C. Mitchell

Historical Publication Info

History

London based music seller and publisher, founded c.1808 by Charles Mitchell. He was previously (c.1802-1808) in partnership with Lavenu as Lavenu & Mitchell. Published in association with William Mitchell, who was based at the New Bond Street premises.
Succeeded c.1825 by piano maker Thomas Garlick at the Southampton Row premises.

Imprints, Addresses, Agencies

Imprints

C. Mitchell
C. & W. Mitchell
W. Mitchell
Printed & Sold by C. Mitchell, at his Musical Circulating Library & Instrument Warerooms, 51, Southampton Row, Russell Square
Mitchell's Musical Library & Instrument Warehouse
W. Mitchell at his Musical Circulating Library & Instrument Warehouse
Published by Thos. Garlick, Piano Forte Makers ... Successor to C. Mitchell

Addresses

C. Mitchell

51, Southampton Row, Russell Square (c.1808-1814)
159, New Bond Street, opposite Clifford Street (c.1815)
13, Southampton Row, Russell Square (c.1814-1825)

W. & C. Mitchell

28, New Bond Street, and 13, Southampton Row, Russell Sq.

Mitchell's Musical Library & Instrument Warehouse

159, New Bond Street, opposite Clifford Street
28, New Bond Street (near Conduit Street)

W. Mitchell

159, New Bond Street, opposite Clifford Street (c.1811-1821)
28, New Bond Street (c.1821-1827)

Thomas Garlick

13, Southampton Row, Russell Square (c.1825)

Plate Numbers

Plate #	Full Plate	Composer	Work	IMSLP #	Full Year	Year

Sources Consulted

Kidson: British music publishers, printers and engravers, etc

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