Cavatine (No.1)
Spartiti
Spartiti
Robert Seitz, n.d.1871 .
Curatore
First edition (reprint)
Editore
Leipzig: Robert Seitz, n.d.1871 .
Ristampa
Raff-Album. Pianoforte-Musik.
Leipzig: Robert Seitz, n.d. Plate R.S. 585.
Leipzig: Robert Seitz, n.d. Plate R.S. 585.
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Publication first announced in January, 1871 issue so work probably published late in 1870.
Copyright
La Fileuse (No.2)
La Fileuse (No.2)
J. Hamelle, n.d (ca.1880).
William A. Pond & Co., 1882.
Curatore
Albert Ross Parsons (1847-1933)
Editore
New York: William A. Pond & Co., 1882. Plate 10494.
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This file is from the MIT archive project.
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Unidentified Publisher, n.d.(ca.1879 or 1896?). Plate 68a.
Curatore
William Mason (1829–1908)
Editore
Unidentified Publisher, n.d.(ca.1879 or 1896?). Plate 68a.
Ristampa
New York: G. Schirmer, 1896.
Osservazioni varie
Original scans: 600dpi, grayscale, losslessly-compressed tif files approximately 5600 by 7500 pixels. De-skewed, converted to black and white, and set uniform margins. If this is truly Schirmer's plate number 68 it would place the original publication in the mid-1860s before Raff even wrote the piece.
Well, no, there can be several explanations for that.
(1) WorldCat gives plate 12445a for Vol.369. 68 might be from something else? ... Or more interestingly and more convincingly, (2) this could be WorldCat, published by Edward Schuberth & Co., edited by Mason and Henselt perhaps in the late 1870s (one of Schuberth's E.S.-less plates, like the Matzka sonata from 1879) (and possibly later reprinted by Schirmer in the 1896 edition. I see the 1896 copyright information from Schirmer, but it does not prove that it is an original Schirmer edition; it might be a Schirmer reprint.
Well, no, there can be several explanations for that.
(1) WorldCat gives plate 12445a for Vol.369. 68 might be from something else? ... Or more interestingly and more convincingly, (2) this could be WorldCat, published by Edward Schuberth & Co., edited by Mason and Henselt perhaps in the late 1870s (one of Schuberth's E.S.-less plates, like the Matzka sonata from 1879) (and possibly later reprinted by Schirmer in the 1896 edition. I see the 1896 copyright information from Schirmer, but it does not prove that it is an original Schirmer edition; it might be a Schirmer reprint.
Copyright
C.F. Peters, n.d.
Curatore
Adolf Ruthardt (1849–1934)
Editore
Kompositionen für Pianoforte solo
Leipzig: C.F. Peters, n.d. Plate 9581.
Leipzig: C.F. Peters, n.d. Plate 9581.
Osservazioni varie
Scanned at 600dpi, cleaned with 2-point algorithm, additional manual cleaning.
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Cavatine (No.1)
Cavatine (No.1)
Cavatine (No.1)
Cavatine (No.1)
Robert Seitz, n.d.1871 .
Curatore
First edition (reprint)
Editore
Leipzig: Robert Seitz, n.d.1871 .
Ristampa
Raff-Album. Pianoforte-Musik.
Leipzig: Robert Seitz, n.d. Plate R.S. 585.
Leipzig: Robert Seitz, n.d. Plate R.S. 585.
Osservazioni varie
Publication first announced in January, 1871 issue so work probably published late in 1870.
Copyright
La Fileuse (No.2)
La Fileuse (No.2)
La Fileuse (No.2)
La Fileuse (No.2)
J. Hamelle, n.d (ca.1880).
La Fileuse (No.2)
La Fileuse (No.2)
William A. Pond & Co., 1882.
Curatore
Albert Ross Parsons (1847-1933)
Editore
New York: William A. Pond & Co., 1882. Plate 10494.
Osservazioni varie
This file is from the MIT archive project.
Copyright
La Fileuse (No.2)
La Fileuse (No.2)
Unidentified Publisher, n.d.(ca.1879 or 1896?). Plate 68a.
Curatore
William Mason (1829–1908)
Editore
Unidentified Publisher, n.d.(ca.1879 or 1896?). Plate 68a.
Ristampa
New York: G. Schirmer, 1896.
Osservazioni varie
Original scans: 600dpi, grayscale, losslessly-compressed tif files approximately 5600 by 7500 pixels. De-skewed, converted to black and white, and set uniform margins. If this is truly Schirmer's plate number 68 it would place the original publication in the mid-1860s before Raff even wrote the piece.
Well, no, there can be several explanations for that.
(1) WorldCat gives plate 12445a for Vol.369. 68 might be from something else? ... Or more interestingly and more convincingly, (2) this could be WorldCat, published by Edward Schuberth & Co., edited by Mason and Henselt perhaps in the late 1870s (one of Schuberth's E.S.-less plates, like the Matzka sonata from 1879) (and possibly later reprinted by Schirmer in the 1896 edition. I see the 1896 copyright information from Schirmer, but it does not prove that it is an original Schirmer edition; it might be a Schirmer reprint.
Well, no, there can be several explanations for that.
(1) WorldCat gives plate 12445a for Vol.369. 68 might be from something else? ... Or more interestingly and more convincingly, (2) this could be WorldCat, published by Edward Schuberth & Co., edited by Mason and Henselt perhaps in the late 1870s (one of Schuberth's E.S.-less plates, like the Matzka sonata from 1879) (and possibly later reprinted by Schirmer in the 1896 edition. I see the 1896 copyright information from Schirmer, but it does not prove that it is an original Schirmer edition; it might be a Schirmer reprint.
Copyright
La Fileuse (No.2)
La Fileuse (No.2)
C.F. Peters, n.d.
Curatore
Adolf Ruthardt (1849–1934)
Editore
Kompositionen für Pianoforte solo
Leipzig: C.F. Peters, n.d. Plate 9581.
Leipzig: C.F. Peters, n.d. Plate 9581.
Osservazioni varie
Scanned at 600dpi, cleaned with 2-point algorithm, additional manual cleaning.
Copyright