Aibl

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History

The firm was founded in Munich by Joseph Aibl (1802-1834), a lithographer who had studied with Theobald Boehm. At that time, the firm also sold instruments. Upon his death in 1834, his widow took over management of the company. The firm's management again changed hands in 1837, this time to Eduard Spitzweg (1811-1884). His son Eugen (1840-1914) acquired the smaller Munich publishers Falter & Sohn (1888) and Alfred Läuterer (1892) but ultimately sold the firm to Universal Edition in 1904. Composers published by the Aibl firm include Theobald Boehm, Hans von Bülow, Peter Cornelius, Joseph Rheinberger, Alexander Ritter, Max Reger, and Richard Strauss.

Editions

Imprints, Addresses, Agencies

Imprints

  • Jos. Aibl
  • Jos. Aibl Verlag
  • Joseph Aibl

Plate Numbers

Plate Composer Work Year
2089 Buonamici Ave Maria, Op.3 (1873)
2259 Bronsart von Schellendorff Piano Trio, Op.1 1877
2738 Wilm Cello Sonata, Op.111 1893
2948 Reger 8 Ausgewählte Volkslieder (1899)
2975b Reger 6 Intermezzi for Piano, Op.45 1900
3005 Reger Der evangelische Kirchenchor (1901)
3013 Reger Organ Transcription of Bach's Toccata for Piano, BWV 913 1902