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...r.rhul.ac.uk/2008/index.html|Hofmeisters Monatsberichte @ RHUL}} for works published between 1878 and 1900. Dates are dates of publication where not otherwise s * String Quartet in {{K|Ab}}, Op.22 (1905-1907)

...ction of the score issued in ca.1895 with the plate number D. F. 2389. The first edition of the full score (Plate D. S. & C. 2389) was 494 pages. |Misc. Notes=With stage manuscript directions (in French).

|Misc. Notes=Source: {{IArch|lp_violin-concerto-in-d-op-61_ludwig-van-beethoven-yehudi-menuhin-otto-k}} |Misc. Notes=Source: {{IArch|lp_violin-concerto-in-d-op-61_yehudi-menuhin-philharmonia-orchestra-wilh}}

...empo headings for the most part rather than the German headers used in the published score.)<br>{{MiscLib|DB|1|464000071|Mus.ms.autogr. Schumann, R. 38}} |Editor={{LinkEd|Alfred|Dörffel|1821|1905}}<br>{{LinkEd|Richard|Schmidt|1839|1920}}

==Works with Opus number== * Op.9 - Capriccio No.1 in A minor (André, 1898)

|Publisher Information={{ChopinScholtzEP|1|9462|(ca.1905)|9-23}} ...ing|High Quality Scanning]]<br>clean: cleaned the filtered score manually (in future I will omit this time-consuming part). I provide the original scanne

|Reprint=''Etudes, Children's Corner, Images Book II and other Works for Piano''<br>{{P|Dover Publications||Mineola||1992||}} |Misc. Notes=Chinese translations of expressions. Page 2 appears to be published much earlier (circa. 1950s).

...es=This autograph copy served as the model for the first edition to appear in Germany (the second edition). (Question- did it also serve as a model for ... composer's correspondence testify that his Berceuse and (3rd) sonata were published by the time a particular letter was written.)<br>#851157: {{SubmissionProje

|Editor={{LinkEd|Karl|Klauser|1823|1905}} |Editor={{LinkEd|Alfred|Dörffel|1821|1905}}<br>{{LinkEd|Richard|Schmidt|1839|ca.1924}}

|Publisher Information=Recorded in 1964 at Theatro Municipal de São Paulo. |Editor={{LinkEd|Alfred|Dörffel|1821|1905}}<br>{{LinkEd|Richard|Schmidt|1839|1920}}

|Publisher Information={{AmazonLinks|B0000CG94Q|''Robert Schumann Piano Works''}}<br>Delphian Records/Peter Bradley-Fulgoni |Editor={{LinkEd|Alfred|Dörffel|1821|1905}}<br>{{LinkEd|Richard|Schmidt|1839|1920}}

|Misc. Notes=Noted in the January, 1851 issue so possibly issued late in 1850. |Editor={{LinkEd|Alfred|Dörffel|1821|1905}}<br>{{LinkEd|Richard|Schmidt|1839|1920}}

|Editor={{LinkEd|Alfred|Dörffel}} (1821-1905) |File Description 5=Horn 1, 2 (in G), 3, 4 (in D)

|Misc. Notes=Original title page, plate numbers and appendix omitted in reprint<br>As with the ''Marche Slav'', the composer's quotation of ''God S |Misc. Notes=Restoring former Russian anthem ''God Save the Tsar''<br>Published with the permission of the editor

|Misc. Notes=Recorded 2015 in St. Paul's Hall, Huddersfield University.<br>(Peter Hill, sound engineer) |File Description 1=In fernem Land

== Works with Opus Number == *'''Op.1''' - {{LinkWorkN|Piano Quintet No.1 in C minor|Op.1|Dohnányi|Ernő|0}} (1895)

...uding the famous ''Pavane'' by Ravel. It was very productive, issuing 1500 works between 1900 and 1914. It was acquired by [[Max Eschig]] around 1922 or 192 ...number format normally included letter prefix and suffix: E. #### D. Dates in italics are estimated.

==Works with Opus Number== *'''Op.1''' - Concert Overture in E{{flat}} major (1898). Incomplete holograph score at Yale.

== Works with Opus Number == *'''Op.16''' - {{LinkWorkN|Valse-Impromptu|Op.16|Blumenfeld|Felix|0}} (published 1892)

...er S. Fischer joined the firm in the 1890s. From 1926 the headquarters was in Cooper Square, Manhattan. From 1945 to 1980 works by Howard Hanson, Norman Dello Joio, Lukas Foss, Peter Mennin, Douglas Moor