Subject Catalogs These particular
catalogs—ranging from 10 to 55 pp are
organized by subject (8 are devoted to a single composer, i.e., Bach,
Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Handel, Haydn, Mozart & Schubert); they
list
all
currently
available titles, including rare and out-of-print items in stock. If
you need a specific
listing (not included below) you may request it by email
or telephone (212) 758-1946. All prices subject to change. Click
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PDF version of catalog.
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| Recent Issues: compilation
of recent
publications, all genres
and centuries included | | AMS 2009: American Musicological Society - Philadelphia (Nov.
12-15 2009)—if
you would like to have
a listing of our book display in Philadelphia, you can
download it here (160 kb)
| | Bach: facsimiles of autographs, primary sources, first
editions & a selection of research material
| | Beethoven: facsimiles of autographs, primary sources, first
editions & a selection of research material
| | Brahms: facsimiles of autographs, primary sources, first
editions & a selection of research material
| | Chopin: facsimiles of autographs, primary sources, first
editions & a selection of research material
| | Dance: dance music,
ballets, masques, treatises and literature
| | Ethnomusicology: a selection of publications on ethnomusicological and
folkloric
subjects (few facsimiles)
| | Gamba/Cello/Viola: music
for viola da
gamba, violoncello and viola,
including methods and literature | | Handel: facsimiles of autographs, primary sources, first
editions & a selection of research material
| | Haydn: facsimiles of autographs, primary sources, first
editions & a selection of research material | | Iconography: music
iconographic material, handwriting, letters, mss collections,
exhibition & thematic catalogs
| | Keyboard: music
for piano, harpsichord, clavichord & organ, including methods and
literature | | Lute/Plucked
Strings: music for lute, guitar,
vihuela,
mandora,
mandoline, cittern and harp, including methods and literature | | Mozart: facsimiles of autographs, primary sources, first
editions & a selection of research material | | Opera/Theater: opera,
staged works, scenographic studies,
theater construction and literature | | Orchestra:
symphonies, concertos, cantatas and religious works with orchestra | | Plainsong: the
important monuments of chant from the 9th to the 16th centuries,
including theoretic works and literature
| | Schubert: facsimiles of autographs, primary sources, first
editions & a selection of research material | | Strings: music
for violin and string ensembles, cantatas with string “symphonies”,
late Renaissance generic works, methods and literature | | Theory: theoretical
works and music criticism from the 9th to the 20th centuries | | Twentieth Century: a catalog devoted exclusively to facsimiles of
contemporary music—from Mahler onwards—all genres included | | Vocal 1: Medieval
polyphony & lyric song, Renaissance polyphony & homophony, and
literature | | Vocal 2: Early
Baroque through the Rococo, including lute songs, airs de cour,
monodies, cantatas, operas, voice treatises and literature | | Vocal 3: Mozart
to the present, including cantatas, operas, lieder and literature | | Winds: music
for recorder, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, cornetto and trumpet,
including cantatas with wind “symphonies”, late Renaissance generic
works, methods and literature | | Women: music
by women composers, & works and collections influenced by women
| | Deluxe
Music Facsimiles: special
bibliophile editions,
press books & manuscripts with significant illuminations or
decorations. | |
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