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This firm in Bonn operated from circa 1835 until 1843. It was founded by Franz Joseph Mompour (1782-1842), organist at St Remigius in Bonn; in 1843, after his death, the firm was bought by Fürstner.
Mompour's catalog covered a wide range of musical genres, both vocal — solo songs, male voice choral songs, oratorios,sacred and secular songs; and instrumental — from large scale (symphonies by H. Neumann and Attern) to small chamber works for two violins, or trios for flute, violin and guitar. One unusual combination was a concertino for clarinet, bassoon and orchestra by Heinrich Neumann (Op.37).
Mompour's plate numbers were issued in a regular chronological fashion. Plate numbers appear in the following format: ###. Dates in italics are estimated.
Plate | Composer | Work | Year |
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106 | Woelfl | Piano Sonata in C minor | 1835 |
171 | Ries | Souvenir d'Italie, Op.183 (parts) | 1836 |
204 | Ries | Die Könige in Israel, Op.186 (full & vocal scores) | 1837 |
224 | Klein | Sonata for Piano 4 hands | 1838 |