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The Viennese publisher Rörich published a wide range of music from 1885. Most of its catalog was of light music for domestic use: dances for piano and songs with piano accompaniment.
At the same time some other genres were represented: there were some larger works of chamber music by Heinrich Molbe, and some church music such as Kirchenmusik-Werke oesterreichischer Meister, hrsg. vom Kirchenmusik-Verein an der Votivkirche in Wien edited by Theobald Kretschmann. There were also many works for zither.
Some covers suggest that Rörich took over Wessely & Büsing, although the latter firm was taken over by Vinzenz Kratochwill in 1885, then by Bosworth in 1889.
Rörich itself was bought by Bosworth in about 1907.
Prefixes: Typically F.R. for publications originating with Rörich (that were not republications from Wessely.)
| Plate | Composer | Work | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 52–53 | Molbe | String Quintet, Op.44 (score&parts) | 1896 |
| 61 | Molbe | Nonett, Op.61 (parts) | 1897 |
| 64 | Molbe | Sextet for Strings, Op.64 (parts) | 1897 |
| 83 | Molbe | Octet, Op.47 (full score) | 1898 |
| 2743 | Molbe | Decett, Op.91 (score & parts) | |
| 2859 | Bass | Romance fantastique, Op.12 (score & pt.) | 1905 |
