C.C. Lose

Historical Publication Info

Lose cover 1820s

Lose & Olsen cover 1840s

Lumbye dance cover

Lose & Delbanco cover 1850s

1 History
2 Imprints, Addresses, Agencies
- 2.1 Imprints
- 2.2 Addresses
3 Plate Numbers
4 Sources Consulted
5 Links

History

Lose, along with Horneman & Erslev, was Denmark's main music publisher in the first three quarters of the 19th century, just as Hansen was in the following 75 years.
Carl Christian Lose (1787-1835) founded the firm in Copenhagen in 1821, and Peter Wilhelm Olsen (1791-1859) became a partner in 1835. From 1846 Carl Christian Lose the younger (1821-1892) managed the firm with Otto Hermann Delbanco (1821 -1890) until he sold it to Hansen in 1872.
Lose published many works by Friedrich Kuhlau (1820-50, mainly piano) and Hans Christian Lumbye, (Denmark's Johann Strauss), and a few early works by Gade.

Imprints, Addresses, Agencies

Imprints

C.C. Lose
C.C. Lose & Olsen
Lose & Delbanco

Addresses

Copenhagen

Plate Numbers

Lose and Delbanco plate numbers are in the format of ####. Dates in italics are estimated.

Plate	Composer	Work	Year
2060	Gade	30 Scandinavian Folksongs	1850s
2364	Weyse	Romancer og sange	1856 (2nd ed.)
2488	Bechgaard	4 Fantasiestykker, Op.2	1869

Sources Consulted

COPAC
HMB

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