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|Publisher Information={{P||Bureau d'Abonnement Musical|Paris|n.d.[1776]|1776||}} |Publisher Information={{P|Boieldieu jeune||Paris||1776||}}

|Reprint={{AmazonDtl|0486271137|''Lucia di Lammermoor in Full Score''}}<br>{{P|Dover Publications||Mineola||1992||}} ... lists a vocal score of Lucia with these translators published by [[Grus]] in 1875.

|Misc. Notes=These parts were prepared and used (except for percussion) in Festa Italiana 2014, Seattle. |Arranger={{LinkArr|Joseph|Küffner|1776|1856}}

also published as "Franz Gaal"... ...eduction. One copy @ Bibliothèque musicale de Touraine, another at FLP.) (published 1891)

* Symphony (in E) (pub. 1904) * Symphony no.2 in A major (1908, pub. Demets 1909 in Pf duet reduction)

...the US have this, and one in Hamburg, at least acc. to Worldcat) (Reviewed in the 16 November 1904 NZM) The surviving output appeared in ''Das Singbuch des Adam Puschman'' (Leipzig 1909)

...nts on ''Dresden. vollendet d: 13. May 1820.'' in his catalogue of Weber's works though RISM gives dates as 1819{{EN}}21 (perhaps for reasons explained by J |Misc. Notes=Plate number 4381 (which inscribed in this score) is for the full opera score (''Edition Eulenburg'' No.915).

The table below gives the following information for works by {{LinkComp|Wolfgang Amadeus|Mozart}} (where applicable): * '''K.''' — numbering as given in the first edition of Ludwig von Köchel, ''Chronologisch-thematisches Verzeichnis sä

(work in progress)<br> ...re very often different from the opus numbers under which these works were published.

|File Description 31=Sola, sola, in buio loco |File Description 48=In welchen Abgrund, oh Himmel

The tables and lists below gives the following information for works by {{LinkComp|Christoph Willibald|Gluck}} (where applicable): *'''Genre''' — works are grouped in the following broad categories: Stage, Vocal, Orchestral, Chamber and Keybo

The table below gives the following information for works by {{LinkName|Ignaz|Pleyel}} (where applicable): * '''Benton No.''' — numbering as given in Rita Benton, ''Ignace Pleyel. A Thematic Catalogue of His Compositions''. N

|Year of First Publication=1799 .../www.mozartforum.com/Koechel%20part%208.htm|''Mozart Forum''}}. Not issued in the Neue Mozart-Ausgabe.

|Publisher Information=''Zwei leichte Divertimenti<br>nach den Divertimenti in Es dur und B dur für Blasinstrumente.''<br>{{P|Breitkopf und Härtel|Volks |First Performance=

"'''W'''" numbers for works are cited from: Ernest Warburton, ''Johann Christian Bach. Thematic catalog ===Keyboard Works===

...of this date, and whether it applies to every movement of the score, etc.- in doubt; see notes to NMA, linked below. |Work Title=Missa brevis in C

=Stage Works= *Die Spanier in Peru oder Rollas Tod 1795

|File Description 2=1. Concerto in {{K|C}} |File Description 3=2. Concerto in {{K|D}}

...ire (1870-1918). Silesia famously passed from Austrian to Prussian control in 1742 under Frederick the Great.<br><br> ...0-1925.'') (May have been purchased from Förster and Michaeli of Breslau in 1851? See [http://books.google.com/books?id=XzQDAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA185 Handlexik

* Prelude and Fugue in F-sharp minor, Op.41 (Augener, ca.1888) * Piano Concerto, Op.31 in E-flat major

...her-Monatsbericht neuer Musikalien Literatur''. Contains a partial list of works by Voss (Ch.) from op.9 to 298 (might be a typo for 29, need to double-chec ...ibliographie de la France]] - and might be thought an alternative spelling in those freewheeling days for Charles Voss; they aren't

...850008996|I-Nc Rari Cornicione 3-5}}. Does it say reproduced on 4 November 1776 for the Teatro San Carlo? (If so, the template above can be changed to MssD |Alternative Title=Dramma per musica in tre atti ; Croesus

|File Description 1=1. Fuga in {{K|C}} |File Description 2=2. Fuga in {{K|C}}

|Misc. Notes=1-7 of 8 Numbers. In the Catalogue of Works printed by J. Power, Henry R. Bishop is credited as co-arranger, though his |Misc. Notes=Published in commemoration of the centenary of Moore's birth. Includes 20 illustrations,

==Original works== ....11 (Durand, ca.1900) (also transcribed for piano solo by the composer and published ca.1900)

....''' — numbering as given in E. Eugene Helm, ''Thematic Catalogue of the Works of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach'' (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1989) ... and 69 were set aside for sonatas for keyboard (other than organ) ''not'' published during his lifetime.

...This is a temporary list of content based on infos as they actually appear in the books.)'' #J. Wilhelm Hæssler: Trois Sonates pour le clavecin (1776) (PDF p.234)

====Theoretical Works==== :*'''The Craft of Musical Composition: Exercises in Two-part Writing''': English Translation by Otto Ortmann, 1941.

...) on July 2, 1724 united the nascent publisher with a family that had been in business for 75 years. He therefore dissolved his business partnership wit ...e business and store to Marc Bayard. She died at Chartres on February 13, 1776.

...nd {{LinkName|Karl|Nawrátil}}. Among the native Russians whose works were published by Buttner were {{LinkName|César|Cui}}, {{LinkName|Nikolay|Afanasyev}}, { ...lar chronological fashion. Plate numbers are in the format of #### . Dates in italics are estimated.

* '''Librettists''' — authors of texts used in the work. * '''Published''' — the earliest-known publication of the work.

==Published Works== !bgcolor=ececec |Published

|Misc. Notes=600 dpi. Page size is 10.00 x 12.688 inches. All commentary in the prefaces by the series/edition editor has been removed due to being und |Misc. Notes=600 dpi. Page size is 10.00 x 12.688 inches. All commentary in the prefaces by the series/edition editor has been removed due to being und

* Benton, Rita. ’Nicolas Joseph Hüllmandel and French Instrumental Music in the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century.’ Diss. U. of Iowa, 1961. == Original Works ==

...hed a total of 652 works between 1776-1799. In 1799, Götz moved to Worms; in 1802 his Mannheim business was given to Josef Abelshauser who continued it {{Crossref|[[:Category:Scores published by Götz|Scores published by Johann Michael Götz]]}}

|First Performance= ... Organ or Harpsichord'']] <br>First published as a set of 6 fugues ca.1830 in Vienna by Diabelli