Wed Nov 17 06:37:42 2010 UTClccn-n81-120368Composers--Germany0.540.760.87Carl_Reinecken 81120368oca00665343aReinecke, Carl,1824-1910Reinecke, Karl Heinrich Carsten,1824-1910Carsten, Heinrich,1824-1910Carsten, Carl Heinrich,1824-1910Reinecke, C.(Carl),1824-1910Reinicke,1824-1910Reinicke, Carl,1824-1910lccn-n80-22788Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus1756-1791cmplccn-n79-107741Beethoven, Ludwig van1770-1827cmplccn-n79-77221Brahms, Johannescmplccn-n79-21425Bach, Johann Sebastian1685-1750cmplccn-n79-127769Chopin, Frédéric1810-1849lccn-n50-565Schumann, Robert1810-1856cmplccn-no90-10067Rudorff, Ernstadplccn-n81-33541Joachim, Josephedtlccn-n88-625420Rietz, Juliuscmplccn-n82-208565Goldschmidt, OttoedtReinecke, Carl1824-1910Reinecke, Carl1824-1910100Songs (Medium voice) with pianoPiano music (Pianos (2)), ArrangedSuites (Piano, 4 hands)Symphonies--ScoresOrchestral musicPiano trios--Scores and partsChildren's songs, GermanMozart, Wolfgang Amadeus,--1756-1791Sonatas (Clarinet and piano)Concertos (Piano)--Parts (solo)Music--Computer network resourcesPiano music, ArrangedMasses--Vocal scores with pianoString trios--Scores and partsVocal duets with pianoWind octets (Bassoons (2), clarinets (2), flute, horns (2), oboe)Viola and piano musicPassion musicChoruses, Secular (Mixed voices) with orchestra--Vocal scores with pianoWind sextets (Bassoon, clarinet, flute, horns (2), oboe)Songs (High voice) with pianoConcertos (Flute and harp)--Solos with pianoMusical settingsClarinet and piano musicChildren's songsTrios (Piano, horn, oboe)Piano music (4 hands)Sonatas (Beethoven, Ludwig van)Concertos (Piano)--2-piano scoresTrios (Piano, clarinet, viola)Flute with orchestra--Solo with pianoTrios (Piano, clarinet, horn)Gewandhaus zu LeipzigComposersSonatas (Piano)BiographyFlute with orchestraGermanyBallades (Instrumental music)Sonatas (Flute and piano)Concertos (Piano)Reinecke, Carl,--1824-1910Operas--ExcerptsConcertos (Piano)--CadenzasConcertos (Flute)--Solo with pianoConcertos (Harp)Songs with orchestra--ScoresSymphoniesPiano musicConcertos (Flute)18241910182718341840184618471849185018511852185318541855185618571858185918601861186218641865186618671868186918701871187218731874187518761877187818791880188118821883188418851886188718881889189018911892189318941895189618971898189919001901190219031904190519061907190819091910191119121913191419151916191719181919192019211922192319241925192619271928192919301931193319341936193719381939194019431946194719481949195019511952195319541955195619571958195919601961196319641965196619681969197019711972197319741975197619771978197919801981198219831984198519861987198819891990199119921993199419951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200920104940921211483scor788.51542m317ocn639510081ocn427782870ocn041101907ocn017715769ocn055996136ocn051236140ocn459795649ocn462789771ocn062865415ocn063598985ocn320579030ocn661841308ocn301753932ocn180205181ocn078090353ocn053196913ocn031740932ocn301755944ocn054612829ocn043177752ocn646766497ocn496548589ocn639510081ocn496547723ocn496547734ocn606076369ocn026728685ocn055650968ocn064372646ocn608285201ocn646766499ocn055996136ocn606040985ocn493803756ocn496547781ocn606042000ocn233207791ocn643730801ocn490159012ocn085238220ocn313601579ocn313024551ocn314087906ocn314111697ocn314266535ocn315200989ocn314541520ocn314614107ocn315062553ocn316310673ocn316310654ocn314262064ocn314864924ocn312914765ocn313799501ocn313755866ocn315734931ocn314614478ocn312962678ocn314592244ocn659072919ocn659072919ocn658464589ocn658884435ocn079249865ocn661965820ocn658502559ocn658406937ocn658286266ocn049153540ocn659170351ocn658330445ocn658330445ocn658330445ocn658980457ocn080498432ocn590316175ocn658956907ocn661491181ocn589841082ocn036938099ocn311463898ocn001166819ocn652354131ocn254080538ocn248399523ocn459513663ocn320410300ocn079249865ocn080498432ocn08306947829424294140969563ocn000938626sw000938626:lccn-n81-120368Falsescor19810.75Reinecke, Carl+-+47106084252882881ocn180205181sw180205181:lccn-n81-120368Falsescor200727247142ocn049230375sw002462664:lccn-n81-120368Falsescor19850.78Reinecke, Carl18623112ocn057715242sw026589147:lccn-n81-120368Falsercrd2004Reinecke, Carl14817013ocn002471319sw002471319:lccn-n81-120368Falsescor20060.75Reinecke, Carl14517419ocn004472580sw004472580:lccn-n81-120368Falsercrd19700.76Reinecke, Carl1271497ocn014520258sw001445810:lccn-n81-120368Falsescor19850.82Reinecke, Carl1201222ocn000381779sw000381779:lccn-n81-120368Falsescor19690.76Reinecke, Carl1181224ocn123078333sw071153805:lccn-n81-120368Falsercrd2007Reinecke, Carl+-+0795978682921121187ocn003698390sw003698390:lccn-n81-120368Falsercrd19730.78Reinecke, Carl10212032ocn004083659sw000848351:lccn-n81-120368Falsescor19760.54Reinecke, Carl

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9811014ocn020597954sw013172003:lccn-n81-120368Falsescor19880.87Reinecke, Carl9611424ocn055518915sw009496619:lccn-n81-120368Falsescor20040.72Reinecke, Carl861019ocn023920557sw006031768:lccn-n81-120368Falsescor19880.82Reinecke, Carl83907ocn022851837sw018798227:lccn-n81-120368Falsescor19890.80Reinecke, Carl80856ocn019871933sw019867836:lccn-n81-120368Falsescor19890.80Reinecke, Carl798514ocn517263131sw001184857:lccn-n81-120368Falsescor20090.69Beethoven, Ludwig van769134ocn017894690sw013202658:lccn-n81-120368Falsescor19830.69Reinecke, Carl74907ocn054900859sw028851473:lccn-n81-120368Falsescor20030.84Reinecke, Carl70836ocn041312522sw011553760:lccn-n81-120368Falsescor19960.86Reinecke, Carl55547ocn064571505sw064571505:lccn-n81-120368Falsebook20050.67Reinecke, Carl42421ocn039882008sw039882008:lccn-n81-120368Falsebook19980.93Seidel, Katrin20212ocn037740068sw037740068:lccn-n81-120368Falsebook19970.95Wasielewski, Wilhelm Joseph von19193ocn021891389sw021891389:lccn-n81-120368Falsebook18920.81Wasielewski, Wilhelm Joseph von661ocn029661417sw029661417:lccn-n81-120368Falsebook18890.83Reinecke, Franz634ocn044437935sw017118616:lccn-n81-120368Falsebook19001.00Segnitz, Eugen112ocn051464340sw051464340:lccn-n81-120368Falsemixd1.00Reinecke, Carl

The collection consists of three handwritten postal cards, one in English and two in German. Includes: postal card in English to John Wm. Coates, editor of the Magazine of music, 6 May 1889, requesting copies of a recent edition of the magazine that included one of his songs; two postal cards to Augener & Co., publishers of music, in German, 24 July 1892 and 16 June 1893, concerning Reinecke's whereabouts as he travels in Switzerland, and in response to an editing request.

111ocn652724770sw652724770:lccn-n81-120368FalsemixdLind, Jenny

Correspondence (1835-1897), financial papers, musical compositions, and other papers. Includes published and unpublished biographical material about Miss Lind, a manuscript copy of her contract with P. T. Barnum (1849), scores used by her in concerts and dedication pieces of contemporary composers, an autobiographical sketch of Otto Goldschmidt, papers pertaining to his composition "Ruth" and his work with the Bach Choir of London, manuscripts of his musical compositions, and compositions by Julius Benedict (1804-1885), Niels W. Gade (1817-1890), Adolf F. Lindblad (1801-1878), and Karl Reinecke (1824-1910).

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The Hanover Royal Music Archive consists of printed and manuscript music, printed books about music, and related materials assembled by Ernest Augustus, King of Hanover, and his successors. A significant component originated in England and concerns musical activity of several children of George III, circa 1770-1837, particularly Ernest Augustus, then Duke of Cumberland, and Princess Augusta, as well as Prince George of Cumberland, son of Ernest Augustus and later Georg V, King of Hanover. These materials moved to Hanover, apparently circa 1837 when Ernest Augustus succeeded William IV as King of Hanover. In Hanover, the collection was expanded by Ernest Augustus and Georg V, and much of the present content relates to music in the Hanoverian court through the mid-nineteenth century. While most materials date circa 1770-1870, a few items extend this span from the seventeenth through the mid-twentieth century.

111ocn270679295sw270679295:lccn-n81-120368Falsebook1870Witte, Georg Hendrik

Saying that the day before he received a letter from Reinecke in Leipzig discussing the conditions in Graz and suggesting that if Witte were interested in the position he not delay, adding that an old acquaintance, Herr Radecki [i.e., Rudolf or Robert Radecke?], had already applied, giving a résumé of Witte's education and professional work, saying that owing to a finger sprain he suffers from arthritis, mentioning Stockhausen, Reiter, etc.

111ocn270675775sw270675775:lccn-n81-120368FalsebookRaff, Joachim

Discussing the publication and/or performance of a number of his works, including the Sonatas in A major and E minor, the Sonata op. 77 [sic], "Stücke für kleine Hände," Samson, König Alfred, the D-minor Quartet (discussed at length), his opp. 49, 50, 55 ("Frühlingsboten"), and 58, "Klavier-Soli," "Eglogue fantastique," 3 Sonatillen, Wachet auf!, "Sangesfrühling" [all 30 songs are listed], "Nabocoff Polka Mazurka," Symphony [no. 1] "An das Vaterland," and other works, mentioning Liszt, Draeseke, Schumann, Bülow, Kistner, Gurckhaus, Zellner, Rellstab, [Ludwig] Strauss, Pruckner, Hellmesberger, [Leopold] Damrosch, Singer, Beethoven, Hanslick, Müller String Quartet, Pohl, Laub, Strauss String Quartet, Thalberg, Keller , Wagner, Mozart, Spohr, Meyerbeer, Weber, Lortzing, Marschner, Flotow, [Anton] Rubinstein, Brahms, Lassen, Bronsart von Schellendorf, Brendel, Heinrichshofen, Klindworth, Laurencin d'Armond, Schott, Schreiber, Tausig, [Robert] Franz, Hiller, Hug, Voss, Bote & Bock, Glasbrenner's Berlin, Gumprecht, Joachim, Bachmann, Chevillard, Armingaud, Roeder, [Adolf Bernhard] Marx, Kühn, Jaell, [Ignaz] Moscheles, Heinze, Satter , Goldbeck, Wallace, Barth, Hasselt, Senff, Mendelssohn, Rietz, Breitkopf & Härtel, Handel, Stör, Walbrül , Cossmann, Mason Brothers, Hallberger, Rummel, Reinecke, [Gustav] Schumann, Jadassohn, Dustmann, Schnorr von Carolsfeld, [Julius?] Friedländer, Cotta, Rieter-Biedermann, Peters, Spina, Schubert, Lange, Riedel, Kücken, Grädener, Herbeck, Gade, Dessoff, Bruch , Kahnt, and other persons, etc.

111ocn219177582sw219177582:lccn-n81-120368Falsebook1892Wasielewski, Wilhelm Joseph von111ocn171593556sw171593556:lccn-n81-120368FalsebookOswald Weigel (Firm)111ocn084398647sw084398647:lccn-n81-120368FalsemixdBekker, Paul

The Paul Bekker Papers document Bekker's life and career as a music critic in Germany chiefly through his correspondence. The Papers also contain documents and receipts, photographs, other written works, and music.

111ocn082601604sw082601604:lccn-n81-120368FalsemixdBekker, Paul

The Paul Bekker Papers document music, culture, and society in early twentieth-century Germany through Bekker's extensive correspondence with composers, conductors, actors, journalists, publishers, and family members. The Papers also contain manuscript and printed copies of Bekker's many writings on music. In addition, the Papers hold personal documents and financial records, photographs, and a small number of musical scores.

111ocn078910755sw078910755:lccn-n81-120368Falsevisu111ocn071129993sw071129993:lccn-n81-120368FalsemixdA.P. Schmidt Company

The A.P. Schmidt Company archives contains music, correspondence, business and financial records, and related documents. These materials provide a detailed look at the management, daily operations, and history of the Schmidt firm. In the music series, which contains manuscripts and some printed music and is the largest part of the collection, are examples of music composed by Americans at the turn of the twentieth century and selected for publication by Schmidt. The majority of the music in the collection is in autograph form; some are holographs in the hand of the composer and many are the work of Schmidt company editors and arrangers. It is from these manuscripts that the Schmidt company prepared its publications. The music in the collection is principally for voice, chorus or piano, with some examples of large-scale orchestral music as well. It should be noted that none of the manuscripts of Edward MacDowell, one of Schmidt's most important composers, accompanied the collection to the Library of Congress. It may be assumed that after MacDowell's death, most of his manuscripts were returned to his widow, Marian MacDowell (see the Edward and Marian MacDowell Collection).

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A scrapbook of music manuscripts, autographs, and clippings. Some items attached to scrapbook pages ; others inserted in folders from Stewart Kidd Booksellers, Cincinnati, Ohio. Those in folders include description of item, with "Genuineness of this autograph is guaranteed by Stewart Kidd" printed on cover. Bound in red leather stamped in gold. List of contents inserted in front.

111ocn034422799sw034422799:lccn-n81-120368FalsemixdGoldman, Edwin Franko

Collection of photographic portraits (some autographed), letters, and portions of musical scores from the principal composers, conductors, and musicians mainly in the period since 1823. The collection does include a musical notation by Mozart dated ca. 1770.

001ocn122417015sw122417015:lccn-n81-120368FalsemixdMoscheles, Ignaz

4 ALS, 1841-1862, to various recipients including [Carl] Reinecke, and [Wilhelm?] Taubert.

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