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===Full Scores=== |Publisher Information={{P|Spina|C.A. Spina|Vienna||1867||C.S. 19,102}}

===Full Scores=== |Editor={{FE}}<br>possibly {{LinkName|Carl|Spina}} (1827-1906)

* Tyrolienne et marche de Donizetti, pour harpe, Op.108 (pub.ca.1842 by Schonenberger) ... familles, opéra comique en 3 actes, paroles de Eugène de Planard (music by Labarre)

* Tudor Church Music volume VI would be very handy… (published 1928, I think, so PD-US in 2024. Contains 2 full masses (Salve intemerata v ...3 in D minor in 1947 edited by B. Yavorsky, No.2 in 1977 (earlier?) edited by Blok.

...uded the older Viennese catalogues of [[Diabelli]] & Cappi, [[Spina | C.A. Spina]], and [[Pietro Mechetti]].<br><br> ...y Cranz were joint managers. In 1937 Arthur Kirchner left and was replaced by Oscar Konrad Stölzel.

...belli|1781|1858}} made his first forays into the world of music publishing by publishing his own works on a subscription basis, as he was a composer of n ...ndischer Künstlerverein||Diabelli|Anton|0}}, a compilation of variations by various well-known composers, of which Beethoven's "one variation" was supp

===Scores and Parts=== |Publisher Information={{P|Spina|C.A. Spina|Vienna|{{HMB|1870|116}}|1870||C.S. 18309}}

...his father and Diabelli in 1851. In 1872, Friedrich Schreiber acquired the Spina company, then merged with the publisher [[August Cranz]] in 1876. Shortly a Friedrich Joseph Spina (1791-1836), brother of Anton, published some of his own compositions in Vienna.

===Vocal Scores=== |Publisher Information={{P|Spina|C.A. Spina|Vienna|n.d.[1871]|1871||C. 41763, 24880}}

[[Image:TN-BassGavottecharacteristique.jpg|thumb|right|Eberle-Spina cover 1904]] ... acquired the publication rights to a number of symphonies and other works by {{LinkName|Anton|Bruckner}} although they were actually distributed under t

===Scores and Parts=== |Publisher Information={{P|Spina|A. Diabelli & Co. / C.A. Spina|Vienna|n.d.(ca.1852)|||C.S. 9275}}