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|Misc. Notes=Recorded 2015 in St. Paul's Hall, Huddersfield University (Peter Hill, sound engineer) ...jpgs. This was its third publication in the same year, and the last. First published by Mechetti, then by Wessel & Co. (London), then Schlesinger.

|Misc. Notes=recorded in June 2018 at St. Paul's Hall, Huddersfield University: Peter Hill, sound en ...the final published version was reached, offhand- still, that "449" on the first page is interesting, especially since this is not a copy made for Simrock..

...empo headings for the most part rather than the German headers used in the published score.)<br>{{MiscLib|DB|1|464000071|Mus.ms.autogr. Schumann, R. 38}} |Dedication=Madame {{LinkDed|Henriette|Voigt|1808|1839}}

...tes={{HiRes}}<br>Full BNF resolution compressed to 80% jpgs. Not quite the first edition (Wessel beat them to it by 5 months), but near to. |Misc. Notes=Include comments in french

...ssed to 80% jpgs. First published in October 1838. No.2 is in C, No.3 in D in this edition. ...leaned version.<br>filter: score filtered with 2-point algorithm explained in [[High Quality Scanning|High Quality Scanning]]<br>I provide the original s

...ce for Band I see [[Mazurka in A minor, B.134 (Chopin, Frédéric)|Mazurka in A minor, B.134]]. |Misc. Notes=Includes comments in French

|Misc. Notes=Recorded Feb 2018 in St. Paul's Hall, Huddersfield University (Peter Hill, sound engineer) ... Notes=Source: {{plain|https://archive.org/details/lp_funeral-march-sonata-in-b-flat-minor-opus_arthur-rubinstein-frdric-chopin|Internet Archive}}

...ing|High Quality Scanning]]<br>clean: cleaned the filtered score manually (in future I will omit this time-consuming part). I provide the original scanne ...we_Dzieł_Fryderyka_Chopina_(Chopin,_Frédéric)|''National Edition of the Works of Fryderyk Chopin'']], Series A, Vol.XI (pp.22-40)<br>{{P|Polskie Wydawnic

...er) though not of Op.69 No.2 (first published by Wildt of Cracow in 1852); first appearance, also, of the two together. ....org/wiki/Jagiellonian_Library Jagiellonian Library] in Krakow. It differs in many details from the current version.

==Works with Opus number== ...rkN|String Quartet|Op.13|Dotzauer|Friedrich|0}} (Collenz: Falckenbeg) (B&H 1808)

|File Name 1=PMLP2581-Symphony No. 3 in E Flat Major Eroica, Op. 55 - 1. Allegro con brio.flac |File Name 2=PMLP2581-Symphony No. 3 in E Flat Major Eroica, Op. 55 - 2. Marcia funebre Adagio assai.flac

...7}}<br>{{LinkEd|Johannes|Brahms|1833|1897}}<br>{{LinkEd|Auguste|Franchomme|1808|1884}}<br>{{LinkEd|Franz|Liszt|1811|1886}}<br>{{LinkEd|Carl|Reinecke|1824|1 ...Works). The newest version is published in 2002. This version is published in 1992.

| [[Symphony No.1 in D major, Hob.I:1 (Haydn, Joseph)|Hob.I:1]] | [[Symphony No.2 in C major, Hob.I:2 (Haydn, Joseph)|Hob.I:2]]

|File Description 2=Complete Score (in ''klavarskribo'' / klavarscribo version) ...is pupil Ferdinand Ries, who is known to have arranged many of Beethoven's works. Scanned and a huge amount of manually cleaning by [[User:Generoso|Generoso

====Sonatina in C major (No.1)==== ====Sonatina in C major (No.3)====

|Arranger={{LinkArr|Julius|André|1808|1880}} |Misc. Notes=This work is no. "2" in the published collection. Title and contents pages for this collection are added to this

==List of Works== ...— numbering as given in: Friedrich Wilhelm Jahns, ''Carl Maria von Weber in seinen Werken. Chronologisch-thematisches Verzeichniss seiner sammtlichen C

* Ave Maria in C major (1899) (autograph at Biblioteca di Archeologia e Storia dell'Arte, * String Quartet in F Op.8 (Enoch, pub.1901) (BNF has this score)

...ctually by the Russian composer Vladimir Vavilov (1925-73) and copyrighted in Canada, the EU, and the US. * Piano Trio, Op.5 (held by a library in Chile, by RCM London, UDK Berlin, and elsewhere?)

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)

*3 String Quartets, Opp.41-43 (p.1862 or possibly 1858? Republished in 2008, but original version should be used. Dedicated to his friend Edward *Symphony No.2 in E major, Op.48, pub. 1863? (full score at Boston Public Library. also, poss

The tables and lists below gives the following information for works by {{LinkComp|Ludwig van|Beethoven}} (where applicable): ...cluding Opus 135 was published in Beethoven's lifetime; later numbers were published posthumously.

|Misc. Notes=From the uploader's library. First of 4 separate excerpts. Score identified by former owner on cover : Emilie |Misc. Notes=First published - New York: Charles Foley, 1933. Plate 26476.

...kopf and Schott) is most famous for publishing Brahms' and Dvorak 's works in the 19th century.<br><br> The firm was founded in 1793 by Nicolaus Simrock (1751-1832) in Bonn. This city, like Mainz, [[Schott]]'s home, equally on the Rhine, was

...int became Veuve (Vve.) Richault Mère. The firm was sold to [[Costallat]] in June, 1898. * Full scores (some first appearance in score) of works by Mozart (edited by Rouhier), others

|Misc. Notes=This score is heavily marked in places, I have cleaned what I can. |Misc. Notes=This score is heavily marked in places, I have cleaned what I can.

== Works with Opus Number == ...10 Variations sur l'Air favori de l'Opéra: ''Der Dorfbarbier'' for Piano (1808)

|File Description 10=The people that walked in darkness |File Description 14=Glory to God in the highest

...ith Hummel) documents, whether digitally scanned in, or found in libraries in print (containing publication announcements, &c) == Works With Opus Number ==

*A Complete List of Carl Czerny's Works [Verlag Cocks & Co., London, ca.1860] == Works Listed by Opus Number ==

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

|Misc. Notes=As published in Solobuch für Viola, edited by Prof. Hermann Ritter |Misc. Notes=Published under pseudonym '''Jean Paul'''

|Publisher Information=''Complete Works, Critical Edition, Vol.9: Symphonies 82-87''<br>{{P||Haydn Society|Boston|| ...1910}} No bassoon parts included but not known if Hummel did publish them. Published as Opus 28 book 1.

==Works with Opus number== ...''' - {{LinkWorkN|Piano Quintet|Op.1|Louis Ferdinand|Prince of Prussia|0}} in {{K|c}}

|Misc. Notes=Color scans. Pages out of order in the piano part. |Year of First Publication=1808 - Vienna: Bureau des arts et d'industrie (plate 579)

Artaria was Vienna's first major music publishing house, operating from 1778 to about 1830.<br><br> ...red on August 12, 1778. Huberty served as primary engraver until his death in early 1791.

...b site has a more extensive history and description of its contents. It is in German, and is found [http://www.dtoe.at/index.php here]. ::for works with plate numbers in the form: '''Dm.d.Tk.in Oest.''' ''plate''

|Misc. Notes=Sung in English to 'O Come All Ye Faithful' |Arranger={{LinkArr|Charles|Vogel|1808|1892}}<br>{{LinkArr|Henri|Guérout|1822|1913}}

|Publisher Information=Kassel: for the Author, n.d. (1808) |First Performance=

...he name of the original composer and title of the original works are given first, with details of Liszt's adaptation below. ... linked from this page. For a complete listing of all works, see [[List of works by Franz Liszt]]''

...17/id/156309 Craw, Howard Allen: ''A biography and thematic catalog of the works of J.L. Dussek (1760-1812)''] == Works listed by opus number ==

=Stage Works= *Die drei Bucklingen (lost) 1808

...tes=Can be performed without a contrabassoon or string bass from key notes in bassoon II.{{Urtext}} |First Performance=

...ence to the first edition parts (Vienna, Magasin de l'imprimerie chimique, 1808) for clarifications. |File Name 1=PMLP203133-Krommer_Op.71_(1808)_Ob_I.pdf

...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

|Publisher Information={{P|Johann André||Offenbach à/Main|n.d.(ca.1808?)|||2554}} |First Performance=

|Dedication={{LinkDed|Henriette|Voigt|1808|1839}} |First Performance=