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...istic concerns, since he had long been frustrated that the original German publishers [[Bote and Bock]] used [[Vasily Bessel]] as their Russian agent, rather tha ...in autumn 1870, Tchaikovsky acted to postpone its publication, sending the publishers all the revisions he had recently made <ref name="note26"/>.

* [[:Category:Publishers|Publishers]]

...ill agree that when [[Jurgenson]] pays me splendid money, and when foreign publishers are offering me the finest rewards, there is no reason whatsoever that you

...Tschaikowsky. A complete list of his compositions. Edition of the original publishers |Imprint=London : Breitkopf & Härtel, 1912 |Extent=40 p. ; illus. |Fo

In 1917, "D. Rahter" was taken over by the music publishers "Anton J. Benjamin" in [[Leipzig]] who to this day have maintained the impr [[Category:Publishers|Rahter, Daniel]]

...for instrumental, mainly chamber, music. In order to satisfy this demand, publishers were keen to commission and buy works of chamber music not only from famous ...y established, and his fame was ever growing. We can see this from the way publishers were so keen to obtain his manuscripts, especially his works of chamber mus

...on a Rococo Theme]])'' had been entrusted by Tchaikovsky to the [[Berlin]] publishers Luckhardt <ref name="note12"/>, but the edition was considerably delayed. ...Scherzo'' and ''[[Variations on a Rococo Theme]]''. He discovered that the publishers had still not begun the printing, and the composer cancelled his agreement

[[Category:Publishers|Schaffer, Franz]]

...onceivable that while your wallet is so wide open to me, and while foreign publishers are making me offers, that he alone should avail himself of my things for f

: New York: Paragon Music Publishers, 1953.

...of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky |Imprint=Hockessin, Denver : Mitchell Lane Publishers, [2004] |Extent=48 p. ; illus. |Standard=ISBN 1584152117 |Series=Masters of

...ucing him to his circle of friends, which included writers, musicians, and publishers. Tchaikovsky found teaching rather a strain, but [[Nikolay Rubinstein]]'s c

[[Category:Publishers|Ricordi, Giulio]]

[[Category:Publishers|Hennings, Henrik]]

...layed frequently, and that consequently it will not bring any profit to my publishers, or rather, it will cause them a significant loss. If I may speak frankly w

[[Category:Publishers|Bock, Hugo]]

...the following. Gutheil has never offered me anything, because all Russian publishers know that I will not yield to their hikes or howls. But abroad they don't k

...узыкальный архив (11) |Format=Article |Language=Russian |Notes="The French publishers of Tchaikovsky's works" }} [[Category:Bibliography (2013)]] {{DEFAULTS

...er! You are absolutely right about not being persuaded to approach foreign publishers, and I'm very sorry that [[Fitzenhagen]] inflicted this rotten sausage-make

...r not having worked from the original score (available from several German publishers), but evidently from earlier German arrangements, and, moreover, inferior o

...ano arrangements of orchestral and chamber works — was a lucrative one for publishers. It made concert music more extensively available to a domestic clientele f

...Tschaikowsky. A complete list of his compositions. Edition of the original publishers}}

...spend long periods abroad, Tchaikovsky, thanks to his contacts with music publishers and musicians such as [[Hans von Bülow]], was very much aware of the lates

...to the amount of 1000 rubles. At the same time another publisher (and such publishers exist) tells me: "You are in need of money — write so-and-so pieces, and

...Tchaikovsky's overture-fantasia ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' to the [[Berlin]] publishers [[Bote & Bock]] when the score was sent to them by [[Nikolay Rubinstein]] i

Tchaikovsky's opus numbers were generally allocated by his publishers, and they do not always reflect the chronology of composition. Those from O

The publishers are Music Production International (MPI) in Chelyabinsk, Russia, and (from

...n with external editors, archives, researchers, editors, proof readers and publishers, the New Complete Edition could not be continued <ref name="note2"/>.

...are not yet for sale, because as a condition of his relations with foreign publishers [[Jurgenson]] must wait until their editions are ready to publish. The Germ

[[Category:Publishers|Lavigne, Ernest]]

...one; their arrangements are such that their works are sold abroad by local publishers as if they were their own, but in point of fact they are theirs. I didn't e

...approached me with requests ''to review and edit their reprints''. As for publishers' requests to give them my new things, there were a great deal of them, and

...in]] happened to tell [[Hugo Bock]] (the head of Bote & Bock, who were the publishers of his works in Germany) that he was looking for a reliable assistant to or

...wife, upon whom there now devolved all responsibility for negotiating with publishers about sales of her husband's works to ensure that their children would be w

...r abroad in 1888 |Edition=2nd edition |Imprint=New York : Haskell House Publishers, 1969 |Extent=xvi, 418 p. ; music ; illus. |Standard=ISBN 0838303102 |Serie

[[Category:Publishers|Bernard, Nikolay]]

[[Category:Publishers|Bessel, Vasily]]

...e. But since I must inevitably incur the displeasure of one or other of my publishers, then I am prepared for this, and I hope that in time you yourself will agr

...age of 14 he moved to [[Saint Petersburg]], where he worked for the music publishers F. T. Stellovsky and [[Nikolay Bernard|N. M. Bernard]]. In 1871, he opened

[[Category:Publishers|Belyayev, Mitrofan]]

[[Category:Publishers|Jurgenson, Pyotr]]

[[Category:Publishers|Furstner, Adolph]]

[[Category:Publishers|Urbanek, Mojmir]]

[[Category:Publishers|Gutmann, Albert]]

P. S. In [[Frankfurt]] I was overwhelmed by courtesies from ''André'', the publishers, uncle and nephew. They assured me that they were prepared to sacrifice eve

...r original publisher. The Frenchman was accordingly negotiating with other publishers, and in his letter to Tchaikovsky of 8/20 September 1885, he expressed his

I'll tell you the whole truth about the German publishers' advances; they are somewhat flattering to my vanity, but I don't want to h

Yes, it is true that all publishers in Germany are now courting me.

...[http://www.editionsilvertrust.com/cherubini-qt1.htm] of the chamber music publishers ''Edition Silvertrust''.</ref>

[[Category:Publishers|Rahter, Selma]]

[[Category:Publishers|Krayevsky, Andrey]]

[[Category:Publishers|Shishkov, Andrey]]

While I was in [[Paris]] I had new offers on the part of publishers, and [[Mackar]] is terribly afraid of this. The official delegation won't b

...e days that he stayed at the Belgian capital he met a number of musicians, publishers, and music-lovers, and it seems that among these was the addressee of this

[[Category:Publishers|Urbanek, Velebin]]

[[Category:Publishers|Jurgenson, Boris]]

...tantin Ilyich Glazunov (1828–1914), the scion of a notable dynasty of book publishers. Their eldest child was the Russian composer [[Aleksandr Glazunov]] (1865�

...''[[Valse-Scherzo, Op. 34|Valse-Scherzo]]'' for violin, to the [[Berlin]] publishers Luckhardt <ref name="note7"/>. It is not known when the manuscripts were se

[[Category:Publishers|Hatzfeld, Emile]]

...Tolstoy. Episodes under three Tzars |Imprint=Rockville, Maryland : Kabel Publishers, [1992] |Extent=257 p. ; illus. (p. 35-48) |Standard=ISBN 0930329570 (pbk)

...myself!'' I have missed the deadline and have unintentionally let down the publishers of the album...

...|Imprint=Chur, Switzerland ; Langhorne, Pennsylvania : Harwood Academic Publishers, [1993] |Extent=xxxvi, 393 p. ; illus. (p. 118-119) |Standard=ISBN 37186536

[[Category:Publishers|Mackar, Felix]]