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# [[#Voice|Vocal Works]] # [[#Organ|Organ Works]]

..., MI, 1987), pp. 233–264. The appendix consists of lost works and extant works of uncertain authorship. == Works ==

... 1, 2024 this work should now be in the public domain in Canada and can be published. * Piano Trio, Op.5 (held by a library in Chile, by RCM London, UDK Berlin, and elsewhere?)

* Symphony (in E) (pub. 1904) * Symphony no.2 in A major (1908, pub. Demets 1909 in Pf duet reduction)

...rint became Veuve (Vve.) Richault Mere. The firm was sold to [[Costallat]] in June, 1898. * Full scores (some first appearance in score) of works by Mozart (edited by Rouhier), others

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... in Marienkirche in Lubeck.jpg|thumb|Buxtehude's Organ in the Marienkirche in Lübeck]] * '''BuxWV''' — numbering as given in Georg Karstädt, ''Thematisch-Systematisches Verzeichnis der Musikalischen

|Publisher Information={{P||Gasparo Pietra Santa|Rome|n.d.[1700]|1700}} |Publisher Information={{P|John Walsh||London|n.d.[1700]|1700||}}

|Arranger={{LinkArr|Michel|Blavet}} (1700-1768) |Work Title=Suite in E major

All works are opera seria in three acts, unless otherwise stated. |Music reused in ''Amadigi''

.... Walsh was the pre-eminent English music publisher of his day. He was the first publisher to be named as music seller to the crown.²<br><br> ...as springing up and piracy was rampant. Handel had Walsh print ''Rinaldo'' in 1711, and from that Walsh claimed to have made £1500.<br><br>

==Original works== ....11 (Durand, ca.1900) (also transcribed for piano solo by the composer and published ca.1900)

...wn by the surviving partner's name A. Noël (later P. Noël) and continued in operation at least until 1950. ...ublisher [[P. Jurgenson]]) the rights to French and Belgian publication of works by {{LinkComp|Pyotr|Tchaikovsky}}. (See {{plain|http://en.tchaikovsky-resea

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

... the catalogue was finally absorbed by [[Enoch|Enoch Frères & Costallat]] in 1891. ...his main premises to 140 rue St Honoré (with various subsidiary addresses in the boulevard Montmartre)"

... d'Azur] or French Riviera. The French national library catalog lists 635 works, mainly between 1881 and 1950.<br><br> Paul Decourcelle's plate numbers are of the format of P.D. ####. Dates in italics are estimated.

...' (1889). Its last publication in the BNF catalog is of Jack Ledru (1922-) in 1967. ...ot be confused with [[Jobert|John Jobert ''or'' Editions Jobert]], founded in 1921.

...rumental arrangements). The major Parisian opera composers of the day were in the catalog: {{LinkName|Daniel François Esprit|Auber}}, {{LinkName|Ambrois Bernard Latte's plate numbers were issued in the form B.L. ####. Dates in italics are estimated.

... band, and dances for piano. Also, like [[C.F. Schmidt]] of Heilbronn, it published a great deal of music for wind instruments, especially clarinet by {{LinkNa ...lar chronological fashion. Plate numbers are in the format of #### . Dates in italics are estimated.

* '''Librettists''' — authors of texts used in the work. * '''Published''' — the earliest-known publication of the work.