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[[Image:VerlagsgebäudeEditionPeters.JPG|thumb|left|The imposing head office building, 1874]] ...b Türk, Tomasek, and Louis Spohr, who would have a long relationship with the firm.

[[Image:5SJ7DAFR H series col cov.jpg|thumb|The famous Breitkopf garland cover (1885)]] [[Image:PMLP15682-Scheidt TablaturaNova.pdf|thumb|The austere cover of DDT volume 1 (1892)]]

|Misc. Notes=Based on the Sinfonia (revised version) of the Overture |Misc. Notes=Parts used for the first time at Festa Italiana, Seattle, 2014

|Publisher Information=''The Salomon Symphonies (Volume Two)'' — <br>{{RC||Capitol Records|||1960||GCR |Misc. Notes={{RISMc|00000990027080|RISM A/I: H 2919}} Co-first publication with André?

|Publisher Information=''The Salomon Symphonies (Volume Two)'' — <br>{{RC||Capitol Records|||1960||GCR ...otes=Source: {{IArch|lp_italian-symphony-london-symphony_leonard-bernstein-the-new-york-philharmoni|Internet Archive}}

== Works with Opus Number == *'''Op.3''' - {{LinkWorkN|2 Fantasiestücke in Walzerform|Op.3|Draeseke|Felix|0}} (1862)

* 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)

...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)

*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.

...:Théâtre_des_Champs-Élysées|Théâtre des Champs-Elysées]], Paris (On the right: {{Plain|http://www.parisenimages.fr/en|Désiré-Émile Inghelbrecht} ...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

...ott) is most famous for publishing Brahms' and Dvorak 's works in the 19th century.<br><br> ...on the Rhine, was a historically important city, since it was the seat of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archbishop_of_Cologne Archbishop-Electors of

...0 to 1980 saw many boardroom battles among a cast of strong personalities: the Booseys, Hawkes, Ernst Roth, Benjamin Britten and Donald Mitchell; see [[wi ... company's New York branch has developed its own catalogue emphasizing the works of American composers, including John Adams, Elliott Carter, David Del Tre

|File Description 1=1. Toccata in D minor |File Description 2=2. Quattro versi in D minor

...te pressing: {{plain|https://archive.org/details/lp_paganini-concerto-no-1-in-d-major-wieniaw_michael-rabin-sir-eugene-goossens-philharm/|Capitol Records |Misc. Notes=Facsimile edition of orchestral score in E-flat Major.

...ud only.jpg|thumb|left|Waltraud Ries (ca. 1920-1968) rebuilder of the firm in 1945-68]] ...hing house, [[Hermann Erler]], since 1873, producing many of Hubert Ries's works.<br><br>

... clef, should be played one octave lower than the pitch notated. Hence 8va in this edition actually means loco. <br>#566282 - split from old version of # ... with a new title-page. <br>#566284 - Re-issue of the 21 Etudes, published in 2 books, of which this is Book 2.

* Peter Jost, ''Florent Schmitt - Werkverzeichnis'', in: ''Komponisten der Gegenwart'', 21. Nachlieferung, 2001, p. C-V. Occasionally the titles vary slightly in the scores.

|Publisher Information={{NoPubID|}}<br/>Not identified. Clearly a mid-19th century English edition. ...the same edition as below (modulo untinkered reprint)- which was published in ''1846''- I think we can say that without too much fear of complaint, yeah.

|Year of First Publication=1873 ...48}} agrees (giving Molbech for spelling but Molbeck's dates, not the 19th century Molbech.)

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

...li, Sigr. Braghetti, & Sigr. Bonfanti, at the Kings Theatre, Haymarket, in the Opera of La Molinarella |Publisher Information= {{P|||Paris(?)|n.d.(19th century)||||}}

...regados do Comercio of Rio de Janeiro, where a large number of Villa-Lobos works were premiered.''<br> ...us numbers were those given on the premiere programme, or in some cases by the publisher.''<br>

...y]], was finally absorbed in 1936. Rózsavölgyi was finally nationalized in 1949, and renamed as [[Editio Musica Budapest]]. ...ways used plate numbers, though not consistently in a chronological order. The numbers used by absorbed catalogues were frequently retained.

|Misc. Notes=Recorded ca.1961, published on MMS-2240 ====Aria: 'Komm in mein Herzenhaus' (No.4)====

..., the Augener may be a reprint of that original publication and the Merton in turn a reprint thereof...) |First Performance=

|Misc. Notes=(from {{WC|45301529}} and noted in the files- Margaret O'Keefe, soprano) |Misc. Notes=This file is mirrored from the [[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Neue Mozart-Ausgabe|Neue Mozart-Ausgabe]].

...Cimarosa, and others. The firm was sold to [[Janet et Cotelle|P.H. Janet]] in 1812. **Imprint with the publisher Sieber until October 1784

...s former teacher Joseph Haydn in 1802. The series continued with scores of the Haydn quartets and chamber music of Beethoven, Hummel and Onslow. ... publishers Delloy, [[Lemoine]], Prilipp, [[Richault]] and [[Schlesinger]] in 1834.

==Works with Opus number== ...ert Caprices for Cello Solo (Schuberth 1841), or with piano accompaniment (published 1842), or for 2 cellos, or for 2 cellos with piano

As usual, partial, incomplete list, in progress. ..."G.H. Kummer". Kaspar Kummer’s initials were J.K. Kummer so this was not the same composer (unless he had more than two initials and just used a differe

...t investigation, one might not know that one- indeed- multiple- members of the family Reuß- across several branches/lines, indeed- composed, for example |Misc. Notes=Seemingly an interpolation in the Horn production (New York) of {{LinkWorkN|Die Zauberflöte|K.620|Mozart|Wol

...t was later transferred in 1982 to FCA. The music is currently located at the [http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemeentemuseum_Den_Haag Gemeentemuseum Den Ha Plate numbers are in the follow format: G.A. & Co. ####. Dates in italics are estimated.

...had strong connections with the 19th century musical world, because in mid-century two of Friedrich Arnold Brockhaus's sons married Wagner's sisters. While M ...t resulted in several reprints of public domain works. On January 1, 2020, the publisher and their entire catalog was taken over by [[Bärenreiter]].

.... Curwen & Sons became independent in 1933, and continued to operate until the 1970's. It was an imprint of Music Sales Ltd until 2018, when Music Sales Educational works of the late 19th century included John Curwen's singing tutors and his wife's work ''[[Mrs Curwen's

[[Image:Geb Wolf bldg 1907.jpg|thumb|The imposing head office building in Warsaw, 1907]] ...on intellectual rights.<br><br> Finally the company was nationalized after the second world war, becoming part of [[Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne]].

[[Image:TN-Bach, CPE, Quartet in A minor, Wq.93, Nagels.jpg|thumb|Nagel's Musik-Archiv cover 1952]] Nagel was one of an energetic group of publishers in the former Kingdom of Hannover and Duchy of Brunswick, (present day Lower Saxon

Heinrichshofen was one of an energetic group of publishers in the former Kingdom of Hannover and Duchy of Brunswick, (present day Lower Saxon ... used his own name. The firm passed from father to son for the rest of the century: {{wikidata|Q94881461|Theodor Heinrichshofen}} (1815-1901) from 1840-1884 t

{{Attrib|The attribution of these to Handel is doubtful, and only the last Fughetta has an HWV number}} |File Description 1=1. Fuga in {{K|C}}

...l Hofmeister XIX]. Search engine for the Hofmeister ''Monatsberichte'' for the years 1829 to 1900. ...html Operone] (German) - source for information about Abt&rsquo;s operatic works.

...ntury, Russell & Tolman published a great deal of popular music as well as works of noted American composers such as George F. Root. They also sold pianos. ...1870 as Henry Tolman & Co. He sold his sheet music plates to Root & Cady in 1868.

...=Additions by editor are not significant enough since this is a reprint of the Evette & Schaeffer edition above. |First Performance=

|File Description 1=1. Te Deum in C major |Alternative Title=Church Service for the Use of Episcopal and Other Quartette or Chorus Choirs

|First Performance= |Year of First Publication=1875 {{EN}} Mainz: [[Schott]] - possibly earlier (see below)

|First Performance= |Year of First Publication=1867

...der's library. Small non stapled folded format : unfolded and scanned 2 up in A3 format (35x27cm).<br/>{{BdlF| 2e série, 69e année, Nº 36, 4 Septembre |First Performance=

====String Quintet in {{K|Bb}}, G.392 (Op.60 No.2)==== ====String Quintet in {{K|F}}, G.396 (Op.60 No.6)====

|First Performance= |Year of First Publication=

|Publisher Information=[[The Sacred Harp (Various)|''Original Sacred Harp'']] <br>{{P||J.S. James|Atlant ...y; the alto line here is by {{LinkEd|Seaborn McDaniel|Denson}}. <br>Title: The Weeping Saviour. Text by {{LinkName|Isaac|Watts}}, ''"Alas and did my savio