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...uding the famous ''Pavane'' by Ravel. It was very productive, issuing 1500 works between 1900 and 1914. It was acquired by [[Max Eschig]] around 1922 or 192 ...number format normally included letter prefix and suffix: E. #### D. Dates in italics are estimated.

...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?)

...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)

...el following Meissonier's retirement on April 20th, 1842. <br><br>The firm published not only scores, but also a famous magazine: 1839 marked the acquisition of ... Francois Henri and Philippe Gerard led the merger with [[Alphonse Leduc]] in 1980.

====Part II, published as ''Musicus practicus''==== |First Performance=

|Misc. Notes=Le Jeune's harmonization published Leiden, 1635 |First Performance=

|First Performance= |Year of First Publication=1634* - {{RISMc|00000990019024|Venice: Alessandro Vincenti}}

...s available [http://imslp.org/wiki/Category:Liso,_Sergio_De here]. All his works are under "Creative Commons" license (CC BY or CC BY-SA). |it = Sergio D *in {{LinkWorkN|Eco di Napoli||Meglio|Vincenzo de}}:

...1877 and published a large quantity of piano music, solo songs, and choral works, by {{LinkName|Friedrich August|Zimmer}}, Karl Seitz, {{LinkName|Albert|Bec The firm moved to Berlin in 1903 and started publishing early music, edited by {{LinkName|Felix|Woyrsch

...in Paris between ca.1900 and ca.1913. Despite having published hundreds of works during this time, very little information can be found regarding this organ ...are estimated. Plate numbers which appear on more than one publication are in italics.