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The company was founded by Carl Georg Alsbach (1830-1906) in 1866. In 1898, G. Alsbach & Co purchased Brix von Wahlberg, which was another Dutch publisher. Among the many scores added to their collection, the most important were Dutch compositions. In 1903 his son, Johann Alsbach (1873-1961), took over the publishing house and laid out the groundwork for what would be called the "Dutch Music Archive". This would include almost all the works of Dutch composers published since the 19th century, amounting to almost 14,000 scores. In 1939 his collection was presented to the Dutch Foundation for Music Interests, where it was later transferred in 1982 to FCA. The music is currently located at the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag.
Plate numbers are in the follow format: G.A. & Co. ####. Dates in italics are estimated.
Plate | Composer | Work | Year |
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1018 | Verhulst | Mass in E major, Op.50 | 1901 |
1240 | Verhey | Romance & Menuett, Op.6 | 1902 |
1291 | Viadana | Missa sine nomine | 1904 |
1857 | Röntgen | Dolce far niente, Op.60 | |
2525 | Sigtenhorst Meyer | 6 Views of Mount Fuji, Op.9 | 1920 |
2606 | Sigtenhorst Meyer | The Meuse, Op.11 | 1920 |
2627 | Sigtenhorst Meyer | Old Castles, Op.14 | 1920 |
2660 | Andriessen | Chaque heure, où je songe | 1920 |
2695 | Sigtenhorst Meyer | Fairyland, Op.27 | 1921 |
2777 | Sigtenhorst Meyer | 8 Preludes, Op.17 | 1922 |
3527 | Bordewijk-Roepman | Violin Sonata | 1924 |
3942 | Schäfer | 8 Piano Pieces, Op.15 | |
4113 | Wolf | Passacaglia, koraal en fuga over gezang 17 | 1928? |
4121 | Bosmans | Impressions (No.1) | |
4122 | Bosmans | Impressions (No.2) | |
4123 | Bosmans | Impressions (No.3) | |
4258 | Schäfer | Paraphrase on "Wiener Blut" | 1929 |
4609 | Röntgen | Piano Quintet No.2, Op.100 | 1931 |
4639 | Röntgen | Prometheus, Op.99 | 1931 |
4655 | Röntgen | Trio for Flute, Oboe, and Bassoon, Op.86 | 1931 |
4699 | Sigtenhorst Meyer | Sonatina for Oboe Solo, Op.34 | 1932 |
4881 | Röntgen | 5 Morceaux | 1936? |