> <br /> ==Authority Control==<br /> *{{viaf|315673239|Mori &amp; Lavenu}}<br /> *{{viaf|315673234|Mori, Lavenu &amp; Co}}<br /> *{{viaf|71146284510515332673|Mori &amp; Lavenu (editor de música)}}<br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> *[[:Category:Scores published by Mori &amp; Lavenu]]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

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<p>Acarroll: new page</p> <hr /> <div>{{pubcatintro|Mori &amp; Lavenu}}</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Mori_%26_Lavenu 2019-08-01T14:00:45Z

<p>Acarroll: /* History */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:Lewis Henry Lavenu.jpg|thumb|left|Lewis Henry Lavenu]]<br /> [[Image:Mori Lav -wright-L amor cv.jpg|thumb|cover]]<br /> ==History==<br /> [[wikipedia:Lewis_Lavenu|Lewis Augustus Lavenu]] (1767&amp;ndash;1818) a London based music seller, founded the company with [[wikipedia:Nicolas_Mori|Nicolas Mori]] (1796–1839), a violinist, in 1814, and it was managed after Lavenu's death by his widow Elizabeth. She who married Mori in 1819, but continued trading under her own name until 1827. After the death of her husband in 1839, her son {{LinkName|Lewis Henry|Lavenu}} (1818-1859) took over the firm. The firm published the annual compendium '''The Musical Gem''' in the 1830s. In 1844 Lewis Heny Lavenu sold the firm to Hodson who continued it as Addison and Hodson (Addison was a partner of {{LinkName|Johann Baptist|Cramer}}). Lewis Heny Lavenu and his descendents were all in the entertainment business, and his great-great-grandson was the Hollywood star of the 1930s-1950s, [[wikipedia:Tyrone_Power|Tyrone Power]] (1914-1958).<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> <br /> ====Imprints====<br /> *Mori &amp; Lavenu<br /> ====Addresses====<br /> *28, New Bond Street (1827-ca. 1844)<br /> <br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> ==Authority Control==<br /> *{{viaf|315673239|Mori &amp; Lavenu}}<br /> *{{viaf|315673234|Mori, Lavenu &amp; Co}}<br /> *{{viaf|71146284510515332673|Mori &amp; Lavenu (editor de música)}}<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *Wikipedia <br /> *Humphries &amp; Smith, 1970. Music publishing in the British Isles : a dictionary of engravers, printers, publishers and music sellers, with a historical introduction. Second edition with suppl., Oxford: B. Blackwell.<br /> *Parkinson, J.A., 1990. Victorian music publishers : an annotated list, Warren, Mich.: Harmonie Park Press.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Mori_%26_Lavenu 2019-08-01T14:00:08Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Sources Consulted */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:Lewis Henry Lavenu.jpg|thumb|left|Lewis Henry Lavenu]]<br /> [[Image:Mori Lav -wright-L amor cv.jpg|thumb|cover]]<br /> ==History==<br /> [[wikipedia:Lewis_Lavenu|Lewis Augustus Lavenu]] (1767&amp;ndash;1818) a music seller, founded the company with [[wikipedia:Nicolas_Mori|Nicolas Mori]] (1796–1839), a violinist, in 1814, and it was managed after Lavenu's death by his widow Elizabeth. She who married Mori in 1819, but continued trading under her own name until 1827. After the death of her husband in 1839, her son {{LinkName|Lewis Henry|Lavenu}} (1818-1859) took over the firm. The firm published the annual compendium '''The Musical Gem''' in the 1830s. In 1844 Lewis Heny Lavenu sold the firm to Hodson who continued it as Addison and Hodson (Addison was a partner of {{LinkName|Johann Baptist|Cramer}}). Lewis Heny Lavenu and his descendents were all in the entertainment business, and his great-great-grandson was the Hollywood star of the 1930s-1950s, [[wikipedia:Tyrone_Power|Tyrone Power]] (1914-1958).<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> <br /> ====Imprints====<br /> *Mori &amp; Lavenu<br /> ====Addresses====<br /> *28, New Bond Street (1827-ca. 1844)<br /> <br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> ==Authority Control==<br /> *{{viaf|315673239|Mori &amp; Lavenu}}<br /> *{{viaf|315673234|Mori, Lavenu &amp; Co}}<br /> *{{viaf|71146284510515332673|Mori &amp; Lavenu (editor de música)}}<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *Wikipedia <br /> *Humphries &amp; Smith, 1970. Music publishing in the British Isles : a dictionary of engravers, printers, publishers and music sellers, with a historical introduction. Second edition with suppl., Oxford: B. Blackwell.<br /> *Parkinson, J.A., 1990. Victorian music publishers : an annotated list, Warren, Mich.: Harmonie Park Press.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Mori_%26_Lavenu 2019-08-01T13:56:18Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Addresses */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:Lewis Henry Lavenu.jpg|thumb|left|Lewis Henry Lavenu]]<br /> [[Image:Mori Lav -wright-L amor cv.jpg|thumb|cover]]<br /> ==History==<br /> [[wikipedia:Lewis_Lavenu|Lewis Augustus Lavenu]] (1767&amp;ndash;1818) a music seller, founded the company with [[wikipedia:Nicolas_Mori|Nicolas Mori]] (1796–1839), a violinist, in 1814, and it was managed after Lavenu's death by his widow Elizabeth. She who married Mori in 1819, but continued trading under her own name until 1827. After the death of her husband in 1839, her son {{LinkName|Lewis Henry|Lavenu}} (1818-1859) took over the firm. The firm published the annual compendium '''The Musical Gem''' in the 1830s. In 1844 Lewis Heny Lavenu sold the firm to Hodson who continued it as Addison and Hodson (Addison was a partner of {{LinkName|Johann Baptist|Cramer}}). Lewis Heny Lavenu and his descendents were all in the entertainment business, and his great-great-grandson was the Hollywood star of the 1930s-1950s, [[wikipedia:Tyrone_Power|Tyrone Power]] (1914-1958).<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> <br /> ====Imprints====<br /> *Mori &amp; Lavenu<br /> ====Addresses====<br /> *28, New Bond Street (1827-ca. 1844)<br /> <br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> ==Authority Control==<br /> *{{viaf|315673239|Mori &amp; Lavenu}}<br /> *{{viaf|315673234|Mori, Lavenu &amp; Co}}<br /> *{{viaf|71146284510515332673|Mori &amp; Lavenu (editor de música)}}<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *Wikipedia <br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Mori_%26_Lavenu 2019-08-01T13:55:25Z

<p>Acarroll: /* History */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:Lewis Henry Lavenu.jpg|thumb|left|Lewis Henry Lavenu]]<br /> [[Image:Mori Lav -wright-L amor cv.jpg|thumb|cover]]<br /> ==History==<br /> [[wikipedia:Lewis_Lavenu|Lewis Augustus Lavenu]] (1767&amp;ndash;1818) a music seller, founded the company with [[wikipedia:Nicolas_Mori|Nicolas Mori]] (1796–1839), a violinist, in 1814, and it was managed after Lavenu's death by his widow Elizabeth. She who married Mori in 1819, but continued trading under her own name until 1827. After the death of her husband in 1839, her son {{LinkName|Lewis Henry|Lavenu}} (1818-1859) took over the firm. The firm published the annual compendium '''The Musical Gem''' in the 1830s. In 1844 Lewis Heny Lavenu sold the firm to Hodson who continued it as Addison and Hodson (Addison was a partner of {{LinkName|Johann Baptist|Cramer}}). Lewis Heny Lavenu and his descendents were all in the entertainment business, and his great-great-grandson was the Hollywood star of the 1930s-1950s, [[wikipedia:Tyrone_Power|Tyrone Power]] (1914-1958).<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> <br /> ====Imprints====<br /> *Mori &amp; Lavenu<br /> ====Addresses====<br /> *London<br /> <br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> ==Authority Control==<br /> *{{viaf|315673239|Mori &amp; Lavenu}}<br /> *{{viaf|315673234|Mori, Lavenu &amp; Co}}<br /> *{{viaf|71146284510515332673|Mori &amp; Lavenu (editor de música)}}<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *Wikipedia <br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/A._Farrenc 2019-07-19T13:23:43Z

<p>Acarroll: added link to scores published by</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = History |el = Ιστορία}} ==<br /> Aristide-Jacques-Hippolyte farrenc (1794-1865) was a flautist, musicologist and music publisher based in Paris. He established his music publishing firm in 1819, which he ran until 1841. The firm absorbed Choron in 1834.<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> ====Imprints====<br /> <br /> ==== {{ #iflang: |en = Addresses |el = Διευθύνσεις, Ατζέντες και Ημερομηνίες|ja=所在地、代理店、年}} ====<br /> ===== Paris =====<br /> *6, rue des Orfèvres (1819-1820)<br /> *7, rue Serpente (Nov. 1822)<br /> *22, Boulevard Poissonnière (1825-Jan. 1826)<br /> *19, rue Vivienne (May 1826)<br /> *13, rue des Petits-Augustins (1827-May 1829)<br /> *12, rue J.-J. Rousseau (Nov. 1829-July 1831)<br /> *21, rue Saint-Marc Feydeau (Dec. 1831-May 1836)<br /> *8, rue Taitbout (1839-Nov. 1845)<br /> *10, rue Taitbout (1852)<br /> <br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = Plate Numbers |el = Αριθμοί Πλακών}} ==<br /> {{ #iflang: |en = '''Formats: A. F. ###}}<br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;4&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Πλάκα!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> |6 ||{{CSW|Aristide|Farrenc|Fantaisie sur l’air &quot;Que ne suis-je la Fougère!&quot;, Op.6}} || ''1819 or 20''<br /> |-<br /> |8 ||Farrenc (Aristide)||Fantaisie pour Flûte &amp; Piano, sur la Barcarolle Vénitienne : O Pescator dell'onda || ''1819 or 20''<br /> |-<br /> |16 ||{{LinkCompS|François|Hünten}} ||Nocturne pour piano et flute || 1820<br /> |-<br /> |72 ||{{CSW|Ludwig van|Beethoven|Fidelio, Op.72|a=(full score)}} || 1826<br /> |-<br /> |227 ||{{LinkCompS|Johann Nepomuk|Hummel}}||Méthode complète théorique et pratique de piano ||1827<br /> |-<br /> |321-329 ||{{LinkCompS|Ludwig van|Beethoven}} || Symphonies 1-9 || 1831<br /> |-<br /> |463||{{LinkCompS|Friedrich|Kuhlau}} || 3 duos brillants, Op.110 || 1831<br /> |-<br /> |493||{{LinkCompS|Friedrich|Kuhlau}} || Piano Quartet, Op.108 (parts) || ''1832 or 33''<br /> |-<br /> |494{{EN}}496||{{LinkCompS|Friedrich|Kuhlau}}|| 3 Rondinos, Op.117|| 1832<br /> |-<br /> |529||{{CSW|Louise|Farrenc|Piano Quintet No.1, Op.30|a=(parts)}} || ''1832 or 33''<br /> |-<br /> |586 ||{{CSW|Sigismond|Thalberg|Grand Fantasia and Variations on Mozart's 'Don Juan', Op.14 }} || 1835<br /> |-<br /> |592 ||{{LinkCompS|Bernhard|Romberg}} || Cello Concerto No.9, Op.56 (parts) || 1837<br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *DEVRIES Anik &amp; LESURE François : ''Dictionnaire des éditeurs de musique français - Vol.3 &quot;De 1820 à 1914&quot;'', Genève: Minkoff, 1979-1988.<br /> *[http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb34348270x/date.r=journal+g%C3%A9n%C3%A9ral+de+l%27imprimerie.langFR BNF : ''Journal général de l'imprimerie''] <br /> * [http://www.hofmeister.rhul.ac.uk Hofmeister XIX database]<br /> <br /> == Authority control ==<br /> *{{viaf|41829742}} (Farrenc, Aristide, 1794-1865)<br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> *[[:Category:Scores published by A. Farrenc]]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers|Farrenc]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Category:Scores_published_by_A._Farrenc 2019-07-19T13:22:40Z

<p>Acarroll: new page</p> <hr /> <div>{{pubcatintro|A. Farrenc}}</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/A._Farrenc 2019-07-19T13:19:09Z

<p>Acarroll: /* {{ #iflang: |en = History |el = Ιστορία}} */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = History |el = Ιστορία}} ==<br /> Aristide-Jacques-Hippolyte farrenc (1794-1865) was a flautist, musicologist and music publisher based in Paris. He established his music publishing firm in 1819, which he ran until 1841. The firm absorbed Choron in 1834.<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> ====Imprints====<br /> <br /> ==== {{ #iflang: |en = Addresses |el = Διευθύνσεις, Ατζέντες και Ημερομηνίες|ja=所在地、代理店、年}} ====<br /> ===== Paris =====<br /> *6, rue des Orfèvres (1819-1820)<br /> *7, rue Serpente (Nov. 1822)<br /> *22, Boulevard Poissonnière (1825-Jan. 1826)<br /> *19, rue Vivienne (May 1826)<br /> *13, rue des Petits-Augustins (1827-May 1829)<br /> *12, rue J.-J. Rousseau (Nov. 1829-July 1831)<br /> *21, rue Saint-Marc Feydeau (Dec. 1831-May 1836)<br /> *8, rue Taitbout (1839-Nov. 1845)<br /> *10, rue Taitbout (1852)<br /> <br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = Plate Numbers |el = Αριθμοί Πλακών}} ==<br /> {{ #iflang: |en = '''Formats: A. F. ###}}<br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;4&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Πλάκα!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> |6 ||{{CSW|Aristide|Farrenc|Fantaisie sur l’air &quot;Que ne suis-je la Fougère!&quot;, Op.6}} || ''1819 or 20''<br /> |-<br /> |8 ||Farrenc (Aristide)||Fantaisie pour Flûte &amp; Piano, sur la Barcarolle Vénitienne : O Pescator dell'onda || ''1819 or 20''<br /> |-<br /> |16 ||{{LinkCompS|François|Hünten}} ||Nocturne pour piano et flute || 1820<br /> |-<br /> |72 ||{{CSW|Ludwig van|Beethoven|Fidelio, Op.72|a=(full score)}} || 1826<br /> |-<br /> |227 ||{{LinkCompS|Johann Nepomuk|Hummel}}||Méthode complète théorique et pratique de piano ||1827<br /> |-<br /> |321-329 ||{{LinkCompS|Ludwig van|Beethoven}} || Symphonies 1-9 || 1831<br /> |-<br /> |463||{{LinkCompS|Friedrich|Kuhlau}} || 3 duos brillants, Op.110 || 1831<br /> |-<br /> |493||{{LinkCompS|Friedrich|Kuhlau}} || Piano Quartet, Op.108 (parts) || ''1832 or 33''<br /> |-<br /> |494{{EN}}496||{{LinkCompS|Friedrich|Kuhlau}}|| 3 Rondinos, Op.117|| 1832<br /> |-<br /> |529||{{CSW|Louise|Farrenc|Piano Quintet No.1, Op.30|a=(parts)}} || ''1832 or 33''<br /> |-<br /> |586 ||{{CSW|Sigismond|Thalberg|Grand Fantasia and Variations on Mozart's 'Don Juan', Op.14 }} || 1835<br /> |-<br /> |592 ||{{LinkCompS|Bernhard|Romberg}} || Cello Concerto No.9, Op.56 (parts) || 1837<br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *DEVRIES Anik &amp; LESURE François : ''Dictionnaire des éditeurs de musique français - Vol.3 &quot;De 1820 à 1914&quot;'', Genève: Minkoff, 1979-1988.<br /> *[http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb34348270x/date.r=journal+g%C3%A9n%C3%A9ral+de+l%27imprimerie.langFR BNF : ''Journal général de l'imprimerie''] <br /> * [http://www.hofmeister.rhul.ac.uk Hofmeister XIX database]<br /> <br /> == Authority control ==<br /> *{{viaf|41829742}} (Farrenc, Aristide, 1794-1865)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers|Farrenc]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/A._Farrenc 2019-07-19T13:13:12Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Imprints, Addresses, Agencies */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = History |el = Ιστορία}} ==<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> ====Imprints====<br /> <br /> ==== {{ #iflang: |en = Addresses |el = Διευθύνσεις, Ατζέντες και Ημερομηνίες|ja=所在地、代理店、年}} ====<br /> ===== Paris =====<br /> *6, rue des Orfèvres (1819-1820)<br /> *7, rue Serpente (Nov. 1822)<br /> *22, Boulevard Poissonnière (1825-Jan. 1826)<br /> *19, rue Vivienne (May 1826)<br /> *13, rue des Petits-Augustins (1827-May 1829)<br /> *12, rue J.-J. Rousseau (Nov. 1829-July 1831)<br /> *21, rue Saint-Marc Feydeau (Dec. 1831-May 1836)<br /> *8, rue Taitbout (1839-Nov. 1845)<br /> *10, rue Taitbout (1852)<br /> <br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = Plate Numbers |el = Αριθμοί Πλακών}} ==<br /> {{ #iflang: |en = '''Formats: A. F. ###}}<br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;4&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Πλάκα!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> |6 ||{{CSW|Aristide|Farrenc|Fantaisie sur l’air &quot;Que ne suis-je la Fougère!&quot;, Op.6}} || ''1819 or 20''<br /> |-<br /> |8 ||Farrenc (Aristide)||Fantaisie pour Flûte &amp; Piano, sur la Barcarolle Vénitienne : O Pescator dell'onda || ''1819 or 20''<br /> |-<br /> |16 ||{{LinkCompS|François|Hünten}} ||Nocturne pour piano et flute || 1820<br /> |-<br /> |72 ||{{CSW|Ludwig van|Beethoven|Fidelio, Op.72|a=(full score)}} || 1826<br /> |-<br /> |227 ||{{LinkCompS|Johann Nepomuk|Hummel}}||Méthode complète théorique et pratique de piano ||1827<br /> |-<br /> |321-329 ||{{LinkCompS|Ludwig van|Beethoven}} || Symphonies 1-9 || 1831<br /> |-<br /> |463||{{LinkCompS|Friedrich|Kuhlau}} || 3 duos brillants, Op.110 || 1831<br /> |-<br /> |493||{{LinkCompS|Friedrich|Kuhlau}} || Piano Quartet, Op.108 (parts) || ''1832 or 33''<br /> |-<br /> |494{{EN}}496||{{LinkCompS|Friedrich|Kuhlau}}|| 3 Rondinos, Op.117|| 1832<br /> |-<br /> |529||{{CSW|Louise|Farrenc|Piano Quintet No.1, Op.30|a=(parts)}} || ''1832 or 33''<br /> |-<br /> |586 ||{{CSW|Sigismond|Thalberg|Grand Fantasia and Variations on Mozart's 'Don Juan', Op.14 }} || 1835<br /> |-<br /> |592 ||{{LinkCompS|Bernhard|Romberg}} || Cello Concerto No.9, Op.56 (parts) || 1837<br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *DEVRIES Anik &amp; LESURE François : ''Dictionnaire des éditeurs de musique français - Vol.3 &quot;De 1820 à 1914&quot;'', Genève: Minkoff, 1979-1988.<br /> *[http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb34348270x/date.r=journal+g%C3%A9n%C3%A9ral+de+l%27imprimerie.langFR BNF : ''Journal général de l'imprimerie''] <br /> * [http://www.hofmeister.rhul.ac.uk Hofmeister XIX database]<br /> <br /> == Authority control ==<br /> *{{viaf|41829742}} (Farrenc, Aristide, 1794-1865)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers|Farrenc]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/A._Farrenc 2019-07-19T13:07:25Z

<p>Acarroll: /* {{ #iflang: |en = Plate Numbers |el = Αριθμοί Πλακών}} */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = History |el = Ιστορία}} ==<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> ====Imprints====<br /> <br /> ==== {{ #iflang: |en = Addresses |el = Διευθύνσεις, Ατζέντες και Ημερομηνίες|ja=所在地、代理店、年}} ====<br /> ===== {{ #iflang: |en = France |el = Γαλλία|ja=フランス}} =====<br /> *''Paris''<br /> *6, rue des Orfèvres (1819-1820)<br /> *7, rue Serpente (-1825)<br /> *22, Boulevard Poissonnière (1826)<br /> *21, rue Saint-Marc (1827-)<br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = Plate Numbers |el = Αριθμοί Πλακών}} ==<br /> {{ #iflang: |en = '''Formats: A. F. ###}}<br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;4&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Πλάκα!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> |6 ||{{CSW|Aristide|Farrenc|Fantaisie sur l’air &quot;Que ne suis-je la Fougère!&quot;, Op.6}} || ''1819 or 20''<br /> |-<br /> |8 ||Farrenc (Aristide)||Fantaisie pour Flûte &amp; Piano, sur la Barcarolle Vénitienne : O Pescator dell'onda || ''1819 or 20''<br /> |-<br /> |16 ||{{LinkCompS|François|Hünten}} ||Nocturne pour piano et flute || 1820<br /> |-<br /> |72 ||{{CSW|Ludwig van|Beethoven|Fidelio, Op.72|a=(full score)}} || 1826<br /> |-<br /> |227 ||{{LinkCompS|Johann Nepomuk|Hummel}}||Méthode complète théorique et pratique de piano ||1827<br /> |-<br /> |321-329 ||{{LinkCompS|Ludwig van|Beethoven}} || Symphonies 1-9 || 1831<br /> |-<br /> |463||{{LinkCompS|Friedrich|Kuhlau}} || 3 duos brillants, Op.110 || 1831<br /> |-<br /> |493||{{LinkCompS|Friedrich|Kuhlau}} || Piano Quartet, Op.108 (parts) || ''1832 or 33''<br /> |-<br /> |494{{EN}}496||{{LinkCompS|Friedrich|Kuhlau}}|| 3 Rondinos, Op.117|| 1832<br /> |-<br /> |529||{{CSW|Louise|Farrenc|Piano Quintet No.1, Op.30|a=(parts)}} || ''1832 or 33''<br /> |-<br /> |586 ||{{CSW|Sigismond|Thalberg|Grand Fantasia and Variations on Mozart's 'Don Juan', Op.14 }} || 1835<br /> |-<br /> |592 ||{{LinkCompS|Bernhard|Romberg}} || Cello Concerto No.9, Op.56 (parts) || 1837<br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Sources Consulted==<br /> *DEVRIES Anik &amp; LESURE François : ''Dictionnaire des éditeurs de musique français - Vol.3 &quot;De 1820 à 1914&quot;'', Genève: Minkoff, 1979-1988.<br /> *[http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb34348270x/date.r=journal+g%C3%A9n%C3%A9ral+de+l%27imprimerie.langFR BNF : ''Journal général de l'imprimerie''] <br /> * [http://www.hofmeister.rhul.ac.uk Hofmeister XIX database]<br /> <br /> == Authority control ==<br /> *{{viaf|41829742}} (Farrenc, Aristide, 1794-1865)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers|Farrenc]]</div>

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<p>Acarroll: /* Imprints */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:TN-Stephen Heller - Scherzo Fantastique pour Piano Op 57 Schlesinger 3302.jpg|thumb|right|Berlin cover 1847]]<br /> [[Image:TN-RFranck Ballade, Op.44.jpg|thumb|right|Berlin Schlesinger-Lienau cover 1906]]<br /> [[Image:Moscheles PS41 MSchlesinger cov.jpg|thumb|right|Paris Schlesinger cover 1820s]]<br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = History |el = Ιστορία}}==<br /> ==== {{ #iflang: |en = Berlin: |el = Εταιρία στο Βερολίνο:}} A. M. Schlesinger (1810-1864)====<br /> {{ #iflang: <br /> |en = The name actually refers to two different, but related, publishers. The original firm was founded in Berlin in April of 1810 by Adolph Martin Schlesinger (1769-1838). The German company was run by his third son Heinrich (1810-1879) after the eldest son Maurice (1798-1871) established his own firm in Paris (the second son, Carl, having died in 1831). Schlesinger soon established relationships with Spontini, Loewe, and Weber - who signed a contract for exclusive publication in 1814.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt; Shortly before his move to Paris, Maurice traveled to Vienna in order to establish contact with Beethoven. The trip was successful, resulting in Schlesinger's publication of Beethoven's Opp. 108-112, 132, and 135. Contracts were issued to the prodigy Felix Mendelssohn shortly later, which led to the first publication of J. S. Bach's ''St. Matthew Passion'' shortly after Mendelssohn conducted its revival in 1830. The Berlin firm's catalog consisted of over 2000 titles by 1836. Prominent publications of Heinrich's tenure (1840-1864) included works by Berlioz, Cornelius, Liszt plus an important series of posthumous issues of piano works by Chopin. The Berlin company was sold to [[Robert Lienau]] in 1864. Lienau continued to use the Schlesinger name and plate numbering system well into the 20th century.<br /> |el = Το όνομα αναφέρεται, βασικά, σε δύο διαφορετικές -αλλά σχετικές- εκδοτικές εταιρίες. Η αρχική εταιρία ιδρύθηκε στο Βερολίνο τον Απρίλιο του 1810 από τον Adolph Martin Schlesinger (1769-1838). Η Γερμανική εταιρία ελεγχόταν από τον από τον τρίτο του γιό, τον Heinrich (1810-1879) μετά από όταν ο μεγαλύτερος γιός, Maurice (1798-1871), ίδρυσε την δική του εταιρία στο Παρίσι (ο δεύτερος γιός, Carl, έχοντας πεθάνει το 1831). Ο Schlesinger σύντομα δημιούργησε σχέσεις με τους Spontini, Loewe, και Weber - οι οποίοι υπέγραψαν συμβόλαιο για αποκλειστική έκδοση από την εταιρία το 1814. Λίγο μετά την κίνησή του στο Παρίσι, ο Maurice ταξίδεψε στην Βιέννη για να έρθει σε επαφή με τον Beethoven. Το ταξίδι ήταν επιτυχές, και τελικά η Schlesinger δημοσίευσε τα έργα Opp. 108-112, 132, και 135 του συνθέτη. Λίγο αργότερα έκλεισαν συμβόλαια και με το ανερχόμενο ταλέντο Felix Mendelssohn, μια κίνηση η οποία οδήγησε στην πρώτη έκδοση του ''St. Matthew Passion'' του J. S. Bach ύστερα από την εκτέλεση του έργου με διευθυντή ορχήστρας τον Mendelssohn, το 1830. Ο κατάλογος της εταιρίας του Βερολίνου περιήχε πάνω από 2,000 τίτλους μέχρι το 1836. Προεξέχοντες δημοσιεύσεις όσον ήταν επικεφαλής ο Heinrich περιέχουν έργα των Berlioz, Cornelius, και Liszt, καθώς και μια σημαντική σειρά με έργα για πιάνο που εκδόθηκαν μετά τον θάνατο του Chopin. Η εταιρία του Βερολίνου πουλήθηκε στον Robert Lienau το 1864. Ο Lienau συνέχισε να χρησιμοποιεί το όνομα και το σύστημα αρίθμησης πλακών της Schlesinger για πολύ καιρό κατά τη διάρκεια του 20th century.<br /> }}<br /> <br /> ==== {{ #iflang: |en = Paris: |el = Εταιρία στο Παρίσι:}} M. Schlesinger (1821-1846) ====<br /> {{ #iflang: <br /> |en = The Paris firm was founded by Maurice Schlesinger no later than 1821. In 1822-23, Schlesinger published authentic (and first) editions of Beethoven's Piano Sonatas, Opp. 110 and 111. Despite a disastrous fire which destroyed numerous manuscripts, including a number of Beethoven letters in 1826, Schlesinger managed to issue the composer's late string quartets, Opp. 130, 132, 133, and 135 in the next year. Complete editions of Beethoven's piano works, string trios, quartets and quintets were initiated by 1829. The 1820s also saw the publication of substantial amounts of piano music by other composers, including significant collections by Moscheles, Weber, and Hummel.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt; Works of Mendelssohn, Liszt and Berlioz were added in the next decade, along with a number significant opera publications including first editions of Meyerbeer's ''Robert le Diable'' and ''Les Huguenots'', Halevy's ''La Juive'', and Donizetti's ''La Favorite.'' Richard Wagner was employed by Schlesinger from 1840-1842 to make piano arrangements from ''La Favorite'' and Halevy's ''La Reine de Chypre.'' From 1835, Schlesinger also published the important periodical ''Revue et Gazette Musicale'', which continued publication for 45 years. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;The waning years of the 1830s and early 1840s saw the addition of works by Heller, Thalberg, Lanner, Labitsky and Johann Strauss Jr, along with some 40 works of Frederic Chopin, including many first editions. Maurice Schlesinger was reputed as being imaginative, reckless, hard-nosed in business and an infamous rogue. He was involved in legal disputes with other Parisian publishers such as Escudier (1839) and Troupenas (1841) and with the composer Gioacchino Rossini (1843). He sold the business, which had grown to some 4200 titles, in 1846 to [[Brandus et Cie.]] and retired to Germany a few years later.<br /> |el = Η εταιρία στο Παρίσι ιδρύθηκε από τον Maurice Schlesinger όχι αργότερα από το 1821. Το 1822-23, η Schlesinger εξέδωσε αυθεντικές (και πρώτες) εκδόσεις των σονατών του Beethoven, Opp. 110 και 111. Παρά την καταστροφική φωτιά η οποία κατέστρεψε αρκετά χειρόγραφα, συμπεριλαμβανομένου και μερικά γράμματα του Beethoven το 1826, η Schlesinger κατάφερε να δημοσιεύσει τα τελευταία κουαρτέτα για έγχορδα του συνθέτη, Opp. 130, 132, 133, και 135 την επόμενη χρονιά. Ξεκίνησαν ολοκληρωμένες εκδόσεις των έργων του Beethoven για πιάνο, τρίο, κουαρτέτα και κουιντέτα για έγχορδα το 1829. Κατα την δεκαετία του 1820 δημοσιεύτηκαν πολλά έργα για πιάνο από άλλους συνθέτες, συμπεριλαμβανομένου σημαντικές συλλογές από τους Moscheles, Weber, και Hummel. Έργα των Mendelssohn, Liszt και Berlioz προστέθηκαν μέσα στην επόμενη δεκαετία, μαζί με έναν αριθμό σημαντικών δημοσιεύσεων όπερων, μαζί με την πρώτη έκδοση των όπερων ''Robert le Diable'' και ''Les Huguenots'' του Meyerbeer, ''La Juive'' του Halevy, και την όπερα ''La Favorite'' του Donizetti. Ο Richard Wagner δούλεψε στην Schlesinger από το 1840 ώς το 1842 κάνοντας μεταγραφές για πιάνο του ''La Favorite'' και του ''La Reine de Chypre'' του Halevy. Από το 1835, ηSchlesinger δημοσίευσε, επίσης, και το σημαντικό περιοδικό ''Revue et Gazette Musicale'', το οποίο συνεχίστηκε για τα επόμενα 45 χρόνια. Κατά τα εξασθενημένα χρόνια των δεκαετιών του 1830 και του 1840, προστέθηκαν στον κατάλογο έργα από τους Heller, Thalberg, Lanner, Labitsky και Johann Strauss Jr, καθώς και 40 ακόμα έργα του Frederic Chopin, συμπεριλαμβανομένου αρκετών πρώτων εκδόσεων. Ο Maurice Schlesinger είχε την φήμη ενός δημιουργικού, απερίσκεπτος, σκληρού όσον αφορά τις επιχειρήσεις, και έναν κακόφημο απατεώνα. Συμμετείχε σε διάφορες νομικές διαμάχες με άλλους εκδότες από το Παρίσι όπως οι Escudier (1839) και [[Troupenas]] (1841), καθώς και με τον συνθέτη Gioacchino Rossini (1843). Πούλησε την εταιρία το 1846, η οποία είχε γύρω στους 4,200 τότε, στην Brandus et Cie. και αποσύρθηκε στη Γερμανία μερικά χρόνια αργότερα.<br /> }}<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> ===Imprints===<br /> ====Berlin====<br /> *Ad. Mt. Schlesinger<br /> *A.M. Schlesinger<br /> *Schlesinger'sche Buch-und Musikhandlung<br /> <br /> ==== Paris ====<br /> *Mce. Schlesinger<br /> <br /> ===Addresses===<br /> ====Berlin====<br /> *34, Unter den Linden<br /> <br /> ==== Paris ====<br /> *97, rue Richelieu<br /> <br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = Plate Numbers |el = Αριθμοί Πλακών}}==<br /> {{ #iflang:<br /> |en=A. M . Schlesinger's publication (Berlin) plate numbers generally use the schema S. #### for numbering, while those of Maurice Schlesinger employ the M. S. #### schema. However, since the two firms jointly issued a number of titles, there are naturally exceptions to these rules (letter prefixes dropped, used partially, etc.).<br /> |el=Οι αριθμοί πλακών δημοσιεύσεων της A. M . Schlesinger's (στο Βερολίνο) γενικώς χρησιμοποιούν την μορφή S. #### για την αρίθμηση, ενώ οι αριθμοί του Maurice Schlesinger χρησιμοποιούν τη μορφή M. S. #### . Παρ'όλ'αυτά, αφού οι δύο εταιρίες δημοσίευσαν μαζί μερικά έργα, υπάρχουν εξαιρέσεις σε αυτούς τους κανόνες (να μην υπάρχουν προθέσεις στους αριθμούς, να χρησιμοποιούνται μερικώς κλπ).}}<br /> ==== A. M. Schlesinger - {{ #iflang: |en = Berlin |el = Βερολίνο}} ====<br /> Unless otherwise indicated all plates have a prefix of S. Dates in italics are estimated.<br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;sortable wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;5&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate Number!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Αρ. Πλάκας!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|00}}183 ||{{CSW|Carl Maria von|Weber|Clarinet Quintet, Op.34}} || <br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|00}}233 ||{{CSW|Carl Maria von|Weber|Divertimento assai facile, Op.38}} || ''1816'' <br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}1086 || {{CSW|Conradin|Kreutzer|6 Lieder von Uhland, Op.23}} || ''1821''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}1490 || {{CSW|Louis|Spohr|Double String Quartet No.2, Op.77|a=(pts.)}} || ''1828''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}1574 || {{CSW|Ferdinand|Hiller|La danse de fantômes}} || 1829<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}1732 || {{CSW|Carl Maria von|Weber|Trio in G minor, Op.63|a=(arr. piano 4-hands by Jähns)}} || 1833<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}1961 || {{CSW|Wilhelm|Taubert|Piano Quartet No.1, Op.19|a=(parts)}} || 1835<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}2095 || {{CSW|Léon de|Saint-Lubin|String Quintet, Op.38}} || 1837<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}2205 || {{LinkCompS|Wilhelm|Taubert}} || Bacchanale, Op.28 (pf4h arr.) || 1838<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}2389 || {{CSW|François|Prume|6 Grandes études, Op.2}} || 1839<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}2542 || {{CSW|Theodor|Kullak|Cavatine de Robert le Diable}} || ''1843''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}2629 || {{CSW|Aleksey|Lvov|Le Duel Divertimanto, Op.8|a=(orch. and solo parts and piano accomp.)}} || 1842<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}2631 || {{CSW|Theodor|Kullak|Grande Sonate, Op.7}} || 1842<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3072 || {{CSW|Wilhelm|Taubert|Tour de mazurka, Op.52}} || 1844<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3090 A. || {{CSW|Hector|Berlioz|Benvenuto Cellini, H 76|a=(arr. Bülow)}} || ''1854''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3300 || {{CSW|Franz|Liszt|Elégie sur des motifs du Prince Louis Ferdinand de Prusse, S.168}} || ''1851-52''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3302 || {{CSW|Stephen|Heller|Scherzo Fantastique, Op.57}} || 1846<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3336 || {{CSW|Charles-Valentin|Alkan|25 Preludes in all Major and Minor Keys, Op.31}} || ''1847''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3427 || {{CSW|Franz|Liszt|Grande paraphrase de la Marche pour le Sultan Abdul-Medjid Khan, S.403}}|| ''1848''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3457 || {{CSW|Stephen|Heller|2 Valses, Op.62}} || ''1848''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3707 || {{CSW|Adolf von|Henselt|2 Romances Russes de Soumarokoff, Op.22}} || 1850<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3786 || {{CSW|Stephen|Heller|Fantaisie et Valse sur 'L'Enfant prodigue' d'Auber, Op.74}} || ''1851''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3827 || {{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|Impressions de voyage, Op.83|a=(No.2)}} || 1852<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3962 || {{CSW|Wilhelm|Heiser|Das Grab auf der Haide, Op.30|a=(1st ed. vers. for alto/baritone)}} || 1852<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}4189 || {{CSW|Ludwig van|Beethoven|Piano Concerto No.3, Op.37|a=(Cadensa by Adolf von Henselt)}} || 1855<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}4392 || {{CSW|Frédéric|Chopin|Fantaisie-impromptu, Op.66}} || ''1855''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}4626 || {{CSW|Ludwig van|Beethoven|Coriolan, Op.62|a=(arr. Henselt)}} || ''1848''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}5020 || {{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|Wilhelmus, Op.200}} || 1862<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}5070-71 || {{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|Souvenir de St. Pétersbourg, Op.207-208}} || 1862/1863<br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> ---<br /> '''N.B.''' again, as noted several times above: Items offered after 1864 from Berlin belong not to this table but to that on the [[Robert Lienau]] page.<br /> <br /> ==== Maurice Schlesinger - {{ #iflang: |en = Paris |el = Παρίσι}} ====<br /> Plate numbers are in the format of M.S. ####. Dates in italics are estimated.<br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;sortable wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;5&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate Number!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Αρ. Πλάκας!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|00}}99 || {{CSW|Ignaz|Moscheles|Grande sonate, Op.41}} || ''1823''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|00}}391 ||{{CSW|Carl Maria von|Weber|Euryanthe, Op.81|a=(parts)}} || <br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}666 || {{CSW|Ignaz|Moscheles|50 Preludes, Op.73}} || ''1830''<br /> |-<br /> | 1052 || {{LinkCompS|Auguste de|Sayve}} || Symphony, Op.16 (pts) || 1831<br /> |-<br /> | 1214 || {{CSW|Ferdinand|Hiller|Piano Trio No.1, Op.6}} || ''1832''<br /> |-<br /> | 1312 || {{CSW|Frédéric|Chopin|Variations on &quot;Là ci darem la mano&quot;, Op.2|a=(Orchestral parts)}} || ''1833''<br /> |-<br /> | 1376 || {{CSW|Frédéric|Chopin|Grand duo concertant sur des thèmes de Robert le diable, B.70}} || 1833<br /> |-<br /> | 1574 || {{CSW|Frédéric|Chopin|Grande fantaisie sur des airs polonais, Op.13|a=(orch. parts)}} || 1834<br /> |-<br /> | 1926 || {{CSW|Frédéric|Chopin|Andante spianato et Grande polonaise brillante, Op.22|a=(for solo piano)}} || 1836<br /> |-<br /> | 1941 || {{CSW|Sigismond|Thalberg|Fantasia on Meyerbeer's 'Robert le diable', Op.6}} || ''1836''<br /> |-<br /> | 2322 || {{CSW|Heinrich|Panofka|Air tyrolien, Op.14}} || ''1837''<br /> |-<br /> | 2578 || {{CSW|Theodor|Döhler|Fantaisie et variations de bravure sur une cavatine d'Anna Bolena', Op.17}} || ''1838''<br /> |-<br /> | 2647 || {{CSW|Theodor|Döhler|Fantaisie sur des motifs favoris de 'Robert le diable', Op.6}} || ''1838''<br /> |-<br /> | 2691 || {{CSW|Sigismond|Thalberg|Scherzo, Op.31}} || ''1839''<br /> |-<br /> | 2713 || {{CSW|Theodor|Döhler|2 Nocturnes, Op.25}} || 1838<br /> |-<br /> | 2800 || {{CSW|Wilhelm|Taubert|La campanella, Op.41}} || ''1839''<br /> |-<br /> | 2894 || {{LinkCompS|Felix|Mendelssohn}} || Cello Sonata No.1, Op.45 (sc&amp;pt?) || 1839<br /> |-<br /> | 2903 || {{CSW|Carl Gottlieb|Reissiger|L'espérance, Op.134}} || ''1839''<br /> |-<br /> | 2924 || {{CSW|Theodor|Döhler|3 Morceaux brillants de salon, Op.29|a=(No.2)}} || 1839<br /> |-<br /> | 3092 || {{CSW|Theodor|Döhler|2 Nocturnes, Op.25}} || 1840<br /> |-<br /> | 3212 || {{CSW|Stephen|Heller|Scherzo, Op.24}} || 1841<br /> |-<br /> | 3503 || {{CSW|Théodore|Labarre| Duo sur des motifs de 'La favorite', Op.111}} || ''1842''<br /> |-<br /> | 3660 || {{CSW|Théodore|Labarre| 3 Duos sur 'La révolte au sérail', Op.67}} || ''1842''<br /> |-<br /> | 3796 || {{LinkCompS|Theodor|Döhler}} || Les plaintes d'un amant (vers.1) || 1843<br /> |-<br /> | 3858 || {{CSW|Alexander|Dreyschock|La coupe, Op.25}} || 1843<br /> |-<br /> | 3958 || {{CSW|Frédéric|Chopin|Polonaise in A-flat major, Op.53}} || ''1844''<br /> |-<br /> | 4090 || {{CSW|Sigismond|Thalberg|Piano Sonata, Op.56}} || ''1845''<br /> |-<br /> | 4138 || {{CSW|Sigismond|Thalberg|Nocturne, Op.51bis}} || ''1845''<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Authority control ==<br /> *{{viaf|30329496}} (Schlesinger, Adolf Martin, -1838)<br /> *{{viaf|66730515}} (Schlesinger, Maurice, 1798-1871)<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

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<p>Acarroll: /* Addresses */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> [[Image:TN-Stephen Heller - Scherzo Fantastique pour Piano Op 57 Schlesinger 3302.jpg|thumb|right|Berlin cover 1847]]<br /> [[Image:TN-RFranck Ballade, Op.44.jpg|thumb|right|Berlin Schlesinger-Lienau cover 1906]]<br /> [[Image:Moscheles PS41 MSchlesinger cov.jpg|thumb|right|Paris Schlesinger cover 1820s]]<br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = History |el = Ιστορία}}==<br /> ==== {{ #iflang: |en = Berlin: |el = Εταιρία στο Βερολίνο:}} A. M. Schlesinger (1810-1864)====<br /> {{ #iflang: <br /> |en = The name actually refers to two different, but related, publishers. The original firm was founded in Berlin in April of 1810 by Adolph Martin Schlesinger (1769-1838). The German company was run by his third son Heinrich (1810-1879) after the eldest son Maurice (1798-1871) established his own firm in Paris (the second son, Carl, having died in 1831). Schlesinger soon established relationships with Spontini, Loewe, and Weber - who signed a contract for exclusive publication in 1814.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt; Shortly before his move to Paris, Maurice traveled to Vienna in order to establish contact with Beethoven. The trip was successful, resulting in Schlesinger's publication of Beethoven's Opp. 108-112, 132, and 135. Contracts were issued to the prodigy Felix Mendelssohn shortly later, which led to the first publication of J. S. Bach's ''St. Matthew Passion'' shortly after Mendelssohn conducted its revival in 1830. The Berlin firm's catalog consisted of over 2000 titles by 1836. Prominent publications of Heinrich's tenure (1840-1864) included works by Berlioz, Cornelius, Liszt plus an important series of posthumous issues of piano works by Chopin. The Berlin company was sold to [[Robert Lienau]] in 1864. Lienau continued to use the Schlesinger name and plate numbering system well into the 20th century.<br /> |el = Το όνομα αναφέρεται, βασικά, σε δύο διαφορετικές -αλλά σχετικές- εκδοτικές εταιρίες. Η αρχική εταιρία ιδρύθηκε στο Βερολίνο τον Απρίλιο του 1810 από τον Adolph Martin Schlesinger (1769-1838). Η Γερμανική εταιρία ελεγχόταν από τον από τον τρίτο του γιό, τον Heinrich (1810-1879) μετά από όταν ο μεγαλύτερος γιός, Maurice (1798-1871), ίδρυσε την δική του εταιρία στο Παρίσι (ο δεύτερος γιός, Carl, έχοντας πεθάνει το 1831). Ο Schlesinger σύντομα δημιούργησε σχέσεις με τους Spontini, Loewe, και Weber - οι οποίοι υπέγραψαν συμβόλαιο για αποκλειστική έκδοση από την εταιρία το 1814. Λίγο μετά την κίνησή του στο Παρίσι, ο Maurice ταξίδεψε στην Βιέννη για να έρθει σε επαφή με τον Beethoven. Το ταξίδι ήταν επιτυχές, και τελικά η Schlesinger δημοσίευσε τα έργα Opp. 108-112, 132, και 135 του συνθέτη. Λίγο αργότερα έκλεισαν συμβόλαια και με το ανερχόμενο ταλέντο Felix Mendelssohn, μια κίνηση η οποία οδήγησε στην πρώτη έκδοση του ''St. Matthew Passion'' του J. S. Bach ύστερα από την εκτέλεση του έργου με διευθυντή ορχήστρας τον Mendelssohn, το 1830. Ο κατάλογος της εταιρίας του Βερολίνου περιήχε πάνω από 2,000 τίτλους μέχρι το 1836. Προεξέχοντες δημοσιεύσεις όσον ήταν επικεφαλής ο Heinrich περιέχουν έργα των Berlioz, Cornelius, και Liszt, καθώς και μια σημαντική σειρά με έργα για πιάνο που εκδόθηκαν μετά τον θάνατο του Chopin. Η εταιρία του Βερολίνου πουλήθηκε στον Robert Lienau το 1864. Ο Lienau συνέχισε να χρησιμοποιεί το όνομα και το σύστημα αρίθμησης πλακών της Schlesinger για πολύ καιρό κατά τη διάρκεια του 20th century.<br /> }}<br /> <br /> ==== {{ #iflang: |en = Paris: |el = Εταιρία στο Παρίσι:}} M. Schlesinger (1821-1846) ====<br /> {{ #iflang: <br /> |en = The Paris firm was founded by Maurice Schlesinger no later than 1821. In 1822-23, Schlesinger published authentic (and first) editions of Beethoven's Piano Sonatas, Opp. 110 and 111. Despite a disastrous fire which destroyed numerous manuscripts, including a number of Beethoven letters in 1826, Schlesinger managed to issue the composer's late string quartets, Opp. 130, 132, 133, and 135 in the next year. Complete editions of Beethoven's piano works, string trios, quartets and quintets were initiated by 1829. The 1820s also saw the publication of substantial amounts of piano music by other composers, including significant collections by Moscheles, Weber, and Hummel.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt; Works of Mendelssohn, Liszt and Berlioz were added in the next decade, along with a number significant opera publications including first editions of Meyerbeer's ''Robert le Diable'' and ''Les Huguenots'', Halevy's ''La Juive'', and Donizetti's ''La Favorite.'' Richard Wagner was employed by Schlesinger from 1840-1842 to make piano arrangements from ''La Favorite'' and Halevy's ''La Reine de Chypre.'' From 1835, Schlesinger also published the important periodical ''Revue et Gazette Musicale'', which continued publication for 45 years. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;The waning years of the 1830s and early 1840s saw the addition of works by Heller, Thalberg, Lanner, Labitsky and Johann Strauss Jr, along with some 40 works of Frederic Chopin, including many first editions. Maurice Schlesinger was reputed as being imaginative, reckless, hard-nosed in business and an infamous rogue. He was involved in legal disputes with other Parisian publishers such as Escudier (1839) and Troupenas (1841) and with the composer Gioacchino Rossini (1843). He sold the business, which had grown to some 4200 titles, in 1846 to [[Brandus et Cie.]] and retired to Germany a few years later.<br /> |el = Η εταιρία στο Παρίσι ιδρύθηκε από τον Maurice Schlesinger όχι αργότερα από το 1821. Το 1822-23, η Schlesinger εξέδωσε αυθεντικές (και πρώτες) εκδόσεις των σονατών του Beethoven, Opp. 110 και 111. Παρά την καταστροφική φωτιά η οποία κατέστρεψε αρκετά χειρόγραφα, συμπεριλαμβανομένου και μερικά γράμματα του Beethoven το 1826, η Schlesinger κατάφερε να δημοσιεύσει τα τελευταία κουαρτέτα για έγχορδα του συνθέτη, Opp. 130, 132, 133, και 135 την επόμενη χρονιά. Ξεκίνησαν ολοκληρωμένες εκδόσεις των έργων του Beethoven για πιάνο, τρίο, κουαρτέτα και κουιντέτα για έγχορδα το 1829. Κατα την δεκαετία του 1820 δημοσιεύτηκαν πολλά έργα για πιάνο από άλλους συνθέτες, συμπεριλαμβανομένου σημαντικές συλλογές από τους Moscheles, Weber, και Hummel. Έργα των Mendelssohn, Liszt και Berlioz προστέθηκαν μέσα στην επόμενη δεκαετία, μαζί με έναν αριθμό σημαντικών δημοσιεύσεων όπερων, μαζί με την πρώτη έκδοση των όπερων ''Robert le Diable'' και ''Les Huguenots'' του Meyerbeer, ''La Juive'' του Halevy, και την όπερα ''La Favorite'' του Donizetti. Ο Richard Wagner δούλεψε στην Schlesinger από το 1840 ώς το 1842 κάνοντας μεταγραφές για πιάνο του ''La Favorite'' και του ''La Reine de Chypre'' του Halevy. Από το 1835, ηSchlesinger δημοσίευσε, επίσης, και το σημαντικό περιοδικό ''Revue et Gazette Musicale'', το οποίο συνεχίστηκε για τα επόμενα 45 χρόνια. Κατά τα εξασθενημένα χρόνια των δεκαετιών του 1830 και του 1840, προστέθηκαν στον κατάλογο έργα από τους Heller, Thalberg, Lanner, Labitsky και Johann Strauss Jr, καθώς και 40 ακόμα έργα του Frederic Chopin, συμπεριλαμβανομένου αρκετών πρώτων εκδόσεων. Ο Maurice Schlesinger είχε την φήμη ενός δημιουργικού, απερίσκεπτος, σκληρού όσον αφορά τις επιχειρήσεις, και έναν κακόφημο απατεώνα. Συμμετείχε σε διάφορες νομικές διαμάχες με άλλους εκδότες από το Παρίσι όπως οι Escudier (1839) και [[Troupenas]] (1841), καθώς και με τον συνθέτη Gioacchino Rossini (1843). Πούλησε την εταιρία το 1846, η οποία είχε γύρω στους 4,200 τότε, στην Brandus et Cie. και αποσύρθηκε στη Γερμανία μερικά χρόνια αργότερα.<br /> }}<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> ===Imprints===<br /> ====Berlin====<br /> *Ad. Mt. Schlesinger<br /> *A.M. Schlesinger<br /> *Schlesinger'sche Buch-und Musikhandlung<br /> <br /> ===Addresses===<br /> ====Berlin====<br /> *34, Unter den Linden<br /> <br /> ==== Paris ====<br /> *97, rue Richelieu<br /> <br /> == {{ #iflang: |en = Plate Numbers |el = Αριθμοί Πλακών}}==<br /> {{ #iflang:<br /> |en=A. M . Schlesinger's publication (Berlin) plate numbers generally use the schema S. #### for numbering, while those of Maurice Schlesinger employ the M. S. #### schema. However, since the two firms jointly issued a number of titles, there are naturally exceptions to these rules (letter prefixes dropped, used partially, etc.).<br /> |el=Οι αριθμοί πλακών δημοσιεύσεων της A. M . Schlesinger's (στο Βερολίνο) γενικώς χρησιμοποιούν την μορφή S. #### για την αρίθμηση, ενώ οι αριθμοί του Maurice Schlesinger χρησιμοποιούν τη μορφή M. S. #### . Παρ'όλ'αυτά, αφού οι δύο εταιρίες δημοσίευσαν μαζί μερικά έργα, υπάρχουν εξαιρέσεις σε αυτούς τους κανόνες (να μην υπάρχουν προθέσεις στους αριθμούς, να χρησιμοποιούνται μερικώς κλπ).}}<br /> ==== A. M. Schlesinger - {{ #iflang: |en = Berlin |el = Βερολίνο}} ====<br /> Unless otherwise indicated all plates have a prefix of S. Dates in italics are estimated.<br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;sortable wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;5&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate Number!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Αρ. Πλάκας!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|00}}183 ||{{CSW|Carl Maria von|Weber|Clarinet Quintet, Op.34}} || <br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|00}}233 ||{{CSW|Carl Maria von|Weber|Divertimento assai facile, Op.38}} || ''1816'' <br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}1086 || {{CSW|Conradin|Kreutzer|6 Lieder von Uhland, Op.23}} || ''1821''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}1490 || {{CSW|Louis|Spohr|Double String Quartet No.2, Op.77|a=(pts.)}} || ''1828''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}1574 || {{CSW|Ferdinand|Hiller|La danse de fantômes}} || 1829<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}1732 || {{CSW|Carl Maria von|Weber|Trio in G minor, Op.63|a=(arr. piano 4-hands by Jähns)}} || 1833<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}1961 || {{CSW|Wilhelm|Taubert|Piano Quartet No.1, Op.19|a=(parts)}} || 1835<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}2095 || {{CSW|Léon de|Saint-Lubin|String Quintet, Op.38}} || 1837<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}2205 || {{LinkCompS|Wilhelm|Taubert}} || Bacchanale, Op.28 (pf4h arr.) || 1838<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}2389 || {{CSW|François|Prume|6 Grandes études, Op.2}} || 1839<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}2542 || {{CSW|Theodor|Kullak|Cavatine de Robert le Diable}} || ''1843''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}2629 || {{CSW|Aleksey|Lvov|Le Duel Divertimanto, Op.8|a=(orch. and solo parts and piano accomp.)}} || 1842<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}2631 || {{CSW|Theodor|Kullak|Grande Sonate, Op.7}} || 1842<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3072 || {{CSW|Wilhelm|Taubert|Tour de mazurka, Op.52}} || 1844<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3090 A. || {{CSW|Hector|Berlioz|Benvenuto Cellini, H 76|a=(arr. Bülow)}} || ''1854''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3300 || {{CSW|Franz|Liszt|Elégie sur des motifs du Prince Louis Ferdinand de Prusse, S.168}} || ''1851-52''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3302 || {{CSW|Stephen|Heller|Scherzo Fantastique, Op.57}} || 1846<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3336 || {{CSW|Charles-Valentin|Alkan|25 Preludes in all Major and Minor Keys, Op.31}} || ''1847''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3427 || {{CSW|Franz|Liszt|Grande paraphrase de la Marche pour le Sultan Abdul-Medjid Khan, S.403}}|| ''1848''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3457 || {{CSW|Stephen|Heller|2 Valses, Op.62}} || ''1848''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3707 || {{CSW|Adolf von|Henselt|2 Romances Russes de Soumarokoff, Op.22}} || 1850<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3786 || {{CSW|Stephen|Heller|Fantaisie et Valse sur 'L'Enfant prodigue' d'Auber, Op.74}} || ''1851''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3827 || {{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|Impressions de voyage, Op.83|a=(No.2)}} || 1852<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}3962 || {{CSW|Wilhelm|Heiser|Das Grab auf der Haide, Op.30|a=(1st ed. vers. for alto/baritone)}} || 1852<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}4189 || {{CSW|Ludwig van|Beethoven|Piano Concerto No.3, Op.37|a=(Cadensa by Adolf von Henselt)}} || 1855<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}4392 || {{CSW|Frédéric|Chopin|Fantaisie-impromptu, Op.66}} || ''1855''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}4626 || {{CSW|Ludwig van|Beethoven|Coriolan, Op.62|a=(arr. Henselt)}} || ''1848''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}5020 || {{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|Wilhelmus, Op.200}} || 1862<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}5070-71 || {{CSW|Anton de|Kontski|Souvenir de St. Pétersbourg, Op.207-208}} || 1862/1863<br /> |-<br /> |}<br /> ---<br /> '''N.B.''' again, as noted several times above: Items offered after 1864 from Berlin belong not to this table but to that on the [[Robert Lienau]] page.<br /> <br /> ==== Maurice Schlesinger - {{ #iflang: |en = Paris |el = Παρίσι}} ====<br /> Plate numbers are in the format of M.S. ####. Dates in italics are estimated.<br /> {| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;sortable wikitable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;5&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate Number!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Αρ. Πλάκας!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά}}<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|00}}99 || {{CSW|Ignaz|Moscheles|Grande sonate, Op.41}} || ''1823''<br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|00}}391 ||{{CSW|Carl Maria von|Weber|Euryanthe, Op.81|a=(parts)}} || <br /> |-<br /> | {{hs|0}}666 || {{CSW|Ignaz|Moscheles|50 Preludes, Op.73}} || ''1830''<br /> |-<br /> | 1052 || {{LinkCompS|Auguste de|Sayve}} || Symphony, Op.16 (pts) || 1831<br /> |-<br /> | 1214 || {{CSW|Ferdinand|Hiller|Piano Trio No.1, Op.6}} || ''1832''<br /> |-<br /> | 1312 || {{CSW|Frédéric|Chopin|Variations on &quot;Là ci darem la mano&quot;, Op.2|a=(Orchestral parts)}} || ''1833''<br /> |-<br /> | 1376 || {{CSW|Frédéric|Chopin|Grand duo concertant sur des thèmes de Robert le diable, B.70}} || 1833<br /> |-<br /> | 1574 || {{CSW|Frédéric|Chopin|Grande fantaisie sur des airs polonais, Op.13|a=(orch. parts)}} || 1834<br /> |-<br /> | 1926 || {{CSW|Frédéric|Chopin|Andante spianato et Grande polonaise brillante, Op.22|a=(for solo piano)}} || 1836<br /> |-<br /> | 1941 || {{CSW|Sigismond|Thalberg|Fantasia on Meyerbeer's 'Robert le diable', Op.6}} || ''1836''<br /> |-<br /> | 2322 || {{CSW|Heinrich|Panofka|Air tyrolien, Op.14}} || ''1837''<br /> |-<br /> | 2578 || {{CSW|Theodor|Döhler|Fantaisie et variations de bravure sur une cavatine d'Anna Bolena', Op.17}} || ''1838''<br /> |-<br /> | 2647 || {{CSW|Theodor|Döhler|Fantaisie sur des motifs favoris de 'Robert le diable', Op.6}} || ''1838''<br /> |-<br /> | 2691 || {{CSW|Sigismond|Thalberg|Scherzo, Op.31}} || ''1839''<br /> |-<br /> | 2713 || {{CSW|Theodor|Döhler|2 Nocturnes, Op.25}} || 1838<br /> |-<br /> | 2800 || {{CSW|Wilhelm|Taubert|La campanella, Op.41}} || ''1839''<br /> |-<br /> | 2894 || {{LinkCompS|Felix|Mendelssohn}} || Cello Sonata No.1, Op.45 (sc&amp;pt?) || 1839<br /> |-<br /> | 2903 || {{CSW|Carl Gottlieb|Reissiger|L'espérance, Op.134}} || ''1839''<br /> |-<br /> | 2924 || {{CSW|Theodor|Döhler|3 Morceaux brillants de salon, Op.29|a=(No.2)}} || 1839<br /> |-<br /> | 3092 || {{CSW|Theodor|Döhler|2 Nocturnes, Op.25}} || 1840<br /> |-<br /> | 3212 || {{CSW|Stephen|Heller|Scherzo, Op.24}} || 1841<br /> |-<br /> | 3503 || {{CSW|Théodore|Labarre| Duo sur des motifs de 'La favorite', Op.111}} || ''1842''<br /> |-<br /> | 3660 || {{CSW|Théodore|Labarre| 3 Duos sur 'La révolte au sérail', Op.67}} || ''1842''<br /> |-<br /> | 3796 || {{LinkCompS|Theodor|Döhler}} || Les plaintes d'un amant (vers.1) || 1843<br /> |-<br /> | 3858 || {{CSW|Alexander|Dreyschock|La coupe, Op.25}} || 1843<br /> |-<br /> | 3958 || {{CSW|Frédéric|Chopin|Polonaise in A-flat major, Op.53}} || ''1844''<br /> |-<br /> | 4090 || {{CSW|Sigismond|Thalberg|Piano Sonata, Op.56}} || ''1845''<br /> |-<br /> | 4138 || {{CSW|Sigismond|Thalberg|Nocturne, Op.51bis}} || ''1845''<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Authority control ==<br /> *{{viaf|30329496}} (Schlesinger, Adolf Martin, -1838)<br /> *{{viaf|66730515}} (Schlesinger, Maurice, 1798-1871)<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Boieldieu_jeune 2019-07-12T14:59:57Z

<p>Acarroll: /* Plate Numbers */</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> == History ==<br /> Louis Armand Dauphin Boïeldieu (1777-c.1840) was a music publisher in Paris, and younger brother of the composer François Adrien. Established in 1811, he ran Boieldieu jeune until it's acquisition by Janet et Cotelle in 1824.<br /> <br /> ==Editions==<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> ===Imprints===<br /> ===Addresses===<br /> *80, rue de Richelieu, au coin de celle Feydeau (1811-17)<br /> *280, rue de Richelieu (1818)<br /> *192, rue de Richelieu (1820)<br /> *292, rue de Richelieu (1821)<br /> *92, rue de Richelieu (1822-24)<br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> :{| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;3&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Αρ. Έκδοσης!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά|ja=プレート!!作曲者!!作品!!年}}<br /> |-<br /> | 642 || {{CSW|Anton|Reicha|Wind Quintet, Op.88 No.5}} || ''1818''<br /> |-<br /> | 707 || {{CSW|François Adrien|Boieldieu|Le petit chaperon rouge}} ||<br /> |-<br /> | 813 || {{CSW|Anton|Reicha|Octet, Op.96}} || 1820<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Sources Consulted ==<br /> *Devriès-Lesure, A. &amp; Lesure, F., 1979. Dictionnaire des éditeurs de musique français, Genève: Minkoff.<br /> *Hopkinson, C., 1954. A dictionary of Parisian music publishers, 1700-1950., London.<br /> <br /> == Authority control == <br /> {{viaf|265811688}}<br /> ==Links==<br /> *[[:Category:Scores published by Boieldieu jeune]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Orph%C3%A9e_et_Eurydice,_Wq.41_(Gluck,_Christoph_Willibald) 2019-07-12T13:04:57Z

<p>Acarroll: added link to Boieldieu</p> <hr /> <div>{{#fte:imslppage<br /> <br /> | *****AUDIO***** =<br /> <br /> | *****FILES***** =<br /> ===Full Scores===<br /> {{#fte:imslpfile<br /> |File Name 1=PMLP21377-dunning_063_1.pdf<br /> |File Name 2=PMLP21377-dunning_063_2.pdf<br /> |File Description 1=Act I-II<br /> |File Description 2=Act III <br /> |Editor={{FE}} <br /> |Image Type=Normal Scan<br /> |Scanner={{Cremona}}<br /> |Uploader=[[User:Driante|Giovanni Tribuzio]]<br /> |Date Submitted=2016/8/1<br /> |Publisher Information=Paris: Lemarchand, n.d.[1774].<br /> |Copyright=Public Domain<br /> |Misc. Notes={{MiscLib|ICRsp|1|00000990021969|RISM A/I: G 2852}}&lt;br&gt;{{Plain|http://musicologia.unipv.it/collezionidigitali/dunning/edizioni/pdf/dunning_063_1.pdf|Fondo Albert Dunning 63/1}} and {{Plain|http://musicologia.unipv.it/collezionidigitali/dunning/edizioni/pdf/dunning_063_2.pdf|63/2}}&lt;br&gt;pp.217-18 inserted in later manuscript.<br /> }}<br /> {{#fte:imslpfile<br /> |File Name 1=Orfeo_ed_Euridice_Gluck_(1783).pdf<br /> |File Name 2=PMLP703785-orpheeteuridicet00gluc.pdf<br /> |File Name 3=PMLP21377-gluck_orpheus_2m.pdf<br /> |File Name 4=PMLP21377-gluck_orpheus_1.pdf<br /> |File Description 1=Complete Score<br /> |File Description 2=Complete Score<br /> |File Description 3=Complete Score<br /> |File Description 4=Complete Score<br /> |Page Count 1=224<br /> |Page Count 3=226<br /> |Page Count 4=216<br /> |Editor=Second edition (#08851)<br /> |Engraver=Huguet<br /> |Language=French<br /> |Image Type=Normal Scan<br /> |Scanner 1={{UNT}}<br /> |Scanner 2={{IArchS|orpheeteuridicet00gluc#page/n3}}<br /> |Scanner 3={{DKB}}<br /> |Scanner 4={{DKB}}<br /> |Uploader 1=[[User:Alberto biotech|Alberto biotech]]<br /> |Uploader 2=[[User:Carolus|Carolus]]<br /> |Uploader=[[User:Fynnjamin|Fynnjamin]]<br /> |Date Submitted 1=2007/6/27<br /> |Date Submitted 2=2016/11/11<br /> |Date Submitted 3=2011/8/2<br /> |Date Submitted 4=2010/11/23<br /> |Publisher Information=Paris: des Lauriers, n.d.[1783]. 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Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Amiti%C3%A9,_reprends_ton_empire,_H_10_(Berlioz,_Hector) 2019-07-12T13:03:56Z

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Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Le_montagnard_exil%C3%A9,_H_15_(Berlioz,_Hector) 2019-07-12T13:03:21Z

<p>Acarroll: added link to Boieldieu</p> <hr /> <div>{{#fte:imslppage<br /> <br /> | *****FILES***** =<br /> <br /> {{#fte:imslpfile<br /> |File Name 1=PMLP130828-Berlioz - Le montagnard exilé (vocal score).pdf<br /> |File Description 1=Complete Score<br /> |Page Count 1=18<br /> |Editor={{OBEds}}<br /> |Translator={{LinkTr|Emma|Klingenfeld}}, German text&lt;br&gt;{{LinkTr|Percy|Pinkerton}} (1855–1946), English text<br /> |Image Type=Normal Scan<br /> |Scanner=<br /> |Uploader=[[User:Daphnis|Daphnis]]<br /> |Date Submitted=2010/5/14<br /> |Publisher Information={{BerliozComplete|VII|16|70}}<br /> |Copyright=Public Domain<br /> |Misc. Notes=''Only the English translation is possibly under copyright in the EU.''<br /> }}<br /> <br /> | *****WORK INFO*****<br /> <br /> |Work Title=Le montagnard exilé, Chant élégiacque<br /> |Alternative Title=<br /> |Opus/Catalogue Number=H 15<br /> |Key={{Key|Eb}}<br /> |Number of Movements/Sections=5 strophes<br /> |Average Duration=<br /> |Dedication=Vicomtesse Dubouchage<br /> |First Performance=<br /> |Year/Date of Composition=before February 1823<br /> |Year of First Publication=26 February 1823 {{EN}} Paris: [[Boieldieu jeune]]<br /> |Librettist={{LinkLib|Albert|Du Boys}} (1804–89)<br /> |Language=French<br /> |Piece Style=Romantic<br /> |Instrumentation=2 equal voices, piano (or harp)<br /> |Tags=melodies ; 2eq pf ; 2eq hp ; fr<br /> <br /> | *****COMMENTS***** =<br /> ===Publication History===<br /> *Paris: 1823, Boïeldieu jeune<br /> *Leipzig: Breitkopf und Härtel, n.d. (1904), as part of Hector Berlioz Werke (1900–07), Serie VII, Band XVI, edited by Charles Malherbe and Felix Weingartner<br /> *Kassel: Bärenreiter, 2005, BA 5455, as part of New Berlioz Edition (1967–2005), Volume 15, edited by Ian Rumbold<br /> <br /> ====Libretto====<br /> *[http://www.hberlioz.com/Libretti/vocal1.htm#exile Libretto at The Hector Berlioz Website]<br /> <br /> <br /> | *****END OF TEMPLATE***** }}</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Le_petit_chaperon_rouge_(Boieldieu,_Fran%C3%A7ois_Adrien) 2019-07-12T13:02:21Z

<p>Acarroll: added link to Boieldieu</p> <hr /> <div>{{#fte:imslppage<br /> <br /> | *****AUDIO***** =<br /> <br /> | *****FILES***** =<br /> {{#fte:imslpfile<br /> |File Name 1=PMLP145276-Partition_-d'orchestre-_du_Petit_Chaperon_-...-Boi-eldieu.pdf<br /> |File Description 1=Complete Score<br /> |Editor=<br /> |Image Type=Normal Scan<br /> |Scanner={{BNF}}<br /> |Uploader=[[User:Berwald|Berwald]]<br /> |Date Submitted=2019/5/8<br /> |Publisher Information={{P|Boieldieu jeune|Chez Boieldieu jeune|Paris||||707}}<br /> |Copyright=Public Domain<br /> |Thumb Filename=TN-PMLP145276-Partition_-d'orchestre-_du_Petit_Chaperon_-...-Boi-eldieu-1151.jpg<br /> |Misc. Notes={{BNFref|12148/cb42861010x|BNF notice bibliographique}}<br /> }}<br /> <br /> ===Vocal Scores===<br /> ====Complete====<br /> {{#fte:imslpfile<br /> |File Name 1=PMLP145276-Boieldieu_-_Le_petit_chaperon_rouge_VS.pdf<br /> |File Description 1=Complete Score<br /> |Editor=<br /> |Language=French<br /> |Image Type=Normal Scan<br /> |Scanner={{IArchS|lepetitchaperon00boie#page/n3}}<br /> |Uploader=[[User:Massenetique|Massenetique]]<br /> |Date Submitted=2010/7/25<br /> |Publisher Information={{P||Ed. Lauweryns|Brussels||||}}<br /> |Copyright=Public Domain<br /> |Misc. Notes=<br /> }}<br /> {{#fte:imslpfile<br /> |File Name 1=PMLP145276-lepetitchaperonr00boie.pdf<br /> |File Description 1=Complete Score<br /> |Editor=<br /> |Image Type=Normal Scan<br /> |Scanner={{IArchS|lepetitchaperonr00boie#page/n5}}<br /> |Uploader=[[User:Carolus|Carolus]]<br /> |Date Submitted=2016/9/21<br /> |Publisher Information={{P||E. Girod|Paris||||Vve. L. 3359}}<br /> |Copyright=Public Domain<br /> |Misc. Notes=<br /> }}<br /> {{#fte:imslpfile<br /> |File Name 1=PMLP145276-Partition_du_Petit_Chaperon_-...-Boi-eldieu.pdf<br /> |File Description 1=Complete Score<br /> |Editor=<br /> |Image Type=Normal Scan<br /> |Scanner={{BNF}}<br /> |Uploader=[[User:Berwald|Berwald]]<br /> |Date Submitted=2019/5/8<br /> |Publisher Information={{P||Mme V.e Launer|Paris||||Vve. L. 3359}}<br /> |Copyright=Public Domain<br /> |Thumb Filename=TN-PMLP145276-Partition_du_Petit_Chaperon_-...-Boi-eldieu-7753.jpg<br /> |Misc. Notes={{BNFref|12148/cb428610118|BNF notice bibliographique}}<br /> }}<br /> ====Selections====<br /> {{#fte:imslpfile<br /> |File Name 1=PMLP145276-Boieldieu_-_Song_(Polish).pdf<br /> |File Description 1=Dance song (with Polish text)<br /> |Arranger={{LinkArr|Karol|Kurpiński}}? (1785–1857)<br /> |Editor=<br /> |Image Type=Normal Scan<br /> |Scanner={{JagU|173501}}<br /> |Uploader=[[User:Іоахимъ|Іоахимъ]]<br /> |Date Submitted=2016/9/20<br /> |Publisher Information={{P||Supplement to ''[[Tygodnik Muzyczny]]''|Warsaw||1820|9|}}<br /> |Copyright=Public Domain<br /> |Thumb Filename=TN - Boieldieu - Le petit chaperon de rouge (Polish).jpg<br /> |Misc. Notes=No arranger name. No translator.<br /> }}<br /> <br /> ===Arrangements and Transcriptions===<br /> =====For Piano=====<br /> {{#fte:imslpfile<br /> |File Name 1=PMLP145276-Boieldieu_-_Le_petit_chaperon_rouge_VS_rsl.pdf<br /> |File Description 1=Complete Score<br /> |Arranger=Unknown<br /> |Image Type=Normal Scan<br /> |Scanner={{RSL}}<br /> |Uploader=[[User:Massenetique|Massenetique]]<br /> |Date Submitted=2011/10/4<br /> |Publisher Information={{P|Litolff|Henry Litolff's Verlag|Braunschweig|n.d.(ca.1870)|||2535}}<br /> |Copyright=Public Domain<br /> |Misc. Notes=<br /> }}<br /> <br /> ===Librettos===<br /> {{#fte:imslpfile<br /> |File Name 1=PMLP145276-Le_petit_chaperon_rouge_-...-The-aulon.pdf<br /> |File Description 1=Complete Libretto<br /> |Editor=<br /> |Image Type=Normal Scan<br /> |Scanner={{BNF}}<br /> |Uploader=[[User:Berwald|Berwald]]<br /> |Date Submitted=2019/5/8<br /> |Publisher Information={{P||Barba|Paris|n.d.(ca.1832)|||}}<br /> |Copyright=Public Domain<br /> |Thumb Filename=TN-PMLP145276-Le_petit_chaperon_rouge_-...-The-aulon-5598.jpg<br /> |Misc. Notes={{BNFref|12148/cb31449911b|BNF notice bibliographique}}<br /> }}<br /> <br /> | *****WORK INFO*****<br /> <br /> |Work Title=Le petit chaperon rouge<br /> |Alternative Title=Opéra féerie en trois actes<br /> |Opus/Catalogue Number=<br /> |Key=<br /> |Number of Movements/Sections=3 acts<br /> |Average Duration=<br /> |Dedication=Au Roi ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_XVIII_of_France Louis XVIII of France])<br /> |First Performance=1818-06-30 in Paris: Opéra-Comique (Feydeau)<br /> |Year/Date of Composition=<br /> |Year of First Publication=1818<br /> |Librettist={{LinkLib|Emmanuel|Théaulon}} (1787-1841)<br /> |Language=French<br /> |Piece Style=Classical<br /> |Instrumentation=vocal soloists, chorus, orchestra<br /> |Tags=fairy operas ; vv ch orch ; fr<br /> <br /> | *****COMMENTS***** =<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> | *****END OF TEMPLATE***** }}</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Category:Scores_published_by_Boieldieu_jeune 2019-07-12T13:00:21Z

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Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Boieldieu_jeune 2019-07-12T12:59:44Z

<p>Acarroll: added link to scores published by</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> == History ==<br /> Louis Armand Dauphin Boïeldieu (1777-c.1840) was a music publisher in Paris, and younger brother of the composer François Adrien. Established in 1811, he ran Boieldieu jeune until it's acquisition by Janet et Cotelle in 1824.<br /> <br /> ==Editions==<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> ===Imprints===<br /> ===Addresses===<br /> *80, rue de Richelieu, au coin de celle Feydeau (1811-17)<br /> *280, rue de Richelieu (1818)<br /> *192, rue de Richelieu (1820)<br /> *292, rue de Richelieu (1821)<br /> *92, rue de Richelieu (1822-24)<br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> :{| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;3&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Αρ. Έκδοσης!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά|ja=プレート!!作曲者!!作品!!年}}<br /> |-<br /> | 642 || {{CSW|Anton|Reicha|Wind Quintet, Op.88 No.5}} || ''1818''<br /> |-<br /> | 813 || {{CSW|Anton|Reicha|Octet, Op.96}} || 1820<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Sources Consulted ==<br /> *Devriès-Lesure, A. &amp; Lesure, F., 1979. Dictionnaire des éditeurs de musique français, Genève: Minkoff.<br /> *Hopkinson, C., 1954. A dictionary of Parisian music publishers, 1700-1950., London.<br /> <br /> == Authority control == <br /> {{viaf|265811688}}<br /> ==Links==<br /> *[[:Category:Scores published by Boieldieu jeune]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

Acarroll //imslp.org/wiki/Boieldieu_jeune 2019-07-12T12:57:17Z

<p>Acarroll: new page</p> <hr /> <div>{{Nav:Historical Publication Info}}<br /> == History ==<br /> Louis Armand Dauphin Boïeldieu (1777-c.1840) was a music publisher in Paris, and younger brother of the composer François Adrien. Established in 1811, he ran Boieldieu jeune until it's acquisition by Janet et Cotelle in 1824.<br /> <br /> ==Editions==<br /> <br /> ==Imprints, Addresses, Agencies==<br /> ===Imprints===<br /> ===Addresses===<br /> *80, rue de Richelieu, au coin de celle Feydeau (1811-17)<br /> *280, rue de Richelieu (1818)<br /> *192, rue de Richelieu (1820)<br /> *292, rue de Richelieu (1821)<br /> *92, rue de Richelieu (1822-24)<br /> ==Plate Numbers==<br /> :{| style=&quot;border:1px solid gray&quot; class=&quot;wikitable sortable&quot; border=&quot;1&quot; cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;3&quot;<br /> !{{ #iflang: |en = Plate!!Composer!!Work!!Year |el = Αρ. Έκδοσης!!Συνθέτης!!Έργο!!Χρονιά|ja=プレート!!作曲者!!作品!!年}}<br /> |-<br /> | 642 || {{CSW|Anton|Reicha|Wind Quintet, Op.88 No.5}} || ''1818''<br /> |-<br /> | 813 || {{CSW|Anton|Reicha|Octet, Op.96}} || 1820<br /> |}<br /> <br /> == Sources Consulted ==<br /> *Devriès-Lesure, A. &amp; Lesure, F., 1979. Dictionnaire des éditeurs de musique français, Genève: Minkoff.<br /> *Hopkinson, C., 1954. A dictionary of Parisian music publishers, 1700-1950., London.<br /> <br /> == Authority control == <br /> {{viaf|265811688}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Music Publishers]]</div>

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