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===Full Scores=== |Publisher Information={{P|Boosey & Hawkes|Boosey & Son|New York||1924||H. & S. 6177}}

===Scores and Parts=== ...ncludes rehearsal letters for use with the arrangement for viola and piano by William Bunting.<br />Part available under "Arrangements and Transcriptions

===Full Scores=== ...overed by George Grove and {{LinkComp|Arthur|Sullivan}}. A holograph added by the editor can easily be identified on the autograph MS [[Media:PV-Schubert

===Vocal Scores=== |Publisher Information={{P|Boosey & Hawkes|Boosey & Co.|London|n.d.[1871]|1871||}}

...ished by Ricordi, whilst the uploader believes the rest of the opera to be by a French publisher (Durand or Choudon). ...dited by Troupenas. Violins I missing. <br>3rd and 4th cello solo replaced by 2 violas solo.

(Son of {{LinkComp|Evaristo Felice|Dall'Abaco}}) * Bassoon Scherzino in B-flat (pub.1901) (pub. by Evette&Schaefer and by Cundy-Bettoney (Curtis Institute, others have this version- plate 6007, 192

"Ave Maria" is spurious, actually by the Russian composer Vladimir Vavilov (1925-73) and copyrighted worldwide. ... 1, 2024 this work should now be in the public domain in Canada and can be published.

...eduction. One copy @ Bibliothèque musicale de Touraine, another at FLP.) (published 1891) *Rapsodie hongroise no.6, Op.121 (published 1903)

* 2nd cello sonata? (implied? by Worldcat listings?) * Lieder Opp.12, 38, 42 (published by Simrock, 1903)

===Full Scores=== ...rks though RISM gives dates as 1819{{EN}}21 (perhaps for reasons explained by Jähns) rather than to 1820.

...ected the company after its founder's death in 1863.<br><br> Gustav Bock's son Hugo (1848-1932) took over the reins next, acquiring the publisher [[Lauter ...1995, the firm was a limited family partnership. It was sold to [[Boosey & Hawkes]] in 1995.

The firm was founded in 1793 by Nicolaus Simrock (1751-1832) in Bonn. This city, like Mainz, [[Schott]]'s h ...st, became leader of the firm. The publishing company [[Eos]] was absorbed by Simrock in 1925.<br><br>

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|Publisher Information=Victor, 1920 (reissued by Naxos, 2004) ''For the first edition of the Overture, published by Walsh, see '''[[Overtures (Handel, George Frideric)]]'''<br>

[[Image:C Tay sonataindminor cov.jpg|thumb|right|Hawkes & Son cover (1917)]] [[Image:Fuolds Keltic Suite Pno cv.jpg|thumb|right|Hawkes & Son cover (1921)]]

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...ame 21=PMLP36804-Mozart - Don Giovanni (Fricsay, 1959) - 21 - Don Ottavio, son morta!.mp4 |File Description 21=Don Ottavio, son morta!

===Full Scores=== |Misc. Notes=This is the full score of movement 1-4 published by Kalmus that went with the parts available in the following section. The 4th

===Full Scores=== |Publisher Information={{P|Boosey & Hawkes|Boosey & Co.|London||1910||J.H. 4}}