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Brambach, Carl Joseph

Brambach, Carl Joseph

Piano Quartet No.2, Op.43

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4 movements

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Piano Quartet No.2, Op.43
Piano Quartet No.2, Op.43

Public Domain

Gustav Cohen, n.d.1880 .

Revisor

First edition (reprint)

Grabador

Leipzig: C.G. Röder.

Editorial

Bonn: Gustav Cohen, n.d.1880 . Plate 51.

Reimpresión

Berlin: Otto Wernthal, No. 432, n.d.1902 .

Observaciones varias

Original images: ca.300dpi color tif files approx. 3320 by 4110 pixels. Editing: re-sampled to 600dpi, converted to black and white tif files, de-skewed, and set uniform margins.

Derechos de autor

Complete Score and String Parts

Otto Wernthal, n.d.1902 .

Grabador

Leipzig: C.G. Röder.

Editorial

Berlin: Otto Wernthal, n.d.1902 . Plate 51.

Reimpresión

London: Merton Music, No. 4739, n.d.[1996-2010].

Observaciones varias

This file is part of the Merton-Ourtext Project.
Wernthal may not have been founded until the 1890s and seems to have moved to Berlin only in 1899 (when they also published/republished Brambach's Op.42- and many higher op. nos. of his), to judge from HMB notices at any rate... Plate number of 51 is possibly Cohen's as Wernthal's plates typically had a prefix of O.W and Wernthal acquired Cohen in 1899.

Derechos de autor

Complete Score and Parts

Piano Quartet No.2, Op.43

4 movements

Más información

Gustav Cohen, n.d.1880 .

Revisor

First edition (reprint)

Grabador

Leipzig: C.G. Röder.

Editorial

Bonn: Gustav Cohen, n.d.1880 . Plate 51.

Reimpresión

Berlin: Otto Wernthal, No. 432, n.d.1902 .

Observaciones varias

Original images: ca.300dpi color tif files approx. 3320 by 4110 pixels. Editing: re-sampled to 600dpi, converted to black and white tif files, de-skewed, and set uniform margins.

Derechos de autor

Otto Wernthal, n.d.1902 .

Grabador

Leipzig: C.G. Röder.

Editorial

Berlin: Otto Wernthal, n.d.1902 . Plate 51.

Reimpresión

London: Merton Music, No. 4739, n.d.[1996-2010].

Observaciones varias

This file is part of the Merton-Ourtext Project.
Wernthal may not have been founded until the 1890s and seems to have moved to Berlin only in 1899 (when they also published/republished Brambach's Op.42- and many higher op. nos. of his), to judge from HMB notices at any rate... Plate number of 51 is possibly Cohen's as Wernthal's plates typically had a prefix of O.W and Wernthal acquired Cohen in 1899.

Derechos de autor