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...er) though not of Op.69 No.2 (first published by Wildt of Cracow in 1852); first appearance, also, of the two together. ....org/wiki/Jagiellonian_Library Jagiellonian Library] in Krakow. It differs in many details from the current version.

...ays Debussy<br>''Masters of the Piano Roll, Vol.2<br>Middlesex: Dal Segno, 2004. ...AmazonDtl|0486271455|''Etudes, Children's Corner, Images Book II and other Works for Piano''}}<br>{{P|Dover Publications||Mineola||1992||}}

...uding the famous ''Pavane'' by Ravel. It was very productive, issuing 1500 works between 1900 and 1914. It was acquired by [[Max Eschig]] around 1922 or 192 ...number format normally included letter prefix and suffix: E. #### D. Dates in italics are estimated.

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...er S. Fischer joined the firm in the 1890s. From 1926 the headquarters was in Cooper Square, Manhattan. From 1945 to 1980 works by Howard Hanson, Norman Dello Joio, Lukas Foss, Peter Mennin, Douglas Moor

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|Misc. Notes=Performed 4 December 2004, Mandel Hall. From {{IArch|uso20041204}}. ...using LilyPond with high resolution with TrueType fonts<br>from Dvořák's Works, Ser.3, Vol.7, ed. O. Šourek (Plate H 1535).

[[Image:Jurg works.jpg|thumb|right|Works ca.1900]] ...сон) was founded in 1861 by Pyotr Ivanovich Jurgenson (1836-1904). Born in Tallinn (then called Reval), Jurgenson worked as a music engraver from 1855

|Misc. Notes={{SibleyProject}}<br>String parts on two staves in the piano score |Editor={{LinkEd|Fred|Nachbaur|1951|2004}}

# [[#Original works|Original Works]] ## [[#Sacred choral works|Sacred Choral Works]]

* Ave Maria in C major (1899) (autograph at Biblioteca di Archeologia e Storia dell'Arte, * String Quartet in F Op.8 (Enoch, pub.1901) (BNF has this score)

*3 String Quartets, Opp.41-43 (p.1862 or possibly 1858? Republished in 2008, but original version should be used. Dedicated to his friend Edward *Symphony No.2 in E major, Op.48, pub. 1863? (full score at Boston Public Library. also, poss

...be no publication date on the score or the title page(? unless not scanned in), unusually for Belaieff. ... score, etc. published earlier (1899), overture separately published later in 1900.

...zsektor''' (Госиздат Музсектор) in 1922, and '''Muzgiz''' in 1930. From 1964 to 2006 it was known as '''Muzyka''' (Музыка). ...l the 1930s, the State enterprise frequently reprinted items that had been first issued by Russian publishers [[P. Jurgenson|Jurgenson]], [[M.P. Belaieff|Be

== Works with Opus Number == *'''Op.1''' - {{LinkWorkN|Scherzo|Op.1|Moszkowski|Moritz|0}} in B{{flat}} major

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...1970 to 1985, [[Bärenreiter|Bärenreiter-Verlag]] also published Series I in cooperation with EMB. From 1985, EMB continued to independently publish new *I. Solo piano works (1970-85)

|Misc. Notes=text in German, French and Italian |File Description 4=4th version (published as Op.1)

...te pressing: {{plain|https://archive.org/details/lp_paganini-concerto-no-1-in-d-major-wieniaw_michael-rabin-sir-eugene-goossens-philharm/|Capitol Records |Misc. Notes=Facsimile edition of orchestral score in E-flat Major.

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