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... Leipzig firm active in music publishing for the last 20 years of the 19th century.<br><br> ...) in each volume, in which the interest was more in the illustrations than the music.

[[Image:Weber - Clarinet Quintet in B flat major Op34 cover.jpg|thumb|right|Typical chamber music cover ]] ...aria Reis (d. 2000) and her daughter Cornelia Grossmann took over the firm in 1990, and combined it with [[Max Hieber]] edition, a Munich popular and fol

...a in D major, MH 336, or the sonata in F major, MH 338? There is no sonata in F major, MH 336, so far as I know, if I remember what I saw at haydn.dk. |Work Title=Sonata for Violin and Viola in D major

*'''Op.9'''. {{LinkWorkN|String Quartet No.5|Op.9|Mayseder|Joseph|0}} in D ...arts in libraries, e.g. Also: Op10 published by Richault in the early 19th century anyway.

This Leipzig publisher was best known for its late 19th century bargain ''Musikalische Bibliothek'' popular series, competing with series s ...on, then from 1884 to 1885 Fritz Carl Louis Milkuhn, a new partner, caused the name to be change to ''Rühle & Milkuhn''.<br><br>

...rtner in the firm, and in 1884 Johannes Hermann August Gustav Leede became the “Prokurist”. ... destroyed and the firm never functioned again, being officially dissolved in 1959. <br><br>

...Albert|Becker}} and {{LinkName|Gustav|Hecht}}, among others, into the 20th century. ...re were several series, such as Woyrsch's Renaissance polyphony series and the ''[[Musikschätze der Vergangenheit]]'' Baroque series.

...y be related to a publishing house "P. Pabst" in Leipzig early in the 20th century. Pabst's plate numbers are in the format of R.P. ###. Dates in italics are estimated.

...m was founded by Leonard Schwann, a goldsmith from Neuss (near Dusseldorf) in 1821. ... the theological publishing section became part of the Patmos group, based in Mannheim.

.... It also produced many sacred works for solo voice or choir. Composers in the catalog included {{LinkName|Eduard|Franck}}, {{LinkName|Gustav|Krug}}, {{Li ::HMB lists the Guttentag imprint from 1844 to 1899.

... Business, Education and Religion, and in the mid 19th century the company published many song books, both sacred and secular.<br><br> ...rld war novel ''Der Wanderer zwischen beiden Welten'' by Walter Flex. Both the publishing and printing divisions are still active.

The table below gives the following information (where applicable): * '''Key''' — the principal key(s) of the work.

...} and {{LinkCompS|Herbert|Howells}}. Piano and organ music is covered with the composers Swinstead, Vaughan Williams and Willan.<br><br> ...'The New Oxford Companion to Music'' edited by Denis Arnold and in 2002, ''The Oxford Companion to Music'', edited by Alison Latham.

... catalog are obscure today; however it published some more serious chamber works by Fritz Kauffmann, Emilie Mayer, Taubert and Raff. ...rhaps, hypothetically, Charles Paez moved from St Petersburg to Hamburg in the 1840s?)

...uch as Sullivan or Elgar, but it contained a steady stream of songs, piano works, oratorios, operettas and organ music, mainly by British composers. *207 & 209, Regent Street 1896 to 1901 (these addresses were by the company since at least 1864),

...her in the first three quarters of the 19th century, just as Hansen was in the following 75 years.<br> ...kName|Hans Christian|Lumbye}}, (Denmark's Johann Strauss), and a few early works by Gade.

This Moscow firm published light works in the mid 19th century.

...gs by {{LinkName|Anton| Derfeldt}}. The firm was taken over by [[Gutheil]] in 1886. |{{hs|00}}232 || {{CSW|Andrey|Yevgenyev|The Tsar's Soldier}} || 1864

*Not to be confused with mid-19th-century publisher Friedlein & [[Hirsch]] of Leipzig. ...the 1840s it published the weekly "Stockholms musik-tidning". It published works of Nordic composers such as Kjerulf, Stenhammar, Berens, Aulin, Teilman and

...]]. Friedländer borrowed 29.000 Thaler and bought C. F. Peters of Leipzig in 1860. Stern & Co. continued to operate as ''Julius Friedländer vorm. Stern ...er Musik-Zeitung'', edited by Richard Stern, continuously from 1845 until the 1890s.

...e Work of Hans Koessler and the Influence of his Teaching Activity on 20th Century Hungarian Music" (Dissertation, online, 2013) ==Instrumental Works==

[[Image:TN RamentiNapoleao1.jpg|thumb|Title page of works by H.D. Ramenti (early 1900s)]] ...0th century based in Rio de Janeiro. It was founded in 1868 (as printed on the title page of Villa-Lobos edition).

|Work Title=Tantum ergo in B-flat major |First Performance=

...usical Española]], Spain's major music publisher for the rest of the 20th century. Some works by Jesús de Monasterio have composition years instead of plate numbers. Th

...ts library and subsequently, from 1798, supplied copies to local theaters. In 1799 he opened a music store (Musikalienhandlung). ...56) in nearby [[wikipedia:Eltville|Eltville]] in the Rheingau wine region. The total production was 280 plate numbers.

==Works with Opus Number== *Op.1 Cello Sonata in E minor (published 1874 by Breitkopf und Härtel)

...turn from exile in Vienna, he opened a music shop on the Kreshchatyk, Kiev in 1855. ...which was published in Latin (Polish) script for an international audience in 1862 as "Pisni, dumki i szumki ruśkoho naroda na Podoli, Ukraini i w Mało

...in art printing (lithography) and bookselling in Karlsruhe in the mid 19th century. ...t printing (lithography) and bookselling business.<br>Creuzbauer published works of local composers such as {{LinkComp|Johann Daniel|Baldenecker}}, {{LinkC

...e, (now known as Dnipro, Ukraine) published popular works in the late 19th century.

...entioned as a copublisher even as late as 1915 ("Canta pe'me", cenz. 1915, published by Gebethner & Wolff, copublished by Idzikowski, Ostrowski, Davinghoff, see

The table below gives the following information (where applicable): * '''Key''' {{EM}} the principal key of the work.

...uglielmo Cottrau (1797-1847) served as director from 1828 to 1846, editing the publication ''Passatempi musicali'' (1835-47), a collection of 129 Neopolit ...Rossini, and competed with Ricordi and Lucca for the publication rights to the operas of Bellini, Pacini, Donizetti, Mercandante and Verdi.

|Publisher Information={{MssD|18|87}} (in Reznicek's hand with corrections in pencil) ...0}}. Appears to be dated on the last page Mainz Jan. 10, 1887 by Reznicek. First page is an engraved title page for Carl Voltz of Mainz (dated 1887) which w

...rebs]] as compiled by Felix Friedrich in the Krebs-Werkeverzeichnis (Krebs Works Catalogue). ...ection to accommodate future discoveries or attributions while maintaining the category structure.

|Work Title=Farewell to the Piano |First Performance=

...little if any new music was published. The business was finally dissolved in 1833 after Schreyvogel's death. ... those title-pages, and the plate numbers appear to be different; for now, the Berlin and Leipzig publications have not been linked to this page.