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===Full Scores=== |Misc. Notes=Score copy, possibly used as a source for the first published edition. Austrian National Library, Mus.Hs.36693.

also published as "Franz Gaal"... ...eduction. One copy @ Bibliothèque musicale de Touraine, another at FLP.) (published 1891)

===Full Scores=== |Misc. Notes={{MiscLib|AWn|2||Mus.Hs.19474}}<br>Autograph score (= Haas A) - ''Benjamin Gunnar Cohrs, 2009''

===Full Scores=== |Editor={{LinkEd|Robert|Haas|1888|1960}}

===Full Scores=== |Editor={{LinkEd|Robert|Haas|1886|1960}}<br>{{LinkEd|Leopold|Nowak|1904|1991}}, revisions

... name was changed to Kistner & Siegel in 1923.<br><br> Though devasted the by allied bombing of Leipzig in 1944-45, the firm re-opened after the war in W Many of the editions of Probst were reissued by Kistner with the same plates but new title pages.<br />

...] (1919-1938). After World War II, the series' distribution was taken over by Akademische Druck- und Verlagsanstalt (1966 to present). :Edited by {{LinkEd|Johannes Evangelista|Habert}} (1833–1896) and {{LinkEd|Gustav Ad

===Vocal Scores=== ...e same year as Luckhardt. This may be a second edition (Edited and revised by Frank van der Stucken, New York).

===Scores and Parts=== ...lished (together with a reprint of part 1) in 1952, and was edited by Carl Haas (1913-2005). This part is copyrighted due to significant editorial addition

=====For 4 Recorders (Haas)===== |Performers=Eric Haas

[[Image:Haas pt kammertriofrzwei00haas cov.jpg|thumb|right|WV Cologne cover 1912]] ...rs such as Joseph Haas and Sandor Jemnitz, in addition to historical works by WF Bach. The Cologne company was related, at least from the 1920s to [[Tisc

Balmer & Weber published music in St. Louis from 1850 to 1907. It was founded by two first generation Americans of German origin.<br> ...nkName|Carl Heinrich|Weber}}'s marriage to a Jewish woman was frowned upon by the royal court at Koblenz, he thought it fitting to leave Germany. He came

... were acquired by [[Anton J. Benjamin]] in 1929, this edition is published by Benjamin since. For further info, please check these firms using links from | 1144 || {{LinkCompS|Joseph|Haas}} || Lose Blätter, Op.16 || || ||