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* 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)

... a decree by V. I. Lenin. After nationalization in 1918 the firm was known by the acronym '''Gosmuzizdat''' (Госмузиздат), becoming '''Gosizda ...the State enterprise frequently reprinted items that had been first issued by Russian publishers [[P. Jurgenson|Jurgenson]], [[M.P. Belaieff|Belaieff]],

...06{{EN}}1877) to Richault et Cie. (1866-1893).<br><br>A third phase of the company's history began in 1878, when, after Guillaume's death, his son Léon (1839 * Full scores (some first appearance in score) of works by Mozart (edited by Rouhier), others

The company was run by five successive generations of the Leduc family: ... (son of Claude), Basile Crichton (nephew of Claude and Gilbert), assisted by their respective brothers, Jean Leduc and Michel Crichton.

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... Russian composer except Tchaikovsky, who was published by [[Jurgenson]]), by virtue of E R de M's acquistion of [[Gutheil]] in 1914. The period 1950 to ...lga Neuwirth, Michael Nyman, Kurt Schwertsik and Mark-Anthony Turnage. The company's New York branch has developed its own catalogue emphasizing the works of

...Austria, which resulted in a significant expansion of the publishing firm. By the time the firm passed into the hands of his son {{LinkName|Johann Anton| ...dre also bought the rights for a new lithographic printing method invented by Senefelder and Gleissner. The next two decades saw the release of numerous

Artaria was Vienna's first major music publishing house, operating from 1778 to about 1830.<br><br> ..., and Paris for the growing appetites of musicians in Vienna. The Parisian music publisher [[Huberty|Anton Huberty]] provided an initial investment. Moving

* Symphony No.2, Op.17 in C (premiered? 1873. Published?) * La passione di Gesù Cristo, 1767 - we have a Passion, perhaps this one, by Naumann uploaded

... took over, and Jochen Reutter has been the general editor since 1996. The company, located in Vienna, is still actively producing editions today. | Replaced by UT 50297/98; originally published by Universal Edition in 1969

...t the work meets the threshold of originality and is therefore protectable by copyright law. The Copyright Act of 1976 does not limit the definition of a ...' is when a work of authorship is in a tangible form that can be perceived by humans. According to [http://www.copyright.gov/title17/92chap1.html#101 17

...n of the publishing firm of Mme. Chanel. Heu's company was itself acquired by [[Louis Gregh]] in 1877 (1873?). ...estimated. The format for the firm's plate numbers followed the changes in company name.

===Full Scores=== ...r Information=Copyright © 2005 [[Special:Emailuser/Pml|Philip Legge]].<br>Published at [[cpdl:Zadok the Priest (George Frideric Handel)|CPDL]], 17 January 2006

...og are obscure today; however it published some more serious chamber works by Fritz Kauffmann, Emilie Mayer, Taubert and Raff. |1063 ||{{CSW|Michał Kleofas|Ogiński|4 National Polonaises}} ||