DAVID WHITWELL

A Catalog of Wind Repertoire before the Twentieth Century

for One to Five Players

SECOND EDITION

THE HISTORY AND LITERATURE OF THE WIND BANDAND WIND ENSEMBLE, VOLUME 11

A Catalog of Wind Repertoire before the

Twentieth Century for One to Five Players

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A Catalog of Wind Repertoire before the

Twentieth Century for One to Five Players

THE HISTORY AND LITERATURE OF THE WIND BAND AND WIND ENSEMBLE, VOLUME 11

EDITED BY CRAIG DABELSTEIN

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Foreword ix Instrumentation code xi Text abbreviations xii Library abbreviations xiii Acknowledgement xvii

Part 1 Music With One Wind Instrument Solo Flute 3 Solo Oboe 102 Solo Oboe d’Amore 125 Solo English horn 126 Solo Clarinet 127 Solo Basset horn 149 Solo Bassoon 150 Solo Trumpet 158 Solo Horn 163 Solo Trombone 175

Part 2 Music With Two Wind Instruments Two Flutes 181 Flute and Oboe 228 Flute and English horn 231 Flute and Clarinet 232 Flute and Bassoon 233 Flute and Trumpet 234 Flute and Horn 234 Two Oboes 235 Oboe and English horn 238 Oboe and Clarinet 239 Oboe and Bassoon 239 Oboe and Trumpet 241 Oboe and Horn 241 Two Clarinets 242 Clarinet and Bassoon 247 Clarinet and Horn 249 Two Basset Horns 250 Two Bassoons 250 Two Trumpets 254

Contents

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Trumpet and Bassoon 255 Trumpet and Trombone 256 Two Horns 256 Horn and Bassoon 263 Horn and Trumpet 263 Horn and Trombone 264 Two Trombones 264 Part 3 Music With Three Wind Instruments Three Flutes 267 Two Flutes and English horn 271 Two Flutes and Bassoon 271 Two Flutes and Trombone 272 Flute, Oboe, and Clarinet 272 Flute, Oboe, and Bassoon 273 Flute, Oboe, and Trumpet 274 Flute, Oboe, and Horn 274 Flute, English horn, and Bassoon 274 Flute, Clarinet, and Bassoon 274 Flute, Horn, and Bassoon 275 Three Oboes 275 Two Oboes and Flute 276 Two Oboes and English horn 276 Two Oboes and Bassoon 276 Oboe, English horn, and Bassoon 277 Oboe, Clarinet, and Bassoon 277 Oboe, Bassoon, and Trumpet 278 Oboe, Horn, and Bassoon 278 Three Clarinets 279 Two Clarinets and Flute 280 Two Clarinets and Bassoon 280 Two Clarinets and Horn 282 Clarinet, Horn, and Bassoon 282 Clarinet, Trumpet, and Trombone 283 Three Basset horns 284 Two Basset horns and Clarinet 284 Two Basset horns and Horn 284 Two Bassoons and Horn 284 Three Trumpets 285 Two Trumpets and Clarinet 285

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Two Cornetti and Bassoon 285 Three Horns 286 Two Horns and Flute 287 Two Horns and Oboe 287 Two Horns and English horn 288 Two Horns and Clarinet 288 Two Horns and Bassoon 288 Two Horns and Trumpet 289 Two Horns and Trombone 289 Two Horns and Tuba 289 Three Trombones 289 Two Trombones and Cornetto 291

Part 4 Music With Four Wind Instruments Four Flutes 295 Three Flutes and Clarinet 296 Three Flutes and Bassoon 296 Two Flutes, Oboe, and Bassoon 296 Two Flutes, Clarinet, and Bassoon 296 Two Flutes, and two Cornetti 296 Two Flutes and two Horns 297 Flute, Oboe, English horn, and Bassoon 297 Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, and Bassoon 297 Flute, Oboe, and two Basset horns 298 Flute, Oboe, Bassoon, and Trumpet 298 Flute, Oboe, Horn, and Bassoon 298 Flute, Clarinet, Horn, and Bassoon 299 Flute, two English horns, and Bassoon 301 Flute, Trumpet, Horn, and Trombone 301 Flute, two Trumpets, and Horn 301 Flute, two Horns, and Bassoon 301 Two Oboes and two Bassoons 301 Two Oboes and two Trumpets 302 Two Oboes and two Horns 302 Oboe, Clarinet, Horn, and Bassoon 302 Oboe, Clarinet, and two Horns 303 Oboe, two Horns, and Bassoon 304 Four Clarinets 304 Two Clarinets and two Bassoons 304 Two Clarinets and two Horns 305

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Two Clarinets, Horn, and Bassoon 306 Two Clarinets, Horn, and Trombone 306 Clarinet, English horn, Basset horn, and Bassoon 307 Clarinet, two Horns, and Bassoon 307 Four Trumpets 307 Two Trumpets and two Horns 308 Trumpet, two Horns, and Trombone 308 Four Horns 308 Two Horns and two Bassoons 310 Two Horns and two Trombones 311 Four Trombones 311 Three Trombones and Cornetto 312 Part 5 Music With Five Wind Instruments Five Flutes 315 Three Flutes and two Oboes 315 Three Flutes, Oboe, and Bassoon 315 Two Flutes, two Oboes, and Bassoon 315 Two Flutes, Oboe, Clarinet, and Horn 315 Flute, two Clarinets, and two Horns 316 Flute, two Clarinets, Horn, and Bassoon 316 Flute, two Horns, and two Bassoons 316 Flute, Clarinet, two Horns, and Bassoon 316 Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Horn, and Bassoon 317 Flute, English horn, two Horns, and Bassoon 320 Two Oboes, Clarinet, Horn, and Bassoon 320 Two Oboes, two Horns, and Bassoon 320 Two Oboes, two Trumpets, and Bassoon 321 Two Oboes, Trumpet, and two Horns 321 Two Oboes, Oboe d’Amore, English horn, and Bassoon 321 Oboe, two Basset horns, and two Bassoons 321 Five Bassoons 322 Five Trumpets 322 Two Trumpets and three Trombones 322 Cornetti and Trombones 322 Five Horns 323 Four Horns and Trombone 323

Index 325 About The Author 345

Foreword

In assembling materials for the volumes of The History and Literature of the Wind Band and Wind Ensemble the focus of my work was in music for ensembles of six wind instruments or larger. In the course of looking through many European libraries for such material, I was, of course, aware of an even more enormous repertoire of music for single winds or for small ensembles. Even though such repertoire was not central to my own research, it was always clear to me that this reper-toire was part of the history of wind ensembles. The music for smaller ensembles, for example, give us a record of the kind of music played in smaller palace rooms or for more private audiences. It was for these same circumstances that composers provided the repertoire given here for solo wind instruments. Among these the flute was a special problem for the intona-tion problems of the early form of the instrument caused it to be generally excluded from the larger indoor Hautboisten and Harmoniemusik ensembles. While the flute is therefore rarely mentioned in contemporary reviews of wind ensemble perfor-mances, we trust that the extensive list of solo flute repertoire included here will shed some light on their activities.

It was clear to me from the beginning that one lifetime would not be enough to write down information on every-thing I was seeing in European libraries, hence the limitation mentioned above, I did, from time to time, write down titles and call-numbers of some works for smaller ensembles which interested me for one reason or another. The purpose of this volume is to make these works and their sources available to whomever is interested.

As a matter of record, and for the purpose of helping estab-lish the known repertoire for solo and smaller ensembles of winds before 1900, I have included, in addition to the music which I found in European libraries, references to similar music found in the following three works:

1. [1] A Catalog published at the end of the eighteenth cen-tury in Vienna by Johann Traeg. Traeg was one of two music dealers in Vienna who maintained a business of

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supplying on demand manuscript copies of music which he had on hand. His extensive collection gives us an important insight into works which existed at that time, but which were never published.

2. The Dictionary of Musicians (London, 1825) by John S. Sainsbury is one of the earliest encyclopedias of composers and their music. While his information is often incomplete, many composers even lacking first names, on the other hand, Sainsbury provides valuable and interesting first-hand personal information about many composers who are today virtually unknown to today’s performers.

3. Die Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart (Basel: Barenre-iter, 1958). I have included all the references for solo and small ensemble music from this great modern encyclo-pedia, which I give following the abbreviation MGG. For the most part, inclusion of repertoire in this ency-clopedia can be taken to mean that the music probably actually still exists today. Often the articles in MGG do not give the library sources for each composition, but do preface their information by indicating the librar-ies where most of the composer’s music can be found. Therefore the reader should consult MGG for this infor-mation relative to the music he is interested in.

In the case of the composers and names of instruments and compositions for the music which I found in libraries, I have given here the spellings as they occur in the original sources.

David WhitwellAustin, Texas

As an abbreviation for wind instrumentation I use a code of 0000-0000, representing: flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon - trumpet, horn, trombone, tuba.

Thus: 3000- means a work for three flutes -204 means a work for two trumpets and four trombones 1-1; 2 cornetts means bassoon, trumpet, and two cornetts.

Instrumentation Code

MS ManuscriptEP Early PrintMP Modern Print (after 1900)cb bass-continuobass bass-continuo

Text Abbreviations

Where the location of a manuscript or early print is known, the library is given in abbrevia-tion following the code of the international RISM system. Shelf-marks, or call-numbers, when known, are given immediately after the library abbreviations.

Austria

A:Llm Linz, Oberosterreichisches LandesmuseumA:Sca Salzburg, Museum Carolino AugusteumA:TU Tulln, Katholisches PfarramtA:Wgm Vienna, Gesellschaft der MusikfreundeA:Wn Vienna, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek

Belgium

B:Bc Brussels, Conservatoire Royal de MusiqueB:Lc Liège, Conservatoire Royal de Musique

Switzerland

CH:Bu Basel, Öffentliche Bibliothek der Universität BaselCH:EN Engelberg, BenediktinerstiftCH:Zz Zürich, Zentralbibliothek

Czechoslovakia

CS:KRa Kromeríz, Státní zamek a zahradyCS:Pnm Prague, Národni muzeum

Germany

D:B Berlin, Staatsbibliothek der Stiftung Preussischer KulturbesitzD:BAs Bamberg, StaatsbibliothekD:Dlb Dresden, Sächische LandesbibliothekD:DS Darmstadt, Hessische Landes- und HochschulbibliothekD:Es Eichstätt, Staats- und Seminarbibliothek

Library Abbreviations for this Catalog

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D:F Frankfurt, Stadt- und UniversitätsbibliothekD:HR Harburg, Fürstlich Oettingen-Wallerstein’sche BibliothekD:KA Karlsruhe, Badische LandesbibliothekD:Lr Lüneburg, RatsbüchereiD:LEm Leipzig, Musikbibliothek der Stadt LeipzigD:Mbs Munich, Bayerische StaatsbibliothekD:Nst Nürnberg, StadtbibliothekD:NL Nördlingen, StadtarchivD:ROu Rostock, UniversitätsbibliothekD:Rtt Regensburg, Fürstlich Thurn und Taxissche HofbibliothekD:SWl Schwerin, Mecklenburgische LandesbibliothekD:TEG Tegernsee, Pfarrkirche BibliothekD:W Wolfenbüttel, Hertzog August Bibliothek

France

F:Pn Paris, Bibliothèque NationaleF:V Versailles, Bibliothèque Municipale

Great Britian

GB:Eu Edinburgh, Edinburgh University LibraryGB:Lbm London, British MuseumGB:Lcm London, Royal College of MusicGB:Lgc London, Guildhall LibraryGB:Och Oxford, Christ Church Library

Hungary

H:Bn Budapest, Orszagos Szecheny Konyvtar

Italy

I:Ac Assisi, Biblioteca ComunaleI:Bc Bologna, Civico Museo Bibliografico MusicaleI:Bsf Bologna, San Francesco (Convento Biblioteca)I:Bsp Bologna, San Petronio Basilica ArchivioI:Gl Genova, Conservatorio di Musica N. PaganiniI:Ls Lucca, Seminario Arcivescovile BibliotecaI:Mc Milan, Conservatorio di Musica G. VerdiI:MAc Mantova, Biblioteca Comunale

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I:MOe Modena, Biblioteca EstenseI:OS Ostiglia, Biblioteca Musicale GreggiatiI:PAc Parma, Biblioteca PalatinaI:Tf Torino, Accademia FilarmonicaI:UDricardi Udine, Biblioteca privata Federico RicardiI:Vcr Venice, Casa di RicoveroI:Vmc Venice, Museo CorrerI:Vsmc Venice, Santa Maria della Consolazione alla Fava

Poland

P:GD Danzig, StadtbibliothekP:GDj Danzig, Kirchenbibliothek St. Johann

Sweden

S:L Lund, UniversitetsbiblioteketS:Skma Stockholm, Kunglia Biblioteket S:Uu Uppsala, Universitetsbiblioteket

United States

US:Wc Washington, Library of Congress

Acknowledgments

The reader is indebted for the second edition of this book to Mr. Craig Dabelstein of Brisbane, Australia. Without his contribution to design and all things involved as an editor this book would never again have been available.

David WhitwellAustin, 2012

PART I

Music With One Wind Instrument

Music With One Wind Instrument 3

MUSIC WITH SOLO FLUTE

Abel, Carl F. (1732–1787)

(Six) Sonate a Solo per il Flauto Traversa e Basso, Op. 6EP (London: Bremner, ca. 1770) GB:Lbm H.32.3.g.(1) GB:Lbm G.280.c.(1.) [another copy]

MGG attributes to Abel sonatas for flute and cembalo, Op. 2, 3, 4, and 9.

Abeltshauser, J. G. (German composer fl. ca. 1812–1830)

(Twelve) Quartets (c. 1822) for flute and strings [Sainsbury]

Aber, Johann (Italian composer, 1765–1783)

Sonata in D Major, for flute and [three] stringsMS I:Gl SS.B.1.13

Adam, I. J.

(Six) Quartets for flute and stringsMS (Wien: Traeg’s Catalog, 1799)

Adler, F. B.

(Twenty-two) Neue Walzer (‘Prag’) for solo fluteMS A:Wgm XV 4251

Albrechtsberger, Johann (1736–1809)

(Two) Quartets for flute and stringsMS (Wien: Traeg’s Catalog, 1799)

André, Johann Anton (1775–1842)

Concerto, Op. 3, in G Major, for fluteMS (Wien: Traeg’s Catalog, 1799) MGG also attributes to Andre a Concerto, Op. 10, for flute and orchestra.

Andreozzi, Gaetano (1763–1826)

MGG attributes to Andreozzi (Three) Quintets (1793) for flute and strings.

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Anfossi, Pasquale (1727–1787)

(Two) Quintets for flute and strings MS I:MOe Mus.D.4–8

Anonymous

The Bird Fancyer’s Delight (‘or Choice Observations and Directions concerning the Teach-ing of all sorts of Singing Birds after the Flagelet and Flute … with Lessons properly Compos’d within the Compass of each.’)

EP (London: Welsh, ca. 1730) GB:Lbm K.4.a.1

(Twelve) Caprices for solo fluteMS (Wien: Traeg’s Catalog, 1799)

Compleat Tutor for the German FluteEP (London: Thompson, ca. 1755) GB:Lbm D.47.c.

Compleat Tutor for the German FluteEP (London: Simpson, ca. 1746) GB:Lbm D.47.f.(3.)

Compleat Tutor for the German FluteEP (London: Cahusac, ca. 1780) GB:Lbm B.170.b.(1.) GB:Lbm B.160.g.(3.) [a later edition, ca. 1798]

Compleat Tutor for the German FluteEP (London: Thompson, ca. 1765) GB:Lbm D.47.(2.)

Compleat Instructions for the Common FluteEP (London: Longman & Broderip, ca. 1780) GB:Lbm B.170.c.

Concerto for flute and orchestraMS I: Ac Mss.N.564/6

French Dances, a collection for fluteEP (London: Walsh, Randall, and Hare, 1710) GB:Lbm A.26.i.(2.)

Minuetti e Arietta da Balelo, for fluteMS I:Vmc Busta 59-72-N.64

Music With One Wind Instrument 5

Modern Musick-Master (includes, ‘Directions for playing on the Flute … Newest Method for German flute … Instructions upon the Hautboy’)

EP (London: Bow Church Yard, 1731) GB:Lbm D.40

New Instructions for the German Flute, a methodEP (London: Longman, Lukey, & Co., ca. 1775) GB:Lbm B.170.b.(2.)

Pieces for solo fluteMS (Wien: Traeg’s Catalog, 1799)

Preludes, for flute (‘Contriv’d for ye Improvement of ye Hand’)EP (London: Walsh, Randall, and Hare, 1708) GB:Lbm H.250.g

(Three) Quartets for flute and stringsMS (Wien: Traeg’s Catalog, 1799)

(Three) Sinfonien, for flute and continuoMS A:Wn Sm 22778

(Six) Solos, for flute and bcEP (London: Oswald, ca. 1755) GB:Lbm E.1290.c.(1.) GB:Lbm E.1290.c.(3.) [another edition]

(A Second Set of Six) Solos, for flute and bcEP (London: Oswald, ca. 1755) GB:Lbm E.1290.c.(2.)

(Six) Solos, for flute and bcEP (London: Randall, ca. 1770) GB:Lbm E.1290.c.(4.)

(Six) Sonatas, for flute and bc (‘Collected and Fitted by a Very Great Performer of yt Instrument’)

EP (London: Cooke, ca. 1780) GB:Lbm G.225.b.(6.)

Sonata, for flute and continuoMS A:Wn E.M.66

(Thirty-three) Sonatas for flute and bassMS (Wien: Traeg’s Catalog, 1799)

Trio, for flute, violin and bassMS I:MOe Mus.F.1626

Index

Index of Names

A

Abel, Carl F., 1732–1787, composer, 3, 181Abel, Giardini, 18th century English composer, 7Abeltshauser, J. G., fl. 1812–1830, German composer, 3, 308Aber, Johann, Italian composer, 1756–1783, 3, 181Abraham, ?, d. 1805, clarinet professor in Paris in 1788 &

composer, 127, 150Abt, Franz, 1819–1885, German composer, 308Accademico Filarmonico, 18th century publisher in

Bologna, 255Acerbi, Giuseppe, 1773–1846, Italian composer, 127Adam, I. J., 18th century composer, 3Addison, John, 18th century English composer, 181Adler, F. B., 19th century composer, 3Aghte, F. W., 19th century composer for the horn, 163Agnola, Giacomo, 1761–1845, Italian composer, 256Agrell, Johann, 1701–1765, 18th century German

composer, 181Albert, Prince Consort of England, 19th century

composer, 175Albrechtsberger, Johann, 1736–1809, composer, 3Alcock, John, 1715–1806,18th century English composer, 158Alessio, Francesco, 18th century Italian composer, 280Alexander I of Russia, 132 [dedication]Alexander, Friedrich, 19th century German composer, 249Amon, Giovanni, 1763–1825, Italian composer, 127André, Johann, 1775–1842, German, as composer, 3, 163,

181, 267André, Johann, 18th and 19th century publisher at

Offenbach, 14, 21, 41, 48, 54, 67, 84, 115, 127, 128, 148, 192, 209, 232, 306,321

Andreozzi, Gaetano, 1763–1826, composer 3Androux, Giovanni, 18th century Italian composer, 181Anfossi, Pasquale, 1727–1787, composer, 4, 102Anguillar, Sante, ca. 1780–1860, Italian oboist and

composer, 102Ansiaux, Hubert, 1781–1826, Belgian composer, 6Armon, ?, 19th century composer, 6Arnkiel, T., auther of a 1683 treatise on the use of horns

in music, 164Arnold, Samuel, English composer, 1740–1802, 6Artaria, 19th century publisher in Vienna, 48, 58, 64, 73,

80, 84, 134, 138, 234, 247Artôt, ?, 19th century French composer, 286, 309Ashley, John, 18th century English composer, 182Asioli, Luigi, 18th century composer, 6Asioli,Bonifazio, 1769–1832, Italian composer, 256

Assuni, Ghillini, late 18th century composer, 6Astorga, Jean, 18th century English composer, 183Atys, ?, 18th century French composer, 228Aubert, Jacques, 1689–1753 French composer, 183Avoni, Petronio, 19th century Italian composer, 128

B

Babb, 18th century publisher in London, 208Babell, William, d. 1722, English flautists & composer, 6, 103Bach, Johann Christian, 1735–1782, composer, 6, 7, 103,

126, 183, 228Bach, Johann Sebastian, 1685–1750, composer, 7Bach, K. P. E., 1714–1788, composer, 7, 103, 116, 150, 183,

243, 247, 254, 320Bach, Otto, 19th century Austrian composer, 254Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann, 1710–1784, German

composer, 183Bachelet, Alfred, 1864–1944, French composer, 164Backofen, Enrico, 1768–1839, German composer, 128Bailleaux, 19th century publisher at Paris, 286Baldan, Angelo, 1747–1804, Italian composer, 288, 304Baldessari, Pietro, 17th century (?) Italian composer, 159Ballard, 18th century publisher in Paris, 47, 56Ballay, Guillaume, 19th century French composer, 317Ballicourt, ?, 18th century celebrated flautist in London

ca. 1744, 8Barbandt, Carl, 1716–1775, German composer, 103, 184, 235Bärman, F., 18th century German clarinetist, 128

[biographical note]Bärmann, Carl, 1810–1885, German Clarinetist &

composer, 139 [dedication], 184Baron, Ernest, 1696–1760, German composer, 8Barsanti, Francesco, 1690–1772, Italian composer, 8Barth, Crisstiano, 19th century (?) German composer, 104Bassus, Jean, 19th century French (?) composer, 305, 316Batka, Edvard, 19th century Czech (?) composer, 311Battino, ?, 18th century Italian composer, 8, 184Bauer, Alois, 1794–1872 German composer, 129Baulduino, Domenico, 1711–1779, Italian composer, 8Baumberg, J. C. 18th century, German composer, 184, 271Baumgarten, Carl, 18th century composer, 8, 104, 129, 285Baumgärtner, 18th and 19th century publisher in Leipzig,

35, 198Baxberg, C. L., 19th century German composer, 278Bazin, François, 1816–1878, Italian composer, 256Beecke, Notger, 1733–1803, German composer, 9

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Beer, Joseph, 1744–1811, clarinetist to the King of Prussia, 129 [biographical note], 146

Beethoven, 144Bellermann, Konstantin, 1696–1758, composer, 9, 125Bellinzini, Paolo, 1690–1757, Italian composer, 9Bellonci, von Leidisdorf, 19th century composer, 164Benda, ?, 18th century German composer, 249Benda, Frederic, 1752–1792, German composer, 9Benda, Georg, 1722–1795, German composer, 9Benda, Hans, George, d. 1757, German composer, 9, 184Benedikt, Walter, 20th century Austrian composer, 9Benegger, Antonio, 18th century German composer, 10Benelli, Antonio, d. 1830, Italian composer, 10Bennett, 18th century publisher in London, 37, 198Benoit, Petrus, 1834–1901, Belgium composer, 10Benser, J. D., 18th century, German composer, 10Berault, 18th century publisher in Paris, 96, 204Berbiguier, Tranquillo, 1782–1838 French flautist, student

of Berton, 10 [biograhical information]Bernardi, Franz, b. 1767, Austrian flautist & composer, 10Bernasconi, Andrea, 1706–1784, Italian composer, 10Berr, Frédéric, 1794–1848, German composer, 129Bertie, Willoughby, 18th century English composer, 184Bertoia, 19th century publisher in Venice, 34Bertoli, Giovanni, 17th century Italian composer, 150Bertoni, Ferdinando, 1725–1813, Italian composer, 10, 304Besozzi, 19th century publisher in Paris, 136Besozzi, Alessandro, 1702–1775, Italian composer, 11, 104,

184, 239Betts, Arthur, 1776–1847, English composer, 11Betz, 18th century publisher in London, 45Beutheri, 17th century publisher at Freyberggae, 285Bewlay, Henry, d. 1797, English composer, 11Bianchi, Francesco, 1752–1810, Italian composer, 185Binder, Christlieb, 1723–1789, German composer, 11, 185Bingham, ?, 18th century Dutch (?) flautist in Amsterdam, 11Birchall, 18th and 19th century publisher in London, 28,

37, 39, 190, 111, 210,235, 257, 299Birnstiel, 18th century publisher in Berlin, 99, 217Biscogli, Antonio, 18th century Italian composer, 12Biscogli, Francesco, 18th century Italian composer, 185, 278Bishop, John, organist in Winchester Cathedral, early

18th century, 185Bissoli, Mattio, 1711–1780, Italian composer, 105Bitti, Martino, 1656–1743, Italian violinist & composer,

12, 104, 159Bittoni, Mario, 18th century Italian composer, 12Blanc, ?, 18th century, compositions for flute, 12Bland & Weller, 18th century publisher in London, 36,

57, 127, 269Bland, 18th century publisher in London, 36, 43, 97, 233, 272Bland, J., 18th publisher in London, 14, 186Blasius, Frédéric (born Mattheu), 1758–1829, French

composer, 129, 150, 243, 250, 256, 280

Blavet, Michel, 1700–1768, French composer, 12, 185Blow, John, 1649–1708, English composer, 185Boccherini, Luigi, 1743–1805, Italian composer, 12, 185Bochsa, 19th century publisher in Paris, 164Bochsa, Charles, 1789–1856, French composer, 130, 235, 317Bochsa, Karl, ‘pere,’d. 1821, 13 [biographical note], 105,

130, 317Bock, 18th century publisher in Berlin, 226Boehm, Theobald, 1794–1881, French composer, 13Böhme, 19th century publisher in Leipzig, 94Böhme, 18th and 19th century publisher in Hamburg,

116, 135Bohner, Johann, 19th century German composer, 150Boieldieu, 19th century publisher in Paris, 319Boismortier, Joseph, 1691–1755, French composer, 13,

150, 186, 251, 267, 315Boivin, 18th publisher in Paris, 64, 223Bokemeyer, Heinrich, 1679–1751, German composer, 235Bolvin, 18th century publisher in Paris, 20Bononcini, Marc, 1675–1726, Italian composer, 13, 186Bordet, ?, 18th century French flautist & composer, 13Boscka, ?, 18th century German composer, 130Bossler, 18th century publisher at Speyer, 220Bouward, ?, 18th century composer, 186Bow Church Yard, 18th century publisher in London, 5, 102Boyer, 18th century publisher in Paris, 93, 249, 309Brahms, Johannes, 8, 183, 249Brandi, Gaetano, 18th century composer in England, 13Braun, Charles, b. 1868, celebrated oboist in Berlin, 105

[biographical note]Braun, Guillaume, 19th century (?) composer, 235Breitkopf & Härtel, publisher in Leipzig, 50, 51, 57, 79,

80, 86,100, 103, 104,105, 127, 132, 136, 138, 144, 148, 153, 157, 169, 217, 235, 247, 260, 262, 268, 278, 287, 299, 300, 304, 319

Bremner, 18th century publisher in London, 3, 37,43, 81, 187, 211

Brepsant, Engebert, 19th century French composer, 130Breunich, Michele, 1699–1755 German composer, 186Briscoli, Domenico, 18th century Italian composer, 13Brock, Othone von Den, 18th century French composer, 164Brod, Henri, 19th century French composer 239Broderip & Wilkinson, 18th century publisher in

London, 26, 245Brunetti-Pisano, August, 1870–1943, Austrian composer,

13, 295, 317Buffet, 19th century publisher in Paris, 139Buhl, David, b. 1781, French composer, 159, 278, 307Bureau des arts et d’industrie, 19th publisher in Vienna, 149Burney, Charles, 1726–1814, English historian &

composer, 186Burrowes, John, b. 1787, English composer, 14, 267Bury, ?, 19th century French horn player & composer, 164Busi, Alessandro, 19th century Italian composer, 159

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C

Caffare, Giuseppe, Italian composer, 105Cahusac, 18th and 19th century publisher in London, 4, 202Cahusac, Thomas, 18th century English composer, 14Cambini, Giovanni, 1746–1825, Italian composer, 14ff, 186Campagnoli, Bartolomeo, 1751–1827, Italian composer, 15Campbell, 18th century publisher in London, 97Campini, Giuseppe, 1746–1825, Italian composer, 15Campioni, Carlo, 1720–1793, Italian composer, 187Canal, Giuseppe, 1703–1779, Italian composer, 15, 187Candeille, Pierre, 1744–1827, French composer, 234, 282Cannabich, Christian, 1731–1798, German composer, 15Canobbio, Carlo, 1741–1822, Italian composer, 16Canti, 19th century publisher in Milano, 272Capanna, Alessandro, 1814–1892, 19th century Italian

composer, 159Caparelli, ?, 18th century Italian horn player and

composer, 164, 256Cappi, 19th century publisher in Vienna, 41, 48, 79Carafa, Michele, 1787–1872, French band figure &

composer, 130, 164, 257Carcani, Gioseffo, 1703–1749, Italian composer, 188Card, W., 18th century English flute professor in England

in 1825, 16Cardonne, Jean, 1730–1792, French composer, 105Carr, John, 18th century English composer, 164Carr, Robert, 17th century English composer, 16, 188, 267Cartelieri, Antonio, 1772–1807, Bohemian composer, 16Carulli, Benedetto, 1797–1877, Italian composer, 176Caselli, Giuseppe, 18th century (?) Italian composer, 16Castelbarco, conte Cesare, 19th century Italian composer,

16, 131Castnis, Fran. de, 18th century (?) composer in Vienna, 235Catel, Charles, 1773–1830, French composer, 131, 297, 299Cauciello, Prospero, 18th century Italian composer, 188Cavalari, Francesco, 18th century Italian composer, 16Cazzati, Maurizio, 1620–1677, Italian composer, 160Cecere, Carlo, 18th century Italian composer, 16, 188Centroni, Professor B., dedication of a work by Raffaele

Parma, 117Cerclier, Jules, 19th century French composer, 307Cervetto, Giacobbe, 18th century Italian composer, 17Chapman, 18th century publisher in London, 11, 23, 104,

193, 215Charles II of England, 190Charles, ?, 18th century English composer, 188, 257Chartrains, ?, 18th century composer, 188Checci, Rene, 18th century Italian composer, 17Chechi, ?, 18th century composer, 188Chedeville, Espirit Philippe, 1696–1762, French

composer, 17Chedeville, Nicholas 18th century French composer, 17,

228, 273

Chemische Druckerei, 18th century publisher in Vienna, 31, 198

Cheron, André, 1695–1766, French composer, 17, 188Chevardiere, 18th century publisher in Paris, 92, 187, 195Chiapareli, ?, 18th century Italian composer, 17Chiesa, Melchierre, 18th century Italian composer, 189Chiesa, Natale, 19th century (?) Italian composer, 282Chinzer, Giovanni, 18th century Italian composer in

England, 189Cimarosa, Domenico, 1749–1801, Italian composer, 17, 189Cipriani, 19th century publisher in Firenze, 138Cirri, Giovanni, 18th century Italian composer, 17Ciurache, Giovanni, 18th century Italian composer, 18Clementi, 19th century publisher in London, 47, 108, 245Clementi, Muzio, 1752–1832, Italian composer, 18, 212

[unidentified music, arr. Neilson]Cleton, 18th century publisher in Rome, 95Cocchi, Gioacchino, 18th century Italian composer, 189Coch, Johann, 18th century German composer, 189Cochet, 19th century publisher in Paris, 129Cooke, B., 18th century publisher in London, 5, 80, 190,

200, 236Cooper, 18th century publisher in Edinburgh, 62Cope, W., 18th century English composer, 189Corelli, Arcangelo, 1653–1713, Italian composer, 18Coreria, Cherubino, 18th century Italian composer, 190Cormier, Carlo, 19th century (?) Italian composer, 271Corrette, Michel, 1709–1795, French composer, 18, 190,

239, 257, 267Corri, Dussek 18th century publisher in London &

Edinburgh, 214, 216Costallat, 19th century publisher in Paris, 50, 122, 170Courteville, Raphael, 18th century French composer, 190Cox, 18th century publisher in London, 81Cramer, Johann, 1771–1858, English composer, 18ffCranz, 19th century publisher in Hamburg, 51, 73Cranz, 19th century publisher in Leipzig, 50Crémont, Pietro, 19th century German professor of

clarinet in Vienna in 1825, 131Croce, Giovanni, 17th century Italian composer, 219Croft, William, 1678–1727, English composer, 18, 190Cross, 18th century publisher in London, 31Crusell, Bernard, 1775–1838, Swedish clarinetist, 131

[biographical note]Culliford, Rolfe & Barrow, 18th century publisher in

London, 210Czapek, Leopold, 1792–1840 Bohemian composer, 19Czerny, Gaspard, 18th century, 126 [biographical note]

D

Dale, 18th century publisher in London, 7, 89Danvaux, Jean, 1742–1822, French composer, 273Danzi, Franz, 1763–1826, German composer, 19, 105, 151,

232, 247

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Dauprat, Louis, 1781–1868, French hornist & composer, 164, 257, 286, 309

David, Ferdinand, 19th century German composer, 132, 176Davis, Thomas, 18th century, English composer, 19De Caix, d’Hervelois, Louis, 1680–1760, French, 19De Fesch, Willem, 1687–1761, Dutch composer, 190Dedonati, Girolamo, 18th century Italian composer, 190, 235Delcambre, Thomas, 18th century French bassoon prof.

at the Paris Conservatory, 151Delorme & Roger 17th century publisher in Amsterdam, 229Demachi, ?, 18th century Italian composer, 191Demanchi, Giuseppe, 19th century Italian composer, 267DeMicco, Domenico, 18th century Italian composer, 19, 105Demoiver, ?, 18th century French flautist & composer, 20Deplaix, 19th century publisher in Paris, 170Deragini, ?, 18th century Italian composer, 191Desehaye, 18th century composer, 239DeSimoni, Pietro, 18th century (?), Italian composer, 106Desmarets, Henri, 1662–1741, French composer, 20Dessauer, Joseph, 19th century Austrian composer, 165Devienne, François, 1759–1803, French flute professor at

the Paris Conservatory, 21, 22 [biographical note], 106, 132, 151, 165, 191, 217, 239, 243, 247, 251, 267, 274, 277, 280, 282, 298

Diabelli, 19th century publisher in Vienna, 98Diabelli, Anton, 1781–1858, Italian composer in Vienna, 304Dibdin, Charles, 1745–1814, 18th century English

composer, 22Diederichs, 18th century publisher in Amsterdam, 84Dietter, Christian Ludwig, 1757–1822, German composer,

251, 268Dieupart, Charles, d. 1740, French composer, 22Dioter, ?, 18th century composer, 22Distler, Johann, 1760–1799, German composer, 22Dittersdorf, Karl Ditter von, 1739–1799, German

composer, 106, 257Dixon, William, b. 1760, English composer, 160Domenichini, Antonio, 18th century Italian composer,

22, 297Domenichini, Carlo, 18th century (?), Italian composer, 22Dominick, M., 18th century French horn professor in the

Paris Conservatory, 165Donati, Ignazio, 17th century Italian composer, 322Donelli, ?, 18th century Italian composer, 22Donizetti, (Robert Devereus, arr. Hünten, Franz), 49Doppler, Franz, 1821–1883, Hungarian composer, 22Doremieulx, H. I. L., 18th century French flautist in

Paris, 23Dornaus, L., 18th century German horn player &

composer, 165Dornaus, Philip, 18th century German horn player &

composer, 166Dornel, Antoine, 1685–1765, French composer, 23, 228Döthel, Nicolas, 1721–1810, German composer, 23, 193, 268Dotzauer, Giusto, 1807–1865, Italian composer, 132

Dotzauer, I. F., 18th century (?) German composer, 251Dotzauer, Justus, 1783–1860, German composer, 23Dourlen, Victor, 1780–1864, French composer, 23Draeseke, Felix, 1835–1913, German composer, 126Dressler, Johann, 18th century German trombonist, 176

[biographical note]Drobisch, Johannes Friedrich, 18th century, German

composer, 24Droste-Hulshoff, Maximilian, 1764–1840, German

composer, 193, 217, 234, 268, 298Drouet, Louis, 1792–1873, French flautist & composer, 24

[biographical note], 193Druschetzky, Georg, 1745–1819, Hungarian composer,

106, 147, 149, 296Ducreux, ?, 18th century French composer, 24, 193Dufault, 19th century publisher in Paris, 113, 168Dufaut & Dubois, 19th century publisher in Paris, 61, 135Duhan, 18th century publisher in Paris, 24, 50, 55, 113,

115, 137, 168, 244Duhoslav, ?, 19th century composer in Vienna, 289Dulon, Freidrich, 1769–1826, German composer, 24, 193Dumonchau, Charles-François, 1775–1820, French

composer, 25, 166, 243, 251, 273Duncan, Giacomo, 18th century (?) composer, 25Durand, 19th century publisher in Paris, 35, 47, 80Düring, J. C. (arr.), 19th century German arranger, 304Dussek, Jan, 18th century Bohemian composer, 25Dussek, Oliva, 1797–1847, Bohemian composer, 25Duvernoy, Charles, 18th century French clarinetist, 132

[biographical note]Duvernoy, Frédéric, 1765–1838, horn professor at the

Paris Conservatory, 166

E

Eberl, Anton, 1765–1807, German composer, 107, 132, 249Eberlin, Ernst, 19th century German composer, 290Eberwein, Christian, 1750–1810, German composer, 25,

132, 278Eberwein, Traugott, 19th century German composer, 278Eckert, ?, 19th century composer, 132Ehrenfried, ?, 18th century German flautist at Mainz, 25Eichner, Ernest, 1740–1777, German composer, 25, 132Eidenbenz, ?, 18th century German composer, 194Eiffert, Philip, 18th century English composer, 26Elding, Johann, b. Eisenach, Saxony, 1754–1786, German

clarinetist & comp., 132Eler, André-Frédéric, 1764–1821, Austrian composer, 26,

274, 299, 306, 309Ellis, Samuel, b. 1776, English organist and flute

professor, 26Emmert, Adam, 19th century Austrian composer, 288Enderle, Wilhelm, 1722–1790, German composer, 194, 268Enders, Franz, 19th century German composer, 321Erard, 18th and 19th century publisher in Paris, 28, 50, 99,

151, 273, 275

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Erbach, Freidrich, 1680–1731, German composer, 151, 194Erban, Franz, 19th century German composer, 290Erffürt, 17th century publisher in Augsburg, 254Erlebach, Philipp, 1657–1714, German composer, 254Esch, Louis von, 18th century German composer, 26Essex, Dr., 18th century (?) English composer, 26, 194Evette & Schaeffer, 19th century publisher in Paris, 136,

161, 177Eybler, Josef, 1765–1846, Austrian composer, 26, 194, 321Eyre, Joseph, 18th century English composer, 194

F

Fago, Nicola, 1672–1745, Italian composer, 160Falter, 18th century publisher in Munich, 64, 97, 158Fanucchi, Domenico, 19th century Italian composer, 303Farrenc, 18th century publisher in Paris, 24Farrenc, Jacques Hyppolite, 1794–1865, French composer,

27, 133, 194, 317Fasch, Johann Friedrich, 1688–1758, German composer,

27, 107, 151, 228, 233, 235, 239, 241, 268, 276, 301Fasch, Karl, 1736–1800 German composer, 274, 278Faure, Gabriel, 1845–1924, French composer, 27Fawcett, John, 1789–1867, English composer, 194Fentum, 19th century publisher in Paris, 205Fentum, J., 18th and 19th century Publisher in London,

15, 69, 76, 77, 117, 192, 199, 205, 208, 214, 224, 259, 267Fentus, 19th publisher in London, 48, 203Ferdinandes, III, 1608–1657, emperor [as composer], 268, 285Ferlendis, Giuseppe, 1755–1802, Italian oboist &

composer, 107, 126, 194Ferrandini, Giovanni, 1710–1791, Italian flautist &

composer, 27Ferrari, Carlo, 1710–1789, Italian composer, 27, 195Ferrari, Comenico, 18th century Italian composer, 187Fesca, Friedrich, 1789–1826, German composer, 27Fesch, Willem, 1687–1757, Dutch composer, 27, 195, 251Fétis, François, 1784–1871, Belgium composer, 27Fiala, Joseph, 1754–1816, Bohemian oboist & composer,

107, 133, 195, 240, 257, 299Field, John, 1782–1837, English celebrated pianist, student

of Clementi, 27Filtz, Anton, 1730–1760, German composer, 28, 195Finger, Gottfried, 1660–1723, German composer, 28, 74,

195, 268, 315Fiorillo, Federigo, 1755–1823, Italian composer, 28, 195,

256, 299Fischer, Henri [dedication by composer Gaspard

Kummer, 269Fischer, Johann, 1733–1800, oboist under George III, 29,

103, 104, 107, 108 [biographical note], 196, 229Fischer, Thomas, 18th century (?) composer, 233Fish, W., b. 1775, composer, 108Fisher, John Abraham, 1744–1806, English violinist &

composer, 108, 195

Flament, Edouard, b. 1880, French composer, 321, 322Flath, P., 18th century French flautist in Paris &

composer, 29, 156Florio, Pietro, d. 1795, German flutist & composer for

flute at Dresden, 29, 191Fodor, ? 18th century composer, compositions for flute, 29Foerster, Emmanuel, 1748–1823 composer in Vienna, 233Foetisch, 19th century publisher in Lausanne, 174Foinelli, ?, 18th century (?) Italian composer, 156Forkel, Johann, 1749–1818, German composer, 29Forster, 18th century publisher in London, 9, 104Förster, Emanuel, 1748–1823, Austrian composer, 29, 108Förster, Josef, 1838–1817, German composer, 290Fortia de Piles, Alphonse, 1758–1826, French composer,

151, 229Fortunato, Ferdenado, 19th century (?) Italian composer, 108Fougas, ?, 18th century French bassoon professor in Paris, 151Fournier, Giuseppe, 19th century Italian composer, 307Foy, James, 18th century English composer, 275Franz, Étienne, 18th century (?) composer, 29, 156Frederick the Great, 1712–1786, German, 30, 75 [as

composer]Freeman, 18th century publisher in London, 7Frere, 18th and 19th century publisher in Paris, 12, 239Frey, 19th century publisher in Paris, 136, 164, 257, 278Friedl, Carl, 19th century German composer, 176Fritz, Ernst Paul, 19th century, (?), German composer, 282Fritz, Kasper, 1716–1783, Swiss composer, 30Fritzsch, 19th century publisher in Leipzig, 114Fröhlich, Franz, 1780–1862, German composer, 232Frugatta, Giuseppe, 1860–1933, Italian composer, 133, 249Frühling, Carl, 1868–1937, Austrian composer, 30, 133,

157, 268Fuchs, ?, 18th century composer, compositions for flute, 30Fuchs, Georg, 1752–1821, French composer, 166, 309Fuchs, Giovanni, 1752–1821, composer, 133, 232Fucik, Julius, B. 1872, Czech composer, 280Fuetsch, Joachim, 1766–1852,Austrian composer, 257Führer, Robert, 19th century German composer, 176Fumagalli, Polibio, 1830–1901, Italian composer, 272Furlanetto, Bonaventura, 1730–1817, Italian composer, 320Fürstenau, Anton Bernard, 1792–1852, German

composer, 30Fuss, Johann, 1777–1819, Hungarian composer, 30, 149Fux, Johann, 1660–1741, German composer, 176

G

Gabrielli, Domenico, 1659–1690, Italian composer, 160Gabrielsky, Jean, 19th century composer in Vienna, 295Gabrielsky, W., 19th century Viennese, 30 [biographical

note], 197Gaelle, Meingosus, 1752–1816, German composer, 30Gagnebin, Henri, 1886-?, French composer, 31, 108, 133,

151, 160, 176, 275, 311

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Galliard, Johann, 1687–1749, composer of a work for 24 bassoons, 31, 151

Gambaro, 19th century publisher in Paris, 193Gambaro,Vincenzo, 19th century German composer, 299Gänsbacher, Johann, 1778–1844, Austrian composer, 31,

133, 249Garaudé, Alexis, 1779–1852, French composer, 3, 133, 166Gardom, 18th century publisher in London, 222Garnier, Joseph-François, 1755-1825, professor of oboe to

Louis XVI, 108Garnier, le jeune, 18th century French flautist in the Paris

Opera and professor of flute, 31Garnier, M., 18th century publisher in Paris, 188Garzaroli, ?, 18th century (?), composer, 31Gasparini, Giovanni, 1661–1727, Italian composer, 31Gassmann, Florian, 1729–1774, German composer, 31,

109, 133Gatayes, Guillaume, 1774–1846, French composer, 33Gatti, Luigi, 19th century Italian composer, 258Gautier, Pierre, 1643–1697, French composer, 33, 229Gavaert, F. A., 18th century composer, 59Gayer, Johann, 1746–1811, Bohemian composer, 33, 110,

152, 166, 243Gebauer, ?, 18th century four brothers with this name

were French composers, 197Gebauer, ?, 18th century French composer, 243Gebauer, François, 1773–1844, French composer, 33, 152,

166, 297, 317Gebauer, Josef, 1763–1812, French composer, 33, 251, 252Gehring, Johann, d. 1787, German bassoonist, 152

[biographical note]Gelinek, Joseph, 1758–1825, Czech composer, 33Geminiani, Francesco, 1679–1762, Italian composer, 33, 197Gerard, James, 18th century English composer, 197Gernsheim, Friedrich, 1839–1916, German composer, 33Gevhart, François, 1828–1908, French composer, 282Geyaert, 19th century publisher at Gent, 279Ghillini di Asuni, ?, 18th century composer, 197, 236Gianella, Luci, 18th century (?) composer, 197Gianella, Luigi, 19th century French flutist & composer, 34Giannotti, Pietro, d. 1765, Italian composer, 34Giardini, Felice, 1716–1796, Italian composer, 34Gigl, Georg, 19th century German composer, 321Gilg, Franz, 19th century German composer, 134Giordani, Tommaso, 1730–1806, Italian composer, 34, 197Giranek, Anton, 1712–1760, Bohemian composer, 110Girschner, Christian, 1794–1860, German composer, 134Gitter, Joseph, 18th century German composer, 35Giudici e Strada, 19th century publisher in Torino, 159Giuliani, Giovanni, 18th century Italian composer, 35Glachant, Antoine, 1770–1851, French composer, 198Gleissner, Franz, 1759–1818, German composer, 35, 198,

258, 290Glete, Johann, 17th century German composer, 254

Glöggl, 19th century publisher in Vienna, 310Glorio, G., 18th century publisher in London, 15Gluck, Christoph, 1714–1787, German composer, 35, 229Gnecco, Francesco, b. 1769, Italian composer, 134Godard, Benjamin, 1849–1895, French composer, 35, 110Goepfert, Carl, b. 1768, German clarinetist, 134

[biographical note]Goetzel, François, 18th century flautist in court of the

Elector of Saxony in Dresden in 1756, 35, 198Goldmark, Karl, 1830–1915, Hungarian composer, 309Gombart, 18th century publisher at Augsburg, 196, 224,

226, 232, 275Gorlier, Simon, fl. 1550–1580, French composer & a

treatise on flute, 35Gottsched, Johann, 1700–1766, German composer, 160Gotz, 18th century publisher in Mannheim, 15, 84Götz, François, 19th century French composer, 35Goulding, 18th century publisher in London, 21, 35, 44,

46, 139, 220Graf, Christian Ernst, 1726–1804, German composer, 36Graf, Friedrich Harmann, 1727–1795, German flautist,

composer, 36, 240Graff, ?, 18th century German composer, 198Graff, 18th century composer, 295Graff, Johann, 1711–1787, German flautist, composer, 36Granman, ?, 18th century (?) German composer, 37Grano, Giovanni, 18th century Italian composer, 37, 110Granom, Lewis, 18th century English composer, 37, 198Graun, ?, 18th century (?) German composer, 37Graun, August Friedrich, 1698–1765, German composer,

38, 125, 152, 198, 229Graun, Carl Heinrich, 1703–1759, German composer, 38,

166, 199, 279Graun, Johann, 1703–1771, German composer, 125Graupner, Christoph, 1683–1760, German composer, 38,

111, 125, 234, 236, 238, 237, 258Greber, Jakob, Baroque German composer, 38Greeting, Thomas, d. 1682, English composer, 38Gregora, Franz, 1819–1887, Czech composer, 38, 290Grenser, ?, 19th century composer, 134Grenser, Johann, 1758–1887, German/Swedish professor

of oboe to the King of Sweden in 1783, 39Grenser, Karl Augustin III, 1794–1864, 39, 199Gretsch, Johann, 1710–1778, German composer, 111Griesbach, Charles, 18th century English composer, 199Griesbach, William, 19th century English composer, 39, 111Grimm, Anton, 19th century composer in Vienna, 301Groenemann, Johann 18th century German composer,

199Grossmann, ?, 18th century German composer, 244Grossse, Samuel, 1757–1789, German composer, 111Gruber, Franz, 1787–1863 Austrian composer, 258Gruber, Georg, 1729–1796, German composer, 39Gruber, Johann, 19th century Austrian composer, 322

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Grund, Eduard, 1802–1871, German composer, 39, 166, 302Grutsch, Franz, 19th century Austrian (?) composer, 282Gualdo da Vandero, Giovanni 18th century Italian

composer, 199Guera, 18th century publisher in Lyon, 211Gugel, H., 18th century horn player and composer, 167

[biographical note]Guillemant, Benoit, 18th century French composer, 39,

199, 252Guilmant, Felix, 1837–1911, German composer, 39Gunn, John, 1765–1824, English composer, treatises on

flute playing, 39Gyrowetz, Adalbert, 1763–1850, Austrian composer, 39,

149, 302Gyrowetz, Naturna, 18th century composer, 40

H

Haensel, Pietro, 19th century composer, 134Haffner, 18th century publisher in Nürnberg, 50Hagen, ? 18th century composer, 200Hahocker, Johann, 19th century (?) composer, 40Haigh, T., (student of Haydn) pianist & composer, 40Haindl, Franz, 1727–1812, German (?) composer, 40Haindl, Josef, 19th century German composer, 167Hamal, Henri, 1747–1823, French composer, 111Hamelle, 19th century publisher in Paris, 110Hamilton, 18th century publisher in London, 40Handel, Georg F., 1685–1759, German composer, 40, 111,

200, 236, 276 323 (Alexander’s Feast, unknown arr. for 5 brass)

Hanisch, Joseph, 1812–1892, German composer, 176, 311Hanke, Karl, 1750–1803, German composer, 111, 160, 167, 258Hanot, François, 1697–1770, French composer, 41Hänsel, Peter, 1770–1831, German composer, 41Hanssens, Charles-Louis, 1802–1871, Belgium composer,

41, 134Harbordt, Gottfried, 1768–1837, German flutist and

composer for the Russian court and a member of the Royal Academy of Music in Paris, 41, 200

Hardy, 18th century publisher in London, 213, 237Hare, 18th century publisher in London, 6, 103Hargrave, Henry, 18th century English composer, 152Harison, 18th century publisher in London, 16, 17,Harrer, Johann, 1703–1755, German Baroque composer,

111, 200Harrison & Co, 18th century publisher in London, 6Hart & Fellows, 19th century publisher in London, 160Hartman, 19th century publisher in Paris, 307Hartmann, C., 18th century German flautist & composer,

41 [biographical note], 200Haslinger, 19th century publisher in Vienna, 169Hasse, Johann Adolf, 1699–1783, German composer, 42,

200, 276

Haupt, ?, 18th century French author (with Punto), method for horn, 167

Hauptmann, Moritz, 1792–1868, German composer, 42, 311Hausler, Ernst, 1760–1837, German composer, 258,, 263,

288, 305, 310Haydn Franz Joseph, 1732–1809, Austrian composer, 43,

111, 167, 201, 236, 258, 268, 271, [unidentified theme, arr. Triebensee], 296

Haydn, Michael, 1737–1806, Austrian composer, 219, 283, 290, 298

Heberle, Antonio, 18th century (?) Italian composer, 43Heine, Samuel Friedrich, 1764–1821, 43, 112, 135, 152,

201, 240Heinichen, David, 1683–1729, German composer, 125Heinrich, Anton, 1781–1861, German composer, 160Heinrich, Johann Gottfried, 18th century (?), German

composer, 112Heintze, Georg, 1849–1895, German composer, 177Henkel, Michael, b. 1780, German organist at Fulda &

composer, 43Henn, 19th century publisher in Paris, 108Henneberg, J., 19th century German composer, 303Hennig, J. C., 18th century German flautist & composer, 44Henning, Carl Wilhelm, 1784–1867, German composer, 201Henry, Louis, 1768–1855, French (?) composer, 135, 244Herold, Nicolas, 1721–1790, German composer, 152, 284Herrmann, Gottfried, 1808–1878, German composer, 112,

135, 161, 167Hertel, Johann, 1727–1789, German composer, 44, 112,

152, 161, 310Herzogenberg, Heinrich, 1843–1900, German composer,

242, 303Hesse, Ernst Christian, 1676–1762, German composer, 44Heyne, Frederich, 18th century German composer, 201

[biographical note]Heyse, A. G. late 18th century German harpist &

composer at Halle, 44Hillemacher, Paul, 1852–1933, French composer, 44, 161Hilscher, 18th century publisher in Dresden, 86, 100Himmel, Frederick Heinrich, 1765–1814, German

composer, KM, king of Prussia, 44, 258Hirich, ?, 18th century composer, 112Hirtl, H., 18th century (?) German composer, 167Hochstein 20th Heidelberg, 259Hoeberechts, John, 1760–1820, English composer, 44Hoffman, Giovanni, 18th century German composer 167Hoffman, Leopold, 1738–1793, Austrian composer, 45,

201, 219Hoffmann, Karl, 18th century (?) composer, 233Hoffmann, Philipp Carl, 1769–1842, German composer, 45Hoffmeister, ?, 18th century German composer, 202, 229,

272, 277, 298, 303Hoffmeister, 19thcentury publisher at Leipzig, 67, 49, 64,

120, 148, 287, 318

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Hoffmeister, Franz Anton, 1754–1812, German composer, 45, 112, 135, 152, 167, 201, 234, 244, 258, 279

Hoffmeister, J. F., late 18th century, English treatise on flute playing, 46

Hoffmeister, 19th century publisher in Vienna, 67Hofmeister, Heinrich, German treatise on flute playing, 46Höhe, 18th century publisher in Braunschweig, 99Holmes, Augusta, 1847–1903, French composer, 47, 136Holmes, Valentine, 18th century English composer, 259Holzbauer, Ignaz, 1711–1783, German composer, 47, 203, 273Holzbogn, Giovanni, 18th century German composer, 153Homilius, Gottfried, 1714–1785, German composer, 113Hook, James, 1746–1827, English composer, 47, 269Horn, Karl Friedrich, 1762–1830, German composer, 47Horsley, Charles, 1822–1876, English composer, 47Hostie, ?, 18th century French clarinetist, 136

[biographical note]Hotteterre, Jacques, d. 1761, French flautist, treatise on

flute playing, 47 [biographical note]Hranailovich, F. X., 19th century (?) composer, 47Hugot, Antoine, d. 1803, French composer, 48, 203Hugot, F. G., 19th century French flautist, 48

[biographical note], 203Hummel, 18th century publisher in Berlin, 9, 15, 36, 89,

155, 192, 201, 227, 231, 273Hummel, 18th century publisher at Den Haag, 212Hummel, 18th century publisher in Amsterdam, 15, 28,

55, 76 205, 216, 225, 271Hummel, Ferdinand, 1855–1928, German composer, 49,

168, 259Hummel, Johann Nepomuk, 1778–1837, Austrian

composer, 48, 113, 136, 153, 161, 247, 279, 309Hummel, Joseph, 1841–1919, German composer, 136, 153Hummel, 19th century publisher in London, 82Hummell, Charles, 18th century English composer, 49Hunt, Richard, d. 1683, English composer, 49Hünten, Franz, 1793–1878, German composer, 49Hupauf, Johann, 19th century German composer, 289Hupfeld, Bernard, 1717–1796, 49Hurlstone, William, 1876–1906 English composer, 248,

274, 298Hyrtner, Giovanni, 19th century (?) composer, 259

I

Iacchini, Giuseppe, Baroque Italian composer, 255Iansen, Giovanni, Italian composer, 49Ibotte, ?, 19th century German composer, 252Imbault, 18th and 19th century publisher in Paris, 20, 31,

50, 103,105, 130, 165, 191, 192, 198, 203Imprimerie chimique, 19th century publisher in Vienna, 41l’Imprimerie du Cons. de Musique, 19th century

publisher in Paris, 131, 299Ivanschiz, Amandus, 18th century Slovenian composer,

49, 203

J

Jacchini, Giuseppe, d. 1727, Italian composer, 161, 255Jacobi, F., 19th century (?) German composer, 153Jacobi, Michael, 1618–1663, German composer, 255Jadassohn, Salomon, 1831–1902, German composer, 50Jadin, Hyacinthe, 1769–1802, French composer, 50Jadin, Louis Emmanuel, 1768–1853, 50, 113, 136, 168Jam, ?, 19th century (?) composer, 259Janaitzsch, ?, 18th century composer, 203Janitsch, Johann Gosslich, 18th century German

composer, 50, 113Janitzsch, 18th century composer, 229Jansa, Leopold, 1795–1875, Bohemian composer, 50Jenson, Adolf, 1837–1879, German composer, 259Jenson, Niels Peter, 1802–1846, Danish composer, 51, 203Joachim, 19th century publisher at Leipzig, 226Johnsen, Heinrich, 1717–1779, 252Johnson, 18th century publisher in London, 8,10, 34, 62,

63, 81, 82, 89, 119, 154, 184, 197Johnson, 18th century publisher in Edinburgh, 181Johnson, J., 18th century publisher in London, 17, 164Johnston, Longman, Lukey, 18th century publisher in

London, 34Jolivet, 18th century publisher in Paris, 15Jomelli, Nicolo, 1714–1774, Italian composer, 203Jouve, 19th century publisher in Paris, 166Jusdorff, ?, 18th century German flautist at Göttingen, 51

K

K & S, 19th century publisher in Leipzig, 170Kaeberlie, ?, 18th century celebrated oboist at Beuthen on

the Oder in 1740, 113Kaiser, Johann, 19th century (?) composer, 51Kalick, ?, 18th century German composer in Vienna, 51, 269Kalkbrenner, Friedrich, 1785–1849, German composer,

51, 168, 303Kalliwoda, Johann, 1801–1866, German composer, 51, 114,

136, 153, 168, 259Kallusch, W., 19th century Slovakian composer, 136Kammel, A., 1730–1788, Czech composer, 51Kammerlander, Carl, 19th century German composer, 290Kauer, Ferdinand, 1751–1831, Moravian composer, 52,

114, 136, 153, 161, 217, 252, 259, 286Kayser, Phillipp, 1755–1823, German composer, 259Keiser, Reinhard, 1674–1739, German composer, 52, 204Kéler, Béla, 1820–1882, Hungarian composer, 161Keller, C., 19th century Austrian composer, 52Kelly, 19th century publisher in London, 28Kenn, ?, 18th century French horn player at the Paris

Opera, 168Kerntl, C. F., 18th century composer, 204Kerstein, ?, 18th century composer in London, 232

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Kertstein, ? 18th century English composer, 204Khayll, Aloys, 1791–1868, German composer, 52Khym, ?, 18th century composer, 244King, Robert, Baroque English composer, 204Kinsky, Comte, 19th century Vienna [dedication to], 244Kirnberger, J. Philippe, 1721–1868, German composer, 52Kistner & Siegel, 18th century publisher in Lippstadt, 32Kistner, 19th century publisher in Leipzig, 168, 176, 250,

300, 317, 318Kittl, Johann, 1806–1868, German composer, 317Klein, Jacob, late Baroque composer, 114Kleinheinz, Franz, 18th century Austrian composer, 136Kleinknecht, Johann Wolfgang, 1715–1786, composer, 252Kleinknecht, Jakob, 1722–1794, German composer, 52,

204, 229Klemcke, Louis, 19th century composer, 114Kliebenschadl, Josef, 18th century (?) Austrian (?)

composer, 260Klingenbrunner, G., 19th century Germany composer, 52Klöffler, G. F., 18th century (?) composer, 205Klöffler, Johann, d. 1792, German composer, 52, 205Klosé, F. J., 19th century French composer, 53Klughardt, August, 1847–1902, German composer, 114Knorr, Barone, 18th century (?), German composer, 204, 320Knorr, Iwan, 1853–1916, German composer, 53Köcken, ?, 19th century (?) German composer, 252Koczwara, Franz, 18th century composer, 53Kodrin, ?, 19th century composer, 137Kohault, Josef, 18th century (?) Czech composer, 53Köhler, ?, 18th century German composer, 205Kohler, 19th century publisher in London, 245König, Johann Mattheus, 18th century (?), German

composer, 53Konink, Servaas, d. 1717, Dutch composer, 53, 229Kopprasch, Wilhelm, 1750–1832, German bassoonist &

composer, 153Korn dem altern, 18th century publisher in Breslau, 76Körner, 19th century publisher in Erfurt, 261Körner, Gotthilf Wilhelm, 18th century Austrian (?)

composer, 53Körner, Johann, 18th century German flautist at the court

at Cassel, 53Koschowitz, Josef, 19th century composer, 137

[biographical note]Kospoth, Otto, 1753–1817, German composer, 54, 114, 321Kowalowsky, Johann, 18th century (?) Austrian

composer, 168Kozeluch, Johann, 1738–1814, Bohemian composer, 114,

137, 153, 234, 301Kracher, Jose, 1752–1827, German composer, 260Krasinsky, ? (pseudo. Ernst Muller), 18th century

composer, 54, 205Krause, J. H., 19th century composer, 168

Krauss, Joseph, 1756–1792, German composer, 54Krebs, Johann Lewis, d. 1780, German organist, student

of Bach, & composer, 54Krebs, Johann Tobias, 1690–1762, student of Bach and

court organist to the Duke of Saxe-Weimar, 54, 114Kreith, Carl, 1746–1809, Austrian flutist & composer, 54,

137, 205, 300Kreith, Robert, 18th century (?), instruction book on

flute playing, 52Kremberg, Jakob, 1650–1718, Polish compoer, 206, 269Krenn, Franz, 1839–1890, Austrian composer, 55, 168 206,

311, 317, 137, 206Kress, Johann, d. 1730, German composer, 55Kretschmer, Edmund, 1830–1908, German composer, 55, 317Kreusser, Georg, 1743–1810, German composer, 55, 206Kreutzer, Conradin, 1780–1849, German composer, 169,

232, 244, 248, 275Krommer, Franz, 1759–1831, Bohemian composer, 55,

114, 137, 230, 244Krottendörffer, Josef, 18th century German composer, 291Krufft, Nikolaus, 1779–1818, 19th century composer, 138,

153, 169, 269Küffner, Johann, 1727–1786, German composer, 115, 138, 244Kugler, Lorenz, 19th century (?) German composer, 56Kuhlau, Friedrich, 1786–1832, German/Danish composer,

56, 206Kühnel, 19th century publisher in Leipzig, 148, 258, 259Kummer, ?, 18th century German bassoonist, 154

[biographical note]Kummer, Gaspard, 19th century (?) composer, 269Kunst u. Industrie…, 19th century publisher in Vienna,

72, 98, 269Kunze, Carl, 18th century German professor of music at

Heilbronn, 56, 169Kunzen, Adolph, 1720–1781, German composer, 56, 115Kurpinski, Karol, 1785–1857, Polish composer, 138, 161,

169, 217Kurzweil, ?, 18th century composer, 248

L

La Barre, Michel, 1675–1743, French composer, 56, 206La Mailliere, M. de, 18th century French composer, 206Labarbiera, Baldassare, 19th century (?) Italian composer, 260Labitzky, Josef, 1802–1881, Czech composer, 138, 244Lachner, Franz, 1803–1890, German composer, 250, 309, 318Lachnith, Ludwig, 1746–1820, German composer, 169Lackner, Ignaz, 18th century Austrian composer, 169Lacy, Raphino, 1797–1867, Spanish violinist & composer, 57Lambel, Wenzel, 19th century Czech (?) composer, 311Lambert, Johann, 18th century writer on theory of the

flute, 57 [biographical note]Lampugnani, Giovanni, 1706–1784, Italian composer, 206Lang, Johann, 1724–1800, Bohemian/German composer, 57

336 Index

Lapis, Santo, 18th century Italian composer, 207Latilla, Gaetano, 1711–1788 Italian composer, 57Latour, T., 1766–1837, composer, 57Latti, ?, 18th century composer, 154Laube, Anton, 1718–1784, German composer, 126, 154, 322Lave, 18th century publisher in London, 195Lavenu, L., 19th century publisher in London, 18Le Cene, Amsterdam, 18th century publisher in

Amsterdam, 82Le Chevalier, Amadée, 1654–1720, French composer, 57Le Clerc, 18th century publisher in Paris, 42, 251Le Duc Successeur, Mr. Chevardiere, 18th century

publisher in Paris, 12Le Duc, 18th century publisher in Paris, 14, 106, 192Le Menu et Boyer, 18th century publisher in Paris, 79Lebrun, Jean, 1759–1809, French composer, 169Lebrun, Ludwig, 1752–1790, German composer, 57, 115,

138, 207Leclerc, 18thg century publisher in Paris, 34, 201Leduc, 19th century publisher in Paris, 31, 44, 61, 151, 164, 176Lee, J., 18th century publishers in Dublin, 208Lefèvre, Jean, 1763–1829, first clarinet in the Paris Opera

and composer, 138, 280Lefèvre, Xavier, 1763–1829, French composer, 248Leffloth, Johann, b. 1705, German composer, 57Legat de Furcy, Antoine, b. 1740, French composer, 207Leidesdorf, 19th century publisher in Vienna, 269Leidesdorf, Maximilian, 1787–1840, German composer,

58, 170Leister, Franz, 19th century (?) German composer, 58Lemoyne, Jean, d., 1796, French composer, 58Leo, Leonardo, 1694–1744, Italian composer, 207, 233Lessel, François, 1780–1835, Polish composer, 58Lettorio, Marino, 18th century composer in Paris, 236Leuis, ?, 18th century (?) composer, 58Lewis, Giovanni, 18th century (?) Italian (?) composer, 207Lichtenthal, Peter, 1780–1853, German composer, 58Lickl, F. Georg, 1769–1843, Hungarian composer, 58, 283,

303, 318Lidarti, Cristiano, 1730–1793, Austrian composer, 58, 207Lidel, ?, 18th century composer, 58Lidmanzky, Franz, 19th century composer in Austria, 305Liebeskind, Johann, German author, treatise on the

German flute, 59Lindner, Fr., 19th century German composer, 318Lindpainter, Peter, 1791–1856, German composer, 139, 318Ling, William, 18th century English composer, 207Linley, 18th century publisher in London, 29, 40Linley, Francis, 18th century, English composer, 59Liverani, ?, 18th century (?) composer, 245Locatelli, Pietro, 1695–1764, Italian composer, 59Loeillet, Jean, d. 1728, Flemish, composer, 59

[biographical note], 115

Loeillet, John, 18th century English composer, 60, 116, 208, 230

Longman & Broderip, 18th century publisher in London, 4, 8, 18,19ff, 29, 34, 44, 71, 87, 103, 104, 107, 127, 129, 186, 191, 197, 209, 212, 213, 226, 228, 229

Longman, Lukey & Broderip, 18th century publisher in London, 19, 208, 209

Longman, Lukey & Co. 18th London, 5, 19, 90, 195, 204, 208, 209, 226

Lorenzoini, Antonio, 18th century Italian composer, 60Lose, 19th century publisher in Kopenhagen, 203Lotti, Antonio, 1667–1740, Italian composer, 125Louner, 19th century publisher in Paris, 123,Lucca, 19th century publisher in Milano, 117, 224, 298Luckhardt, 19th century German publisher, 33, 55

M

Mabellini, Teodulo, 1817–1897, Italian composer, 301Magasin de l’imprimere, 19th century publisher in

Vienna, 307, 318Magasin de Musique, 18th century publisher in Paris, 33,

150, 192Magazino di Musica, 19th century publisher in

Bronsvico, 54Mahault, Antoine, 18th century Dutch/German

composer, 60 [biographical note]Mahon, John, 1746–1834, English composer, 139, 245Mainzer, ?, 18th century German clarinetist &

composer,court of the Margrave of Schwendt , 60Makoweczky, ?, 18th century hornist, 170 [bibiographical

note]Malzat, Ignaz, 1757–1804, Austrian composer, 6, 116, 126,

154, 236, 240, 277Mancinelli, Domenico, 1775–1802, Italian composer, 60, 208Mancini, Francesco, 1672–1737, Italian composer, 61Manfredini, Francesco, 1688–1748, Italian composer, 161Marcello, Alessandro, 1684–1750, Italian composer,116, 236Marcello, Benedetto, 1686–1739, Italian composer, 61Marchal, P. A., 18th century German composer in Paris, 61Marchand, 18th century publisher in Paris, 90Marechal, Henri, 1842–1924, French composer, 170Marescalchi, Luigi, 18th century (?) Italian composer, 209Martin, ?, (arranged), 18th century composer, 284Martini, P. Giambattista, 18th century Italian composer, 308Martinn, Jacques, 1775–1836, French composer, 61, 209Marty, Georges, 1860–1908, French composer, 139Massa, Pietro, 18th century (?) Italian composer 209Massonneau. Louis, 1766–1848, German composer, 116,

154, 170, 209, 240Matauschek, ?, 19th century Viennese abbé & composer, 61Mathes (Matthes), Carl, Baroque oboist in court of

Margrave of Brandenburg-Schwedt, 116Mattei, Stanislao, 1750–1825, Italian composer, 61, 154

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Mattel, Padre Stanislao, 19th century Italian composer, 260Mattheson Johann, 1681–1764, German composer, 62,

209, 269Matthison-Hansen, Hans, 1807–1890, German composer, 170Maurer, Ludwig, 1789–1878, German composer, 139Maximilian V, 19th century, 310Mayer, I. M., 18th century German composer, 209Mayr, Johannes, 1763–1845, German composer, 275Mazzinghi, Felice, 18th century Italian composer, 62Mazzinghi, Joseph, 1765–1844, 18th century Italian

composer, 116, 287McGibbon, William, 1690–1756, Scottish composer, 62, 210Meares, 18th century publisher in London, 92Mederitsch, Johann, 1752–1835, German composer, 62Meifred, Joseph, 1791–1867, German composer, 170, 260Meissner, Filippo, 19th century composer, 139Mele, Giovanni, b. 1701, Italian composer, 62Melegari, Andrea, 18th century (?) Italian composer, 210Mendelssohn, Arnold, early 20th century German

composer, 116Mendelssohn, Felix, 1809–1847, German composer, 305Menesini, Bartolomeo, 18th century (?) composer, 62Mengal, Martin, 1784–1851, German composer, 170, 260,

279, 315Mercy, Louis, d. 1751, French composer, 62, 154Mereaux, Jean, 1767–1838, French composer, 62Mersenne, Martin, 1588–1648, French composer, 269, 295Metzger, Georg, d. 1794, German flautist & composer,

63, 210Metzger, K., 18th century (?) German composer, 63Meyer, 19th century publisher in Braunschweig, 139Mica, Jan, 1746–1811, Moravian composer, 63, 116, 230Michael, ?, 18th century composer, 210Michel, Josef (pseud. for Michel Yost), 1754–1786 Fr.

clarinetist & composer, 139, 245Michl, Joseph, 1745–1815, German composer, 154Milde, 19th century publisher in Kopenhagen, 51Miller, Edward, 1735–1807, English composer, 63Miller, F. J., 18th century German composer, 63Millerau, 19th century publisher in Paris, 122Minguet e Irol, Pablo, d. 1801, Spanish author of a treatise

on flute, 63Mischel, ?, 18th century composer, 210Mizler von Kolof, Lorenz, 1711–1778, 63Modena, Francesco 18th century publisher in Venice, 60Molique, Wilhelm, 1802–1869, German composer, 63Mollo, 19th century publisher at Vienna, 287Molter, Johann, 1695–1765, German composer, 63, 117,

140, 154, 162, 170, 233Mondrik, ? 18th century composer in Paris, 64Monn, Georg, 1717–1750, German composer, 64Montéclair, Michel, 1667–1737, French composer, 64, 210Monteilli, ?, 18th century Italian composer, 232

Monzani and Hill, 19th century publisher in London, 44Monzani, 18th and 19th century publisher in London, 10,

76, 184, 210Monzani, Tebaldo, 1762–1839, Instruction manuals for

the flute, 64Moralt, Adam, 1741–1811, German composer, 64Morawetz, Giovanni, 18th century composer in Vienna,

230, 297Morequx, ?, 19th century (?) French composer, 162Morgan, ?, 17th century English composer, 211Morgerotti, Carlo, 18th century Italian composer, 211Morigi, Angelo, 18th century (?) Italian composer, 240Morin, Jean-Baptiste, 1677–1754, French composer, 255Moscheles, Ignaz (Ignazio), 1794–1870, German

composer, 64, 140, 170, 250, 287Moscheles, J., 18th century German composer, 155, 260Mosel, Giovanni 18th century first violinist at Florence &

composer, 64Mosel, M., 19th century composer in Vienna, 308Moser, Franz, d. 1930, Austrian composer, 276, 297, 303, 323Mosonyi, Mihaly, 1815–1870, Hungarian composer, 64Mozart, Carl Thomas, 1784–1858, Austrian composer, 287Mozart, Wolfgang, 1756–1791, Austrian composer, 64,

66 [work based on an unidentified theme], 117, 170; 284 [Zauberflöte, unknown arr. for 3 basset horns], 304 [unidentified opera movement, arr. Düring, J. C.]

Mueller, ?, 18th century composer, 211Mühling, Heinrich, 1786–1847, German composer, 65, 211Müller, ?, 18th century composer in Vienna, 288Müller, ?, 18th century German composer, 65Müller, Adolph, Jr., 19th century German composer, 65, 261Müller, August Eberhard, 1767–1817, German composer,

65, 211Muller, Ernst (pseud. is Krasinksy), composer, 54Müller, F., 18th century German composer, 66Müller, Iwan, 1786–1854, German clarinetist & composer,

140, 245Müller, Johann, 1683–1736, German composer, 141Müller, P., 19th century German composer, 318Müller, W., 18th century German composer, 242Mussard, 18th century publisher in Paris, 14Müthel, Johann, 1728–1836, German composer, 66, 252Myslivecek, Josef, 1737–1781, Bohemian composer, 233, 272

N

Naderman, 18th and 19th century publisher in Paris, 20, 50, 108, 166, 205, 207

Naderman, F. J., b. 1780, celebrated harpist player in Prague, 171

Nageli, 19th century publisher in Zürich, 217Nageli, Hans, 1773–1836, German composer, 66Nanisch, Franz, 18th century celebrated oboist, 117

[biographical note]

338 Index

Napier, London, 18th century publisher in London, 7, 34, 74, 86, 98, 99, 221, 225

Nardini, Pietro, 1722–1793, Italian composer, 66, 211Naudot, ?, late Baroque French flautist at Paris &

composer, 67Necchi, Francesco, 19th century Italian composer, 117, 278Neel, 17th century publisher in London, 49Negri, Giacomo, 19th century Italian flautist &

composer, 211Neilson, Laurence, 18th century English composer 212Neubauer, Franz, 1760–1795, Bohemian composer,

KM for Princess of Schaumburg at Buckeburg, 67 [biographical note]

Neubauer, Johann, 18th century German composer, 67, 141, 245

Neubaur, Franz, 1760–1795, composer, 183Neubuer, ?, 18th century German composer, 171Neumann, G., 18th century Dutch composer, 67Neusser, ?, 18th century composer, 67Nichelmann, Christoph, 1717–1762, German composer, 212Nicholls, George, 18th century English composer, 212Nicholson, Charles, 1795–1837, eminent English flautist &

composer, 67Nicolai, Johann Gottlieb, 18th century German

composer, 68Nicolai, Johann, 1629–1685, German composer, 272Nicolini, Giuseppe, 19th century (?) Italian composer 288Nisle, Johann, b. 1780, German hornist & composer, 171Noferi, Giovanni, 18th century Italian composer, 212Nopitsch, Christoph, 1758–1824, German composer, 141Novello, 19th century publisher in London, 305Novorks, Leopold, 19th century composer, 141

O

Oestreich, Carl, 19th century German composer, 68, 141, 171, 177, 255, 260, 283, 286, 288, 309, 316

Onslow, Georg, 1784–1853, German composer, 300, 318Osi, 19th century publisher in Paris, 298Oswald, J., 18th and 19th century publisher in London, 5,

18, 23,77, 193, 197, 201, 218, 219Oswald, James, 1711–1768, English composer, 68Ottl, Josef, 19th century Austrian (?) composer, 141Ozi, Étienne, b. 1754, French bassoonist, 155

[biographical note], 248, 252

P

Pacini, Giovanni, 1796–1867, Italian composer, 68, 117, 141, 162, 172, 177, 256, 308

Pagni, 18th century publisher in Firenze, 35Paisible, James, 18th century English composer, 212Palladino, Giuseppe, 18th century Italian composer, 212Parcham, Andreas, d. 1730, Dutch (?)composer, 68, 212

Parke, John, 1745–1829, 19th century English composer, 117, 212

Parke, William, 18th century English composer, 69, 213Parma Raffaele, 19th century Italian composer, 117Parry, John, b. 1776, English composer, 69, 213Patoni, Giovanni, 18th century Italian composer, 213Paxton, Stephen, 18th century English composer, 155Payer, ?, 19th century (?) composer, 248Pechacek, Frantisek, 1763–1816, Czech (?) composer, 141Pepusch, Johann, 1667–1752, German composer, 19, 69,

162, 233Peraut, ?, 18th century French composer, 213Perez, Davide, 1711–1778, Italian composer, 155Pesch, ?, 19th century (?) composer, 69Peters, 19th century publisher in Paris, 113, 129, 136, 153,

240, 248, 159Petersen P., 18th century flautist & composer at

Hamburg, 69 [biographical note]Petricek, ?, 19th century composer, 141Pez, Johann 1664–1716, Italian composer, 69, 213, 237Pezold, Christian, 1677–1733, German composer, 69, 117, 172Pfeffinger, Philip, 1765–1821, German composer, 172Pfeiffer, Franz Anton, 1754–1787, German composer, 117,

155 [biographical note], 237, 240Pfeiffer, Georges Jean, 1835–1908, German composer, 177Pfeiffer, Johann, 1697–1761, German composer, 70, 117, 274Pfeiffer, M., 18th century composer in Vienna, 307Pfeilstuker, N., 18th century professor of clarinet &

composer in Paris, 142Pfenninger, 18th century publisher at Wintherthur, 259Pffeiffer, A., 19th century (?) composer, 69Philbert, Philippe, 1650–1712, French composer, 70Philidor, François, 1726–1795, French composer, 118Philidor, Michel Danican, 1683–1722, French composer, 70Philidor, Pierre Dancan, 1681–1731, French composer, 213Piazza, Gaetano, 19th century (?) Italian composer, 70, 27Pichl, Wenzel, 1741–1805, Czech composer, 70, 142Pichler, Carl, 19th century composer in Vienna, 311Pignata, Pietro, 19th century Italian composer, 118Pillotti, Giuseppe, 19th century Italian composer, 126, 142Pinsuti, ? 18th century (?) composer, 245Pla (Plas), ?, 18th century Spanish brothers, 118

[biographical note]Pla, Jose, 1728–1762, French composer in London, 213, 237Plach, Giovanni, 18th century Italian composer, 71Platti, Giovanni, 1700–1763, Italian composer, 71, 237Playford, J., 18th century publisher in London, 16, 38,

188, 267Pleyel, 18th century publisher in Paris, 24, 48, 108, 140,

192, 299, 306Pleyel, Ignaz, 1757–1831, Austrian composer, 54, 71ff, 118,

142, 155, 214, 230, 248, 253, 277, 281Poessinger, Franz, 1767–1827, Austrian composer, 72, 234, 269

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Pohl, G., 18th century composer, 73Pokorny, Franz, 1729–1794, Bohemian composer, 118,

142, 172, 261Polidori, Ortnesio, 17th century Italian composer, 323Pollet, 19th century publisher in Paris, 243Pollet, Jean, 18th century French composer, 73Polzelli, Antoine, 19th century composer, 142Ponzo, Giuseppe, 18th century Italian composer, 73Popp, Guglielmo, 19th century (?) Italian composer, 73Porro, Pierro, 1759–1831, French composer, 73Porta, Bernardo, 1758–1829, Italian composer, 270Porthaux, 19th century publisher in Paris, 129, 243Praeger & Meier, 19th century publishers in Bremen, 318Praeger, Heinrich, 1783–1831, German composer, 73, 270, 280Prager & Meier, 19th century publisher in Bremen, 135Pranzer, Giuseppe, 19th century (?), Italian composer,

270, 281Prati, Alessio, 1750–1788, Italian composer, 73, 118, 155Preston & Son, 18th century publisher in London, 15Preston, 19th century publisher in London, 36, 47, 89, 98,

123, 150, 181, 182, 183, 197, 210, 212, 222, 228, 243Probst, 19th century publisher in Leipzig, 39, 199, 283Proch, Heinrich, 1809–1878, composer in Austria, 316Proksch, Joseph, 1794–1864, German composer, 142Proto (Prota), Tommaso, 18th century Italian composer,

73, 215Puccini, Michele, 1813–1864, Italian composer, 283, 301Pucolas, ?, 18th century composer, 215Pugni, Cesare, 19th century Italian composer, 231Pujolas, J., 18th century composer, 215Punto, Giovanni, pseud., see Johann StichPurcell, Daniel, 1664–1717, English composer, 74, 162, 215Purcell, Henry, 185 [dedication, by John Blow]Puschmann, Giuseppe, 18th century composer in Vienna, 305

Q

Quanten, Chevalier, 18th century composer, 74Quantz, Johann, 1697–1773, German composer, 74ff, 118,

215, 240, 270Quattordici, Domenico, 1710–1740, Italian composer, 76Quentin, Berin, d. 1770, French composer, 76Queralt, Francisco, 1740–1825, Italian composer, 76Quilici, Domenico, 19th century Italian composer, 289, 308

R

Rabboni, Giuseppe, 1800–1856, Italian composer, 216Racca, Antonio, 18th century (?) Italian composer, 216Radicati, Felice, 19th century composer, 142Raimondi, Ignazio, 1737–1825, Italian composer, 76Randall, 18th century publisher in London, 5, 68Ranish, John, 18th century English composer, 76Rathe, ?, 18th century celebrated clarinetist & composer

in Paris, 142, 216

Rault, Felix, 18th century celebrated French flautist and composer, 76, 216, 272

Rava, Gennaro, d. 1779, Italian composer, 77Reali, M., 18th century (?) Italian composer, 162Reicha Anton, 1770–1836, Bohemian composer, 127, 156,

172, 295, 319Reichardt, G. F., 18th century German composer, 77Reichelt, F. G., d. 1798, German composer, 77Reichstadt, Duke of, as composer, 49Reid, John, 1721–1807, English composer, 77Reidinger, Stanislaus, 1734–1794, German composer, 156Reinards, William, 18th century flautist, 77 [biographidal

note], 216Reinecke, Carl, 1824–1910, German composer, 143, 242, 250Reissinger, Carlo, 19th century Italian composer, 143Reitano, Duca di, 18th century (?) Italian noble, 77Reitmayr, 19th century publisher in Regensburg, 240Reitter, ?, 18th century German composer, 246Reuschel, Johann, 17th century German composer, 285Reymann, F. G., 18th century German composer, 118, 300Reymann, Giovanni, 18th century Italian composer, 77Rhein, Ferdinand, 18th century Austrian flautist &

composer, 78 [biographical note], 217Rheinberger, Joseph, 1839–1901, German composer, 172, 319Ricci, Francesco, 1733–1800 Italian composer 217Riccordi, 19th century publisher in Mailand, 225Richard, ?, 18th century composer, 78Richault, 18th and 19th century publisher in Paris, 24, 62,

113, 123, 129, 136, 140, 193, 238Richault, Janet and Cotelle, 18th century publisher in

Paris, 33Richter, Franz Xaver, 1709–1789, 78, 119, 162, 172, 286,

310, 323Ricordi, 19th Milano, 245Riedt, Friedrich, 1710–1783, German composer, 78, 217Riepel, Joseph, 1709–1782, German composer, 78

[biographical note], 143, 172Ries, Ferdinand, 1784–1838, composer, 79, 143, 173, 283Rieter-Biedermann, 19th century publisher in Leipzig, 310Rietz, Johann, 1767–1828, German composer, 79, 319Rigel, Anton, 1745–1807, compositions for flute, 79Rimbault, Stephen, 1773–1837, English composer, 79Ristori, Giovanni, 1692–1753, Italian composer, 119Ritter, Georg, 1748–1808, bassoonist, 156 [biographical

note]Röder, Carl, b. 1812, German composer, 156Röder, Georg, 19th century German composer, 143Roger, d’Estienne, 17th and 18th century publisher in

Amsterdam, 31, 47, 59, 61, 95, 102, 104, 115, 159, 209, 229, 230, 269, 276, 315

Rohde, Michael, 19th century (?), German composer, 270, 296, 315, 322,

Rolfe, 19th century publisher in London, 207

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Rolla, Alessandro, 18th century Italian composer, 79, 217Röllig, Carl, 19th century (?) German composer, 261Röllig, Johann, 1710–1790, German composer, 79, 119, 279Romano, L. H., 18th century, Italian composer, 217Romberg, Andreas, 1767–1821, German composer, 79, 132Romberg, Bernhard, 1767–1841, German composer, 261Romhild, Johann, 1684–1756, German composer, 237Ron, Jean, 1789–1817, French composer, 143, 157, 300Röntgen, Julius, 1855–1932, Dutch composer, 119, 143Roseingrave, Thomas, 1690–1766, English organist, 80

[biographical note]Rosenthal, Felix, 19th century composer in Vienna, 319Röser, Johann, 1740–1797, German composer, 173, 320Rosetti, Antonio, 1746–1792, Italian composer, 80, 119,

143, 173Roslawetz, Nikolai, b. 1881–1944, Ukraine composer, 119Rossini, Gioacchino, 1792–1868, Italian composer, 143,

144 [Zelmira, arr.Prince Rudolph of Austria],173, 218, [unidentified theme, arr. Brod], 261, 300, 304 [unidentified opera movement, arr. Düring, J. C], 310

Roth, Anton, 18th century (?) German composer, 173Roth, Philipp, 1779–1850, German composer, 80, 144, 149Roussel, Albert, 1869–1937, French composer, 80Rozelli, ?, 18th century Italian composer, 218, 270Rubinstein, Anton, 19th century German composer, 300Rudolph, Erzherzog of Austria, 19th century [as

composer], 144, 248Rudolph, Johann, 1788–1831, German composer, 144Rudolph, Joseph, 1730–1812, German composer in Paris,

139, 286Ruge, Filippo, 18th century (?) Italian composer, 80, 218, 233Rummel, Christiano di Nassau, 19th century composer, 144Ruppe, Christian, 1753–1826, German composer, 80Rust, ?, 18th century composer, 81Rustici, Alessandro, 19th century (?) Italian composer, 162Rutherford, David, 18th century English composer, 81Ryba, Jakub, 1765–1815, Czech composer, 81

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Saal, Anton, 1763–1855, German composer, 119Sala, 17th and 18th century publisher in Venetia, 61, 163Salieri, Antonio, 1750–1825, Italian composer, 81, 230, 277Salulini, Paolo, 18th century (?) Italian composer, 218Sammartini, Giovanni, 1698–1775, Italian composer, 81, 218San Lorenzo, 18th century publisher in Venezia, 9San Martini, Giovanni, 18th century Italian composer,

81, 218San Martini, Giuseppe, 18th century Italian composer, 82,

119, 219Sangiorgi, Filippo, 19th century Italian composer, 255Santner, Karl, 19th century German composer, 310Sarri, Domenico, 1679–1744, Italian composer, 82Savinelli, Angelo, 19th century Italian composer, 274

Scaglies, Angelo,, 18th century (?) Italian composer, 219Scarlatti, Pietro Alessandro, 1660–1725, Italian composer,

82, 219, 270Schacht, Theodor, 1748–1823, German composer, 144, 242Schafrath, Christoph, b. 1709, German composer, 82Schale, Christian, 1713–1800, German composer, 83Scheibe, Johann Adolph, 1708–1776, German composer, 83Schelle, Johann, 1648–1701, German composer, 277Schenk, Johann, 1753–1836, German composer, 144, 250, 301Scherr, L., 19th century composer, 289Schetky, Johann, 1740–1820, German composer, 83, 219Schiassi, Maria, 18th century (?) composer in Vienna, 237Schicht, Johann, 1753–1823, German composer, 290, 308Schickhard, Johann, 18th century German composer, 83,

119, 276, 230Schiedermayer, Johann, 1779–1840, German composer, 316Schield, William, 1748–1829, English composer, 86, 221Schiller- und Kissnerischen, 18th century publisher in

Hamburg, 62Schimpke, ? 18th century German composer, 120, 173Schindelmeisser, Louis, 1811–1864, German composer,

144, 304Schinn, Georg, 18th century German composer, 120Schlesinger 19th century publisher in Paris, 303Schlesinger, 19th century publisher in Berlin, 201Schloeger, Mathaeus, 1722–1766, Austrian composer, 83Schmatz, 18th century publisher in Erlangen, 85Schmidt, Franz, 1874–1939, Austrian composer, 144, 145, 270Schmidtbach, C., 18th century (?) Austrian composer, 157Schmitt, J., 18th century publisher in Amsterdam, 20,

202, 225Schmitt, Joseph, 1734–1791, German composer, 83, 220Schmitt, Nicol, 18th century French bassoonist &

composer, 157Schmittbaur, Joseph, 1718–1809, German composer, 84,

120, 157, 162, 173, 220Schmotzer, Jacob, 19th century (?) composer, 84Schmügel, Johann, 1727–1798, German composer, 84, 271Schneider, ?, 18th century German composer, 84Schneider, Franz, 19th century German composer, 312Schneider, George, 19th century German composer, 145, 174Schnell, Johann, 1687–1754, German composer, 85Schnept, Josef, b. 1785, Czech (?) composer, 85Schnyder vonWartensee, Franz, 1786–1868, Swiss

composer, 246Schonebeck, C. S., 1758–1800, composer, 85Schönenberger, 19th century publisher in Paris, 164, 235, 286Schott, 18th and 19th century publisher in Mainz, 22, 39,

132, 134, 136, 138, 139, 144, 244, 246, 318, 319Schroeter, Johann, 1752–1788, German composer, 85Schubert, Franz 132 [unidentified theme arr. Devienne],

239 [unidentified theme, arr. Sinigaglia]Schubert, Ferdinand, 1794–1859, Austrian composer, 302

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Schubert, Johann Fredrich, 1770–1811, German composer, 240, 248

Schubert, Joseph, 1757–1837, German composer, 85Schuberth, 19th century publisher in Hamburg, 259Schuberth, 19th century publisher in Leipzig, 300Schültz, Lebrecht, 18th century German (?) composer,

85, 220Schultze, G., composer, 200Schültze, J. C., 18th century German composer, 85, 220Schumann, Friedrich, 18th century, German composer, 86Schuster, Joseph, 1748–1812, composer, 86Schwartzkopff, Theodor, 1659–1732, German composer, 220Schwencke, Christian, 1767–1822, German composer,

120, 249Schwindel, Friedrich, 1737–1786, German composer, 86,

145, 220, 261Scimpke, ?, 18th century composer, 157Sciroli, Gregorio, 1722–1781, Italian composer, 120Scotti, 19th century publisher in Milan, 16, 131Seiling, 19th centurty publisher in Regensburg, 311Seitz, 19th century publisher in Leipzig, 319Sellner, Joseph, 1787–1843, German oboist & composer,

120, 237Senfer, Luigi, 19th century Italian composer, 281Serini, Giovanni, b. 1710, Italian composer, 86Seydelmann, Franz, 1748–1806, German composer, 86Seyeller, ?, 18th century composer, 86Seyfert, Johann, 1731–1772, German composer, 86Sieber and Bailleaux, 19th century publisher in Paris, 173Sieber, 18th and 19th century publisher in Paris, 28, 14,

50, 57, 70, 106, 115, 130, 132, 151, 192, 227, 243, 244, 247, 251, 273

Siegel, 19th century publisher in Leipzig, 49Siluani, 17th century publisher in Bologna, 160Simon, Johann, 19th century German composer, 145Simonet, F. M., 19th century (?) composer, 253Simpson, 18th century publisher in London, 4, 37, 76,

87,102, 163, 198, 199, 210Simpson, J., early 18th century publisher in London, 190Simpson’s Musick Shop, 18th century publisher in

London, 213Simrock, 19th century publisher in Bonn, 145, 173,

201,246, 288, 300, 319Singer, Pater Peter, 19th century composer in Vienna, 289Sinigaglia, Leone, 1868–1944, Italian composer, 174, 239Sixt, Giovanni, 1757–1797, Italian composer, 221Skotscoffsky, G. V., 18th century composer, 87Smith, 18th century publisher in London, 210Sola, Charles, b. 1786, composer, 87Solere, Étienne, 1753–1817, French clarinet professor at

the Paris Conservatory, 145Soller, ?, 18th century Austrian composer, 145Somis, Giovanni, 1686–1763, Italian violinist & composer,

87, 120, 162

Sorge, Georg Andreas, 1703–1778, 87, 120, 125, 221Sorge, Georg, 1703–1778, German composer, 87Spaet (Spath?), Andrea, 19th century composer, 246Spandau, ?, 18th century composer, 242Spehr, early 19th century publisher at Braunschweig, 175Sperger, Johann, d. 1812, Czech composer, 87, 174, 221Spergher, Ignaz, 18th century, Austrian composer, 261Spinas, 19th century publisher in Vienna, 90Spohr, Ludwig, 1784–1859, German composer, 145, 288, 300Spourni, Wenceslaus, 18th century Czech composer, 87Stablingher, Mathias, 1750–1815, Italian composer, 87, 221Stadler, J. Dominicus (Maximilian Abbé), Austrian

composer, 221Stadler, Joseph, 1725–1765, German composer, 88Stamitz, ?, 18th century German composer, 88, 120Stamitz, Anton, 1754–1809, German composer, 88, 120, 281Stamitz, Carl, 1745–1801, German composer, 88, 121, 174,

222, 279Stamitz, Fr., 18th century German composer, 261Stamitz, Johann Carl, 18th century German composer, 88Stamitz, Johann Wenzel Anton, 1717–1757, German

composer, 88, 121, 146Stamitz, Karl, 1745–1801, German composer, 146, 242Stanley, John, 1713–1786, English composer, 89Starker, Liberato, 19th century German composer, 290Starzer, Josef, 1726–1787, Austrian composer, 262Stegmann, Carl, 1751–1826, German tenor & composer, 241Steibelt, Daniel, 1756–1823, German composer, 89Steiner, 19th century publisher in Vienna, 144Steinfeld, Albert, 1741–1815, German composer, 89, 222, 306Steinmüller, ?, 18th century Austrian, 174 [biographical

note]Stich, Johann, 1748–1803 (pseudo. Punto, Giovanni),

composer, 74, 172, , 217, 234, 261, 283, 286Stölzel, Gottfried, 1690–1749, German composer, 89, 121,

237, 242Storch, Anton, 19th century German composer, 174Stricker, Augustin, 1675–1720, German composer, 89, 121Struck, Paul, 1776–1820, German composer, 89, 146, 262, 287Strunz, Georg, 1781–1852, German composer, 89, 174Stuntz, Joseph, 1793–1859, German composer, 90, 121, 146Suppé, Franz, 1819–1895, Austrian composer, 90, 174, 262Supries, Joseph, 1761–1822, composer, 253Süssmayer, Franz, 1766–1803, Austrian composer, 146,

222, 230, 234, 238Sutton, W. W., b. 1793, English composer, 90Szabo, Xaver, 19th century (?) Hungarian composer 239

T

Tacet, Joseph, 18th century, English composer, 90, 121Tadolini, Giovanni, 1793–1872, Italian composer, 90, 241, 299Taffanel, Paul, 1844–1908, French composer, 90Tag, Christian, 1735–1811, 19th century German

composer, 302

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Täglichsbeck, Thomas, 1799–1867, German composer, 147Taillard, l’aine, 18th c., first flautist at the Concert

Spirituel in Paris in 1760, 90Tanejew, Alexander, 1850–1910, composer, 147Tartagnini, Luigi, 19th century Italian composer, 157, 253Tartini, Giuseppe, 1692–1770, Italian, composer, 91Tauber, J. F., d. 1803, flautist & composer, 91Tausch, fils, Mr. [dedication], 139Tausch, Franz, 1762–1817, clarinetist, 147, 246Tedeschi, 18th century publisher in Bologna, 61Telemann, Georg, 1681–1767, German composer, 91, 121,

125, 222, 237, 275Terschak, Adolf, b. 1832, Czech composer, 91Tessarini, Carlo, 1690–1766, Italian composer, 91, 122, 222Teyber, Anton, 1756–1822, German composer, 174Thiel, 19th century publisher in Leipzig, 272Thompson & Son, 18th century publisher in London, 199Thompson, 18th century publisher in London, 4, 47, 102,

163, 195, 218, 252Thompson, C. and S., 18th century publisher in London,

187, 191, 193, 199, 270Thompson, R., 18th century publisher in London, 193, 194Thornowets, ?, 18th century composer, 92Thorowgood and Horne, 18th century publisher in

London, 101Thorowgood, 18th century publisher in London, 101Thuille, Ludwig, 1861–1907, German composer, 319Tischer, Johann, 1707–1774, German composer, 122Tischler, Conrad, author of a Flöten-Schule, 92Tobi, F. J., 18th century composer in Paris, 147Todt, Johann, 1833–1900, German composer, 92, 175, 223, 262Toeschi, Carlo, 1722–1788, Italian composer, 92Toeschi, Giovanni, 1735–1800, Italian composer, 92, 223Tollet, Thomas, 17th century (?), author of a treatise on

playing flute, 93Tolou, A., 18th century French composer, 93Topham, William, 18th century, English composer, 93Torelli, Giuseppe, 1658–1709, Italian composer, 163, 241,

255, 262Torlez, C., 18th century French composer, 93Torti, Giuseppe, 18th century (?), Italian composer, 223Traeg, A., 18th century composer, 93Traeg, Johann, 1799 Catalog [of manuscripts] published in

Vienna, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 13, 14, 15,18, 19ff, 21, 25, 26, 28, 29, 30, 34, 36, 39, 40, 41, 43–46, 50, 51, 54–56, 58, 60, 64, 65, 67, 70ff, 77, 79, 80, 81, 83, 86, 88, 90, 91, 93, 95, 96, 100, 102, 103, 107, 109, 110112, 115, 117–120, 122, 123, 126, 127, 132, 135, 141, 145, 151, 152, 154, 157, 159, 163, 167, 170, 171, 173, 182, 184, 186–188, 192–194, 197, 198, 200, 201, 202, 204, 205, 209, 211, 215, 216, 217, 219, 220–222, 224, 226, 231, 232, 239, 242243, 246, 248, 249, 251–153, 190, 256, 258, 260, 261, 262, 268, 270, 272, 274, 277, 281, 283, 284, 288, 295, 298, 299, 300, 301, 303, 305, 307

Trento, Vittorio, 1761–1833, Italian composer, 93Triebensee, Georg, 1746–1813, Austrian oboist &

composer, 157Triebensee, Joseph, 1772–1846, Austrian composer, 93,

122, 271, 307Triébert, 19th century publisher in Paris, 122Triébert, Charles, 1810–1867, French composer, 122Triébert, Frédéric, 1813–1878, French composer, 122, 277Tromlitz, Johann, 18th century German author of a flute

treatise, 94Troupenas, 19th century publisher in Paris, 260Truschetzky? (Georg Druschetzky), 147Tuch, Heinrich, 1766–1821, German composer, 94, 262Tucsek, Vincenz, 19th century (?) composer, 249Turck, ?, 18th century composer in Vienna, 284Türrschmiedt, Carl, 1753–1797, German composer, 262Tyther, 18th century publisher in London, 42

U

Uber, Alexander, 1783–1824, German composer, 94, 175Uccelli, Giovanni, Italian composer, 94Umlauff, Ignaz, 1746–1796, Austrian composer, 94Umlauff, Michael, 1781–1842, Austrian composer, 282, 306Umstatt, Joseph, d. 1762, German composer, 255, 306Ursino, H. F., Baroque Italian composer, 279

V

Valentine, Robert, 1680–1735, English flautist, 94, 223, 238Van Beer, ?, 19th century Dutch (?) composer, 177Vanderhagen, Armand, 1753–1822, Dutch composer, 95,

232, 246Vannacci, Biago, 18th century (?), Italian composer, 224Veit, Wenzel, 1806–1864, German composer, 175Verdi, 159 [Trovatore (themes) arr. Capanna]Vern, Auguste, 19th century German composer, 95, 224, 246Verneville, Monsieur de la [dedication of a clarinet work

by Vanderhagen], 246Vincent, Thomas II, 1720–1783, composer, 230Vincenti, 17th century publisher in Venice, 150, 322, 323Vinci, ?, 18th century Italian composer, 287Viviani, Giovanni, 17th century Italian composer, 163Vocet, Jan, 1777–1843, Bohemian composer, 147Vogel, ?, 18th century composer, 95, 245, 246Vogel, Cajetan, 1750–1794, Bohemian composer, 123, 147, 175Vogel, Friedrich Wilhelm, 1807–1892, 261Vogel, J., 19th century (?), composer, 253Vogel, Johann, 1758–1788, 18th century composer, 147,

224, 249Vogel, Louis, 18th century flautist & composer, 54Vogt, August, 1861–1926, German organist, 123, 238Vols, ?, 19th century (?) composer, 147

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W

Waelput, Hendrik, 1845–1885, Flemish composer, 96, 312Wagenseil Georg, 1715–1777, Austrian composer, 96, 157, 177Wagner, ?, 18th century composer, 96Wagner, B., 18th century composer, 96Wagner, Guillaume, 19th century composer, 147Wagner, Karl Jakob, 1772–1822, German composer, 96,

241, 262Walckiers, ?, 18th century (?), composer, 224Walker, 19th century publisher in London, 48, 54, 59, 205Walsh and Hare 17th and 18thcentury publisher in

London 12, 18, 37, 59ff, 62, 83, 92–96, 110, 116, 119, 182, 190, 208, 211, 212, 230, 223, 255, 267, 269, 276, 295

Walsh, 18th century publisher in London, 11ff, 23, 28, 40, 41, 42, 59, 75, 76, 81, 82, 91, 95, 97, 111, 118, 122, 151, 181, 184, 195, 199, 200, 203, 208, 218, 219, 222, 224, 215, 223, 238, 256

Walsh, I., 18th century publisher in London, 16, 18, 188, 190Walsh, Randall and Hare, 18th century publishers in

London, 4, 5, 69, 93, 213, 233Walter, ?, 18th century German composer, 246Walter, August, 1821–1866, German composer, 148, 310Walter, Johann, 1755–1822 German composer, 96, 247Wanhal, Jan, 1739–1813, Bohemian composer, 96, 123, 148,

157, 224, 387Wassermann, Heinrich, 1791–1838, German composer,

97, 158Waylet, H., 18th century publisher in London, 18, 190Weber, 182 [Der Freischütz, arr. anon.]; 304 [unidentified

opera movement, arr. Düring, J. C.]Weber, Ludwig, 20th century (?) German composer, 247Weckmann, Matthias, 1621–1674, German composer, 163Weideman, Charles, d. 1782, English composer, 97, 224Weigel, Christoph, 1654–1725, German composer, 97Weigl, Joseph, 1740–1820, Austrian composer, 123, 297Weinberger, Joseph, 19th century composer in Austria, 316Weiner, Leo, 19th century German composer, 148Weiss, Carl, 18th century German composer, 225, 271Weiss, Franz, 1778–1830, German composer, 98, 225, 247, 274Weiss, G., 18th century (?), composer, 98Weiss, Johann Sigismund, 1690–1737, German composer,

123, 225Weiss, Karl I, 1735–1795, flautist & composer,98

[biographical note]Weiss, Karl II, 1777–1845, English composer, 98, 225, 271Weissheimer, Wendelin, 1838–1910, German composer, 272Welcker, 18th and 19th century publisher in London,4, 6,

7, 26, 28, 36, 77, 88, 92, 107, 123, 181, 188, 197, 207, 213, 216, 220, 236

Weldon and Gasperini, early 18th century publishers in London, 204

Weldon John, 1676–1736, English composer, 225Wenck, August, d. 1814, German composer, 158

Wendling, Johann, 1720–1797, German composer, 98, 123, 225

Wendt, Johann, 1720–1809, 123, 195, 271, 226Wenkel, Johann, 1734–1792, German composer, 99, 226Wenusch, Stanislaus, 19th century composer, 255, 322Wessely, Johann, 1762–1810, German composer, 148, 175, 226Wessil, 19th century publisher in London, 47Westenholz, Friedrich, 1756–1802, German composer, 99,

231, 241Westerhoff, Heinrich, 1760–1806, German composer, 99,

148, 158, 226, 249Wheatstone, 19th century publisher in London, 192, 202,

203, 205Wheatstone, C., 18th century publisher in London, 20, 191Whitaker, 18th century publisher in London, 191Widerkehr, Jacob, 1759–1823, German composer, 99, 273, 275Wiedner, Johann, 1714–1783, German composer, 99, 124Wilkinson, 19th century publisher in London, 44Williamson, 18th century publisher in London, 199Willman, Samuel, 1780–1813, German composer, 99, 226Wilms, Johann 1772–1847, German composer, 99, 148,

273, 275Winer, Leo, 19th century composer, 148Winkler, E., 19th century German composer, 158Winkler, Johann, 19th century composer, 262, 291Winter, 18th century publisher in Berlin, 183, 215Winter, Peter, 1754–1825, German composer, 100, 124,

158, 283, 287Winterle, Edmund, 19th century composer, 148Witt, Friedrich, 1770–1836, German composer, 100, 175, 263Witvogel, 18th century publisher in Amsterdam, 201Woelfl, Joseph, 19th century German composer, 100Woldemar, N., 18th century violinist & composer in

Paris, 149Wolf, Ernst, 1735–1892, German composer, 100, 231,273Wolf, Friedrich, 1750–1824, German composer, 175, 234Wolfl, Joseph, 1773–1812, composer, 281Worgan, James, Jr., 18th century English composer, 226Wragg, 19th century publisher in London, 171, 215Wragg, J., 18th century English composer, 100, 124, 266, 231Wranitzky, ?, 18th century composer, 124, 226Wranitzky, Wenzel, 18th century composer, 281Wranizky, Paul, 1756–1808, Moravian composer, 100,

227, 231Wright, early 18th century publisher in London, 223, 238Wunderer, Anton, 19th century composer in Vienna, 310Wunderlich, Christian Friedrich, b. 1722, Oboist and

clarinetist, 124 [biographical note], 149 [biographical note]

Wunderlich, Johann 1755–1819, German, 101 [biograhical note], 227

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Y

Yost, Michel (pseudo. Josef Michel), 1754–1786, Fr. clarinetist & composer, 139, 149, 247

Z

Zabala, Nicola, 19th century Italian composer, 302Zach, Johann, 1699–1773, German composer, 101, 124Zaluzan, Johann, 19th century Austrian (?) composer, 284Zani, Andrea, 1696–1757, Italian composer, 101Zannetti, Francesco, b. 1740, Italian composer, 101, 227Zarth, Georg, 1708–1778, German composer, 101, 227Zellbell, Anders, 1680–1727, German composer, 101, 158Zetter, 19th century publisher in Paris, 164, 257, 286, 309Zielche, Johann, 18th century, flautist to the King of

Denmark, 102Zimmermann, ?, 18th century composer, 102, 124, 253Zimmermann, 19th century publisher in Leipzig, 308Zinck, Bendix, 1743–1801, German composer 227Zucchi, Giacomo, 1750–1850, Italian (?) composer, 231Zuckert, Johann, 18th century German composer, 227Zulehner, 19th century publisher in Mainz, 45Zumsteeg, Johann, 1760–1802, German composer, 102, 227Zwyssig, Alberich, 1808–1854, German composer, 289

Dr. David Whitwell is a graduate (‘with distinction’) of the University of Michigan and the Catholic University of America, Washington DC (PhD, Musicology, Distinguished Alumni Award, 2000) and has studied conducting with Eugene Ormandy and at the Akademie für Musik, Vienna. Prior to coming to Northridge, Dr. Whitwell participated in concerts throughout the United States and Asia as Associate First Horn in the USAF Band and Orchestra in Washington DC, and in recitals throughout South America in cooperation with the United States State Department.

At the California State University, Northridge, which is in Los Angeles, Dr. Whitwell developed the CSUN Wind Ensemble into an ensemble of international reputation, with international tours to Europe in 1981 and 1989 and to Japan in 1984. The CSUN Wind Ensemble has made professional studio recordings for BBC (London), the Köln Westdeutscher Rundfunk (Germany), NOS National Radio (The Nether-lands), Zürich Radio (Switzerland), the Television Broad-casting System ( Japan) as well as for the United States State Department for broadcast on its ‘Voice of America’ program. The CSUN Wind Ensemble’s recording with the Mirecourt Trio in 1982 was named the ‘Record of the Year’ by The Vil-lage Voice. Composers who have guest conducted Whitwell’s ensembles include Aaron Copland, Ernest Krenek, Alan Hov-haness, Morton Gould, Karel Husa, Frank Erickson and Vaclav Nelhybel.

Dr. Whitwell has been a guest professor in 100 different universities and conservatories throughout the United States and in 23 foreign countries (most recently in China, in an elite school housed in the Forbidden City). Guest conducting experiences have included the Philadelphia Orchestra, Seattle Symphony Orchestra, the Czech Radio Orchestras of Brno and Bratislava, The National Youth Orchestra of Israel, as well as resident wind ensembles in Russia, Israel, Austria, Switzer-land, Germany, England, Wales, The Netherlands, Portugal, Peru, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Canada and the United States.

About the Author

346 About the Author

He is a past president of the College Band Directors National Association, a member of the Prasidium of the Inter-national Society for the Promotion of Band Music, and was a member of the founding board of directors of the World Asso-ciation for Symphonic Bands and Ensembles (WASBE). In 1964 he was made an honorary life member of Kappa Kappa Psi, a national professional music fraternity. In September, 2001, he was a delegate to the UNESCO Conference on Global Music in Tokyo. He has been knighted by sovereign organizations in France, Portugal and Scotland and has been awarded the gold medal of Kerkrade, The Netherlands, and the silver medal of Wangen, Germany, the highest honor given wind conductors in the United States, the medal of the Academy of Wind and Percussion Arts (National Band Association) and the highest honor given wind conductors in Austria, the gold medal of the Austrian Band Association. He is a member of the Hall of Fame of the California Music Educators Association.

Dr. Whitwell’s publications include more than 127 articles on wind literature including publications in Music and Letters (London), the London Musical Times, the Mozart-Jahrbuch (Salzburg), and 39 books, among which is his 13-volume His-tory and Literature of the Wind Band and Wind Ensemble and an 8-volume series on Aesthetics in Music. In addition to numerous modern editions of early wind band music his original compo-sitions include 5 symphonies.

David Whitwell was named as one of six men who have determined the course of American bands during the second half of the 20th century, in the definitive history, The Twenti-eth Century American Wind Band (Meredith Music).

A doctoral dissertation by German Gonzales (2007, Arizona State University) is dedicated to the life and conducting career of David Whitwell through the year 1977. David Whitwell is one of nine men described by Paula A. Crider in The Conduc-tor’s Legacy (Chicago: GIA, 2010) as ‘the legendary conductors’ of the 20th century.

‘I can’t imagine the 2nd half of the 20th century—without David Whitwell and what he has given to all of the rest of us.’ Frederick Fen-nell (1993)