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...chreiber purchase included the older Viennese catalogues of [[Diabelli]] & Cappi, [[Spina | C.A. Spina]], and [[Pietro Mechetti]].<br><br> ...ey 1923) took over his father's company. Famous names of the house include Johann Strauss II, Josef Strauss, Clara Schumann, Max Bruch.<br><br>Alwin Cranz's

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...ed in 1770. The firm was first a bookstore and music shop, started in 1765 by cousins Carlo Timoteo (1747-1808) and Francesco Artaria (1744-1808) with th ...ugh, technically, Denkmäler der Tonkunst in Österrreich, was distributed by them (the publisher being [[Österreichischer Bundesverlag]]), the firm bas

...ephew of Johann Cappi, who worked with [[Artaria]]), and thus the name was Cappi & Diabelli at first. They showed a remarkable propensity for publishing pop ...lli, Anton)|Vaterländische Künstlerverein]], a compilation of variations by various well-known composers, of which Beethoven's "one variation" was supp

...copyrights were sold to [[Tobias Haslinger|S.A.Steiner]] in 1823.<br>Traeg published over 600 works, including many first editions of Haydn ([[Piano Trio in E-f ...able/41465190 Weinmann, A. (1956). Verzeichnis der Musikalien des Verlages Johann Traeg in Wien 1794—1818. Studien Zur Musikwissenschaft, 23, 135-183.]