Sheet music
Scores and Parts
Auguste Leduc, n.d.(ca.1820?).
Publisher
Paris: Auguste Leduc, n.d.(ca.1820?). Plate 200.
Misc. Notes
This file is part of the Sibley Mirroring Project. Auguste Leduc / Le Duc's enterprise was continued by his widow (he died in 1823) until she went bankrupt in 1831. So in the event, this was published by 1831. As the score specifies only "A. Boieldieu", that at least seems to suggest the work is probably by François-Adrien Boieldieu and not, as could be, by his younger composing relative Adrien (born 1815.) (Since F-A Boieldieu composed another set of trios Opus 5, on his own publishing "label" - 3 string trios - indeed in 1820 (see BdlF 1820 p.535) - one is naturally curious whether there's something one's missed here...)
Copyright
Maurice Senart, 1923.
Editor
Georges de Saint-Foix (1874-1954)
Publisher
Paris: Maurice Senart, 1923. Plate E.M.S. 5379.
Misc. Notes
Unused score from the Coutan archives.
Copyright
Auguste Leduc, n.d.(ca.1820?).
Publisher
Paris: Auguste Leduc, n.d.(ca.1820?). Plate 200.
Misc. Notes
This file is part of the Sibley Mirroring Project. Auguste Leduc / Le Duc's enterprise was continued by his widow (he died in 1823) until she went bankrupt in 1831. So in the event, this was published by 1831. As the score specifies only "A. Boieldieu", that at least seems to suggest the work is probably by François-Adrien Boieldieu and not, as could be, by his younger composing relative Adrien (born 1815.) (Since F-A Boieldieu composed another set of trios Opus 5, on his own publishing "label" - 3 string trios - indeed in 1820 (see BdlF 1820 p.535) - one is naturally curious whether there's something one's missed here...)
Copyright
Maurice Senart, 1923.
Editor
Georges de Saint-Foix (1874-1954)
Publisher
Paris: Maurice Senart, 1923. Plate E.M.S. 5379.
Misc. Notes
Unused score from the Coutan archives.
Copyright