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|Alternative Title=Antonín Dvořák: Collected Works
|Year of First Publication=1954-1961 – Prague: [[Editio Supraphon|Státní nakladatelstv
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|Year of First Publication=1581 in ''Cantica B. Virginis vulgo Magnificat …'' (No.18)
... does not list a continuo part, even an ''ad libitum'' one, for any of his works. [[Missae, Magnificat, Motecta, Psalmi (Victoria, Tomás Luis de)#IMSLP2106
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|Misc. Notes={{Cypsub|<br>150dpi, grayscale tif (extracted from PDF)|1600 by 2070}}
|Misc. Notes=No. 6 (Lied) and No. 4 (Ballett), in that order -- published as ''Ballade et valse''.
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|Misc. Notes=Intabulation in french Lute-tablature for g-Lute and Violin. If performed I would look forw
|Year of First Publication=
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| [[Ach ewiges Wort, in Herz und Munde, TWV 1:9 (Telemann, Georg Philipp)|1 : 9]]
| Ach ewiges Wort, in Herz und Munde
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|Misc. Notes=Published in 1581 in ''{{NoComp|Hymni totius anni|Victoria, Tomás Luis de}}''. Setting of even
|Misc. Notes=Published in 1600 (according to Pedrell). Setting of odd verses only (plainsong omitted).
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...After long legal negotiations the Leipzig and Cologne firms were re-united in 2013.
...Friedrich Bartholomäus]] in Erfurt (excluding Edmund Bartholomäus’ own works).
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...e|Adolf|Sandberger}}, {{LinkName|Carl|Proske}}||[[Breitkopf und Härtel]]||In 21 volumes; reissued 1973
...|1956–95||{{LinkName|Siegfried|Hermelink}} and others||[[Bärenreiter]]||In 26 volumes
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...nded in Padua in 1908 by Guglielmo Zanibon (1878-1966). It moved to Milan in 1992 and is currently incorporated as part of the [[Ricordi]] Group. Accor
Zanibon is still active and by now has published over 7000 items.
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|Arranger={{LinkArr|Claude Le|Jeune}} (ca.1528-1600)
|Misc. Notes=Le Jeune's harmonization published Leiden, 1635
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|Publisher Information=Madrid: Typographia Regia, 1600.
...pturas''), 88–101½ (''Et in Spiritum''), 110½–120½ (''confiteor''); in its place is a duplicate of folio [4v]. (Bar numbers refer to [[Missa Alma
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...and pieces for clarinet or harmonium. It reprinted works first published in Itay, by Gobatti (songs), Ponchielli, Bellini, Donizettii (operas) Romani,
...rg. Portius' current catalog still contains many of its earlier successes: 1600 titles by Hermann Wenzel (under his own name and his pseudonym Georg Blüt
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..., until 1855. In the late 17th century Michael Endter published some vocal works by Samuel Capricornus, a contemporary of Schutz, and Schmelzer's violin son
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...ia'']]||1902–13||{{LinkName|Felipe|Pedrell}}||[[Breitkopf und Härtel]]||In 8 volumes
...ur]]||Venice||1572||V1421||33 motets and antiphons, reprinted and enlarged in 1583b
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#Lætatus sum in his quæ dicta sunt [Coro I à 4]
#Fiat pax in virtute tua – Gloria Patri [Tutti]
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... in 1979. It was published by ''London Pro Musica Edition'' and devoted to works of the Renaissance and Baroque composers, mainly chamber music pices.
| 4 || {{LinkName|Jacob|Regnart}}: 10 Lieder in Villanella Style || 1979 || LPM-TM4
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|First Performance=1945/03/30
...ed by Eric Greene and BBC Northern Orchestra, conducted by Charles Groves, in Manchester.
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