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

...eduction. One copy @ Bibliothèque musicale de Touraine, another at FLP.) (published 1891) *Rapsodie hongroise no.6, Op.121 (published 1903)

...the US have this, and one in Hamburg, at least acc. to Worldcat) (Reviewed in the 16 November 1904 NZM) The surviving output appeared in ''Das Singbuch des Adam Puschman'' (Leipzig 1909)

==Works with opus number== The following is a list of compositions by Antonio Vivaldi that were published during his lifetime and assigned an opus number.

|Opus/Catalogue Number=Op.1 (so called by the publisher, not in accordance with the usual worklist) # {{LinkWorkN|Concerto in E minor|Op.1 No.1|Tessarini|Carlo|0}}

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

...ontinued operating the business with her son Pierre I until her retirement in 1607. ... 25 books of chansons between 1551 and 1585 (making 1,963 chansons). Works published included many of {{LinkCompS|Orlande de|Lassus}}, and many others. The mate

| [[Ach ewiges Wort, in Herz und Munde, TWV 1:9 (Telemann, Georg Philipp)|1 : 9]] | Ach ewiges Wort, in Herz und Munde

|Publisher Information=Venice: Domenico Lovisa, 1724 |Publisher Information=Venice: Domenico Lovisa, 1724-26.

...he name of the original composer and title of the original works are given first, with details of Liszt's adaptation below. ... linked from this page. For a complete listing of all works, see [[List of works by Franz Liszt]]''

... was also the first music publisher to number his editions. This commenced in 1716 with numbering his stock randomly; thereafter all editions were number ...f Corelli, including the famous edition of the Op.5 with ornaments written in. While Roger plagiarized prolifically, he had to deal with [[Pierre Mortier

|File Description 1=1. Concerto in C major #Concerto in {{K|C}} (H 190)

====Theoretical Works==== :*'''The Craft of Musical Composition: Exercises in Two-part Writing''': English Translation by Otto Ortmann, 1941.

...e therefore dissolved his business partnership with Monteclair on July 17, 1724. The alliance of Boivin with Ballard proved a profitable one and the reput ...t she published exceeded that of her husband. Upon the death of her father in May 1750, she retired, selling the business and store to Marc Bayard. She

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===Instrumental Works=== ...[Premier livre de pièces de clavecin, RCT 1 (Rameau, Jean-Philippe)|Suite in A minor]]

...tata Chorales (Graupner, Christoph)]]. Below is a list of all the chorales in his 1356 cantatas for Sundays and feast days of the liturgical calendar. Pl *'''Chorale Numbering''' is chronological. The date of '''first performance''' is ascertained from the '''liturgical occasion''' (clearly m