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Gustav Cohen, n.d.1880 .
Curatore
First edition (reprint)
Incisore
Leipzig: C.G. Röder.
Editore
Bonn: Gustav Cohen, n.d.1880 . Plate 51.
Ristampa
Berlin: Otto Wernthal, No. 432, n.d.1902 .
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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.
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Otto Wernthal, n.d.1902 .
Incisore
Leipzig: C.G. Röder.
Editore
Berlin: Otto Wernthal, n.d.1902 . Plate 51.
Ristampa
London: Merton Music, No. 4739, n.d.[1996-2010].
Osservazioni varie
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.
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.
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Gustav Cohen, n.d.1880 .
Curatore
First edition (reprint)
Incisore
Leipzig: C.G. Röder.
Editore
Bonn: Gustav Cohen, n.d.1880 . Plate 51.
Ristampa
Berlin: Otto Wernthal, No. 432, n.d.1902 .
Osservazioni varie
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.
Copyright
Otto Wernthal, n.d.1902 .
Incisore
Leipzig: C.G. Röder.
Editore
Berlin: Otto Wernthal, n.d.1902 . Plate 51.
Ristampa
London: Merton Music, No. 4739, n.d.[1996-2010].
Osservazioni varie
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.
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.
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